Monday, January 17, 2022
Happy Winter
Saturday, December 4, 2021
Christmas Tags
Happy Saturday! I have some quick and easy package tags to share with you today featuring the recently released Wonder of Christmas set. This set can be bought individually or in a bundle with the coordinating dies.
For my first set of tags, I started by stamping the sentiments and berries with VersaFine Clair Nocturne ink. Then, I stamped the pine boughs with parsley ink and colored the berries with a red marker. Next, I distress the the tag with vintage photo and some walnut stain distress ink. I also dragged the edges of the tags directly along the ink pad to darken them up. Of course, no tag is complete without some ribbon so I added a gold ribbon and some gold cord to finish it off.
My second set of tags follows the same process as the first set. I changed out how I decorated around the sentiments. The pine bough is stamped with parsley ink in two different directions to make it look like a longer piece. I stamped the pinecone on scrape cardstock first and cut out to create a mask. Then, I stamped the first pinecone with walnut stain distress ink, placed the mask over the first one and stamped the second one. I added red berries with a marker. On one of the tags you can see some sparkle because I used a red glitter gel pen over the top of the red ink. I wasn't sure I liked the tag with the sparkle so I skipped it on the others. The tags were finished up the same way as the first set.
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I hope you enjoyed today's project and thanks so much for stopping by!
KarenMonday, November 22, 2021
Snowflake Dies THREE Ways
Esther here today with a pretty Christmas card that features snowflake dies used THREE different ways.
Way #1 To create a stencil --- I cut two snowflakes from printer paper and used them as a stencil on the background.
Way #2 To create an impression on stamping foam ---I heated my stamping foam, pressed it into the largest of the snowflakes to create an impression, inked the stamping foam with distress ink, and stamped it on a piece of white card stock.
Way #3 To create a regular die cut -- Last of all I die cut the medium sized snowflake and
glued it over top the reverse print.
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- Prize Ribbon Distress Ink (Ranger)
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Thursday, October 21, 2021
antique ornaments
Hello! Today I am sharing a few cards using the Antique Ornaments set (sold in a bundle and separately). I also used Wonder of Christmas (also sold in a bundle and separately), Pinecone Background, and Spectacular Snowflakes.
There's just something about antique ornaments that brings back memories and evokes feelings of nostalgia. I instantly remember the bubble lights that accompanied them! My cards today were created with those images and memories in mind. In fact, my first card was colored to resemble an antique Christmas card.
Tuesday, October 12, 2021
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Thursday, October 7, 2021
Wonder of Christmas
Hello! Today I am sharing two cards using this month’s Sweet ‘n Sassy Stamps release. SNSS has some beautiful new Christmas sets, among others. I am loving the skates in this new set called Wonder of Christmas (in a bundle and also sold separately) and the Letter Tiles Alpha is lots of fun too. I have a few more cards to share later with it. I also used the previously released Fern Fronds Stencil on both cards.
First, I used the stencil and stamps to create a background on some light blue cardstock. Then the skates were die cut and popped up with foam tape. I used a silver Sharpie marker on all of my skate blades to make them shiny.







