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Hello Friend, Esther here today to let you know that it's time for another Sweet n Sassy Instagram Hop and this month we're featuring steel dies. I chose to use the NEW coordinating dies for Birds & Blooms and the NEW With Love Word Die Set. I also used some of Susan's NEW Softly Snowing Digital Papers! One lucky commenter will win a $25 gift code to the SnSS store - click here to check it out!!
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When I print these digital papers, I usually open them in my word program and resize them to fit my card front so that I'm not wasting ink by printing a full 8.5 x 11 inch paper. It also reduces the design and makes it look prettier on my card.
All the images on this card were stamped on mixed media paper and colored with Arteza Real Brush Pens.
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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.
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Esther here today with a card that features two NEW products in the Sweet 'n Sassy Store this month - the Cheerful Hexies dies and In the Psalms stamp set. The dies were made to coordinate with the Cheerful Hexies stamp set, but as you can see they also work great alone. I used mind to create a quilted background with pretty designer paper.
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Hello crafting friends, Esther here today sharing fun winter card that features the sweet Winter Hugs stamp set that now has coordinating dies!
I had so much fun creating that night sky by blending three shades of distress ink on mixed media paper. I started by swiping three strips of the lightest ink (cracked pistachio) in the center of my paper and adding the next darkest color (peacock feathers) around the strips and over the rest of the card front. To finish off I added the darkest ink (prize ribbon) just around the edges, coming up a little deeper on the bottom to make it look like ice.
This card was simple enough to make that a couple of my Sunday School girls (10 and 6) created their own versions during a recent card making afternoon I had with their mom.
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Esther here today with an autumn still life scene created using one of my all-time favorite stamp sets (Beautiful Bouquets) combined with pumpkins from the Fall Beeze set. All the images were stamped on mixed media paper and colored with Arteza Real Brush Pens, and the coordinating dies made this a snap to create.
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Esther here today sharing this frosty winter card that uses the BRAND NEW Snowstorm stencil.
To create my card I pressed Versamark watermark ink through the snowflake stencil on mixed media paper, removed the stencil, added white embossing powder, and heat set. Next, I used Prize Ribbon distress ink to do some ink smooshing and then inked the edges with Chipped Sapphire distress ink. I added the largest snowflake from Large Snowflake dies set and then a die cut sentiment over that.
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Did you know Sweet
n ' Sassy Stamps is in the process of adding product from their brick
'n mortar store (The Stamper's Boutique) to their online site? Check out
all the fun NEW stuff added to the Art Mediums
category! There will be limited quantities of these products until
Korin gets a feel for what sells well, so if you see something you like,
grab it up fast!
I'm showcasing Gilding Polish
on today's card. After embossing the azalea's I went over the raised
design with two shades of blue polish. Don't you love that beautiful
shimmer?
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Happy Monday! Esther here today with a fun puppy themed card. To create the base of my card I used a side step card tutorial from Splitcoast Stampers. Next I cut a bunch of grass using green card stock and the tall grass die coupled with the smaller grass die. I inked the top edge with dark green distress ink. All the dogs, the bare tree, and the sun were stamped on mixed media paper and colored with water brush pens.
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Esther here today with a Christmas card all done up in classic blue and white. I used chipped sapphire distress ink for all my stamping and even colored the die cut heart and background matting with it as well.This week is our annual "Christmas in July" sale with all the Christmas and winter themed items 20% off using coupon code: festive22.
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Hello, Esther here today with this summery floral card. To create my card I stamped one of the flower pots from the Special Blooms Stamp Set twice on mixed media paper and colored them with my Arteza Real Brush Pens before die cutting with the coordinating Special Blooms Dies. I die cut a tag from black card stock and added some white text using the Typewriter Text Background stamp. The gingham was stamped in Versafine Clair Nocturne Ink using one of the images from Texture Tiles 4 . A bit of ribbon, three rhinestones, and some paper lace complete this card.
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Esther here today with this mixed media coffee card. The Spring Summer Coffee Lover's Blog Hop is in full swing. It's a traditional hop this time with prizes and giveaways at each stop. Sweet 'n Sassy Stamps is proud to be one of the sponsors for this hop and is giving away a $25 gift code to one lucky commenter. Click here to go to the original post.
To create my card today I started with a piece of kraft card stock and swiped some white pigment ink across it. Next I stamped the coffee words from texture tiles 9 across the top and bottom and layered up my lace, dictionary page pieces, and burlap ribbon. Using distress inks I did some ink smooshing on watercolor paper, die cut it with a circle die, and stamped a bit of text from texture tiles 1 over top. After fussy cutting one of the coffee cups from I Like Big Cups I added a bit of lace to the front. A sentiment and two little hearts complete this shabby mixed media card.
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