For this card, I used a fun love-themed party paper to create the sketch layout. I layered it on white cardstock and embossed it with hearts for added texture.
The panel was then mounted on coordinating handmade paper to bring out the colors and design.
I finished the card with a birthday sentiment to complete the look.
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For this card, I started with a black card base. I cut a rectangular panel and sponged it with shades of yellow and orange to create a glowing sun scene. I then stamped the tree image from Stampin’ Up and finished the panel with a “Congratulations” sentiment.
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| FS978 - this week's incredibly talented Featured Stamper is Maria aka maria031767. I found this INSPIRATION. For my card, I pulled out some silver mirror paper and die cut the leaf frame, layering it over a matching silver mirror background. Next, I die cut the sentiment layers, first from silver and then from white, stacking them together and popping both up with dimensionals for added depth. To finish the card, I added the large a"25" die cut from silver mirror paper, also raised with dimensionals and a silver bow. This card was definitely tricky to photograph with all that shine, but in person, it turned out beautifully. Thank you for stopping by to check out my card today. I appreciate the lovely comments. If you leave me a comment, I can stop by your blog for a visit. 25th Anniversary |
For my card, I was inspired by the striking black and gold palette from the challenge. I selected coordinating papers in those tones and created the layout using a stitched curved die, layering with gold glitter paper to add a touch of sparkle and elegance.
To finish the design, I die cut a "Happy Birthday" sentiment from the same glitter paper and placed it atop the black and gold music-themed background, letting the shimmer play off the rhythmic pattern beneath.
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For this card, I used a fabulous stencil from Waffle Flower, blending pink Distress Oxide inks before cutting it out with the coordinating die to create the love potion bottle.
I added a tag and ribbon to the top of the bottle and finished the design with a few scattered pink heart stickers for a sweet touch.
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For this card, I used an adorable image from Hunkydory that looks like he’s peeking out of torn paper. To mirror that effect, I cut a circle from white cardstock and tore the edges so he could peek through the top layer.
On the top layer, I hand-drew the lines and then layered everything over some fun designer papers for added interest.
The card was finished with a birthday sentiment, popped up on dimensionals for extra dimension.
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For this card, I used a wonderful image from Mo Manning, which I colored with Copics. I finished the design with a birthday sentiment to complete the look.
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