Hello friends. Today I am posting forCutCardStock! I’m in the holiday mood and creating fun wintery cards! Star Dream Metallic is perfect to create the shiny stars and sentiments.
Check out this sweet holiday scene complete with Santa and the reindeer!
Happy Fall! Today I am posting this fun vellum window fall card for CutCardStock. I enjoy Fall weather and love creating cards with leaves and fall colors!
I love how the inside leaves shine through the vellum adding additional layers.
Today I am posting for The Funkie Junkie Inspiration Blog. The theme is Holiday Homecoming: Celebrate with Family and Food. Today I present my candy shop home decor piece. My favorite food is candy!
Happy Fall my friends! Today I am posting for The Funkie Junkie Boutique. We are presenting fall leafy projects this time around, and I decided to see how stamped Distress Oxide Inks look on different card bases.
I have a YouTube video HERE if you prefer to watch the process.
Choose Your Card Panels
Distress Oxide Inks, a mixture of dye and pigment ink have some unique properties. They show up on darker cardstocks, and seem to light up when spritzed with water. I selected the following types of cardstock to try this out. Cardstocks include Kraft, Cougar White 80 lb., Cougar Natural, Ranger Wood Grained, Black, Dark Brown and Olive Green.
Stamp All the Card Panels
I selected CMS450 Leaf Print 1 for all of the panels, stamping with Seedless Preserves, Rusty Hinge, Crushed Olive, Crackling Campfire and Vintage Photo Distress Oxide Ink Pads. You could also use Leaf Print 2 or another leaf stamp set.
Attach four of the leaf prints to acrylic blocks for ease in stamping. Using the large Maple leaf, ink with Seedless Preserves Oxide Ink. Stamp on the left side of all the bases at an angle. This one happens to be on Natural Cougar Cardstock.
Select another large stamp and ink with Crushed Olive. Stamp this one on the right side at an angle to start a fan inspired print.
Do the same with two additional leaf stamps using Crackling Campfire and Rusty Hinge to fill in the fan.
Using CMS Shattered Background, ink with Walnut Stain and stamp over the entire panel. After stamping the first one, I changed my approach and left an opening in the center so the leaves weren't stamped over.
Assemble the Cards
Prepare Kraft A2 card bases for all the panels except the black panel. It is mounted on a white card base with an orange panel to highlight the leaves.
Trim the panels to 3.75 x 5.0 inches using the Deckle Edge Trimmer. This adds some interest to the cards.
Here is the leaves stamped on dark brown cardstock.
Select Gratitude Small Talk Stickers from the book. Note: this is an older product I have in my stash. You could use Tiny Text stamps or other small sentiment stamps to make your own strips.
Glue the strips on white cardstock to add dimension. Using a blending tool, ink the sentiments with Cracklin Campfire to add color. Trim the strips and attach to the card panels.
Using a blending tool, add color to the perimeter of the panel prior to adding to the card base. Note - do not ink blend the back or brown panel.
Tie a piece of twine around the panel prior to attaching to the card base.
Add interest to the kraft envelope by stamping a leaf in the lower left front corner in the color of your choice.
Let's Look at all the Difference Between the Panels
White Cougar 80 lb. Cardstock
Ranger Wood Grain Card Stock - I love the additional texture.
Natural Card Stock
Brown Card Stock
Black Card Stock
Green Card Stock
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Hello again friends. I had soooo much fun creating this fun holiday layered piece for The Funkie Junkie Boutique!You can win a $25.00 gift card by using Ideology Christmas Products and tagging The Funkie Junkie Boutique. We will choose one winner.
Hello friends. I'm posting for The Funkie Junkie Boutique today. This Saturday Spotlght post is all about creating your own Ephemera using some of the new Sizzix dies including Vintage Labels, Collector and Specimen sets. In the end I created a journal cover, and I will walk you along creating the collection of ephemera pieces.
Check all the fun layers of Vintage Goodness here!
Hello friends! I am still playing with the Tim Holtz goblin dies from last year!
For this card, I smooshed many pieces of Canson watercolor to create the distressed bases for the Die Cuts. The truck is the Holtz Jalopy die modified. I added the pumpkins from the Crazy Bird accessories plus a Lawn Fawn Stamp Set. The bacgrrouns used a Hero Arts background stamp with Distress inks that I added sprays of water and stamped on watercolor paper. The monster is from last seasons Holtz release. I glued all pieces and added google eyes to the large monster.
Card 2 started with the Coffe spill small stencil in different distressed inks, blended on the A2 cardbase. The coffee cup from Fresh Brewed Blueprint Set was stamped on watercolor paper and colored with Zig markers. The monsters are colored with ink smooshing in different Distress inks. I assembled the card, adding google eyes to the left monster who is propped up on a wobbly base!
I had a blast playing with Tim Holtz collage paper and distress inks. I used Holtz’s Blueprint Halloween stamps for the main images. I created Frames and backgrounds by distress ink smooshing the backgrounds and using collage medium to attach the collage paper on top. Once dry, I cut the background and Frames from the paper. To lighten some of the backgrounds, I used a brayer to apply Picket Fence paint on top. I embossed a couple of cutouts for embellishments and used other bling from my stash. Here are the cards I made.