POTM - He Has Risen Printable

 Our Product of the Month is the He Has Risen Printable - FREE with any purchase of $30 or more.

Check out the creative ways our teams have used this beautiful digital download.

Michelle's beautiful card combines it with:

Sweet Scalloped Circle Dies, Calvary Die, Delightfully Delicate Stencil, and Bitty Hearts Stencil

Diane's lovely card combines it with:

Floral Doily Stencil

Giovana's beautiful card also features a sentiment from:

Sweet Little Lamb

Esther's mini Easter basket also features:

True Friends Digital Paper Pack (Filler) and Circles Die Set

Rebeca's Bible journaling page also uses:
Delightfully Delicate Stencil

Sue's Bible journaling page also features:
Typewriter Alpha and Floral Doily Stencil

Ericka's lovely layout also uses:
Psalm 23 Background

We hope this inspires you to create something pretty with our Easter printable. 

NEW Digital Paper Packs & Printable

 

 Sweet 'n Sassy Stamps just released THREE new digital paper pads and a new Creative Worship Printable! Esther combined papers from the Softly Snowing Filler Paper Stack with an image from Adore Him to create her Christmas card for today. 

Check them all out by clicking here.

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Supplies and Tools: 

• From Sweet 'n Sassy Stamps:
  
• Adore Him Stamp Set 
• Adore Him Die Set 
• or buy the bundle and save 
• We Three Kings 
• Sparkle Snowflake Die Set
  
• Softly Snowing Filler DIGITAL Paper Pad 
• Versafine Clair Nocturne Ink  
• Dotted Ovals Dies (Sizzix)
  
• Arteza Real Brush Pens 
• Crochet Lace
• Burlap Ribbon
  

can't wait

Good morning! My cards today pretty much sum up how we all feel... anxious to get together again with friends and family! Here I used the SNSS In This Together digital printable. You can also easily use the In This Together stamp set. Either one works for a quick and easy set of cards to let someone know how much you miss them.

To use the digital images, I first sized and placed them how I wanted them in a Word document. Then I cut pieces of patterned paper to fit my card front. I used a temporary double-sided tape to attach the patterned paper panels to a sheet of copy paper and ran them through my printer. Then I ran another piece through to print several sentiments and layered them on with a ribbon.

I hope these cards inspire you to try out some digital images or use your stamps to make some CAS cards. Have a nice Sunday!

Diane

a cheerful giver

Hello!  Today I am sharing a card using one of my newly released Digi images.  I have to say that this is one of my favorite snowmen...mostly because he is in the company of a sweet bunny who decided to share his carrot!  A snowman must have a carrot nose, right?

 

One great thing about digi images is that you can make them any size you want.  I wanted to make this image big and keep it simple, with the focus staying on the gift.  As I printed it out, this verse came to mind...

 

2 Corinthians 9:6-7     ⁶ The point is this: whoever sows sparingly will also reap sparingly, and whoever sows bountifully will also reap bountifully. ⁷ Each one must give as he has decided in his heart, not reluctantly or under compulsion, for God loves a cheerful giver.

This was intended as a thank you card but I think it also conveys what we feel in our heart as we share God's love.

 

If you are a fan of Digital images, go check them out in the SNSS store.  And if you'd rather work with stamps & ink... this is also available in the Snowy Hello stamp set!

 

Thanks for popping in…happy stamping!

Diane

 

Cocoa's Heart - I {Heart} You :-)

Happy Monday Sweet ‘n Sassy Friends! 

Julie here and since we just celebrated a new Digital Stamp Release this past week, I thought I would share a fun Valentine’s Day card that I created with some of the digital stamps that were already in stock- Cocoa’s Heart and Valentine’s Day Greeting.

Did you know that Sweet ‘n SassyStamps has over 200 exclusive digital stamp images (also known as “digi’ or “digi's”) in the online store?  

Are you intimidated by digi stamps?  

You do not need to be...they are so easy to use and you can print them out and color them just like a normal stamp image.

One thing I personally love about digi stamps is that you can re-size them to fit your design- for this card, I printed out the Cocoa’s Heart image along with cropping the sentiment from the Valentine’s Day Greeting set.  

FYI- I did re-size both images for this card and before printing them on my white cardstock, I also inserted other images onto the document (I can use the other images for several cards in the future :-)).

Also, were you aware that you can color digi images with watercolor pencils, sponging, ink with a water brush (Distress Inks, etc.), alcohol markers, regular colored pencils (plain or with Gamsol)- basically any medium that you use for regular stamps.  

I print my images out with an inkjet printer, so the only tip I can recommend regarding coloring digital images would be not to saturate the image with too much water or get too close to the printed lines with water (the printer ink can bleed a bit into the coloring medium if it is too wet).

I decided to color the Cocoa’s Heart image using Spectrum Noir™ Alcohol Markers and used a Faber-Castell® Pitt Penn marker to add the border.  

After coloring, I “fussy-cut” out the heart and mounted the image onto white cardstock and cut around the heart by hand to create a white border.

I wanted to add some shimmer, so I used a waterbrush to paint Frost White Shimmer Paint over the entire heart (but tried to avoid Cocoa)...it is a bit difficult to see the shimmer in the photo (fyi- I also added Crystal Effects® to Cocoa’s nose, but again, this is difficult to see in the photo :-)).

The sentiment from Valentine's Day Greetings was printed and banners were created with a hexagon punch (although you can also create really fun banners with the Sweet ‘n Sassy Stamps Banner Dies- these are on my "wish list").  

I mounted the banner onto a piece of black cardstock and layered everything onto the card using the Splitcoaststampers’ SC568 Sketch Challenge for inspiration.

I hope we have inspired you to try some of the digital images for yourself- if you have any questions, please feel free to ask.

Hugs and have a blessed week, sweet friends!!