For my card, I used this great die cut set from Papertrey Ink cutting the pieces out of several scrap card stocks and popping a few of them up on dimensionals.
For the base, I sponged brown on the bottom and sponged clouds on top and then finished with the birthday sentiment.
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For my card, I pulled out my Heartfelt Creations Sunflower set that is one of my all time favorites. I cut the layers, added some distressing to the layers and layered on blue and tan card stock.
I then stamped the flowers and sponged the colors, layered adding glitter to the edges and finished with prills in the center.
The 80 was die cut several times in white then finished with gold glitter paper on top and the birthday sentiment was popped up on dimensionals.
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For my card, I used the twine inlay technique to add texture to my card. The card was finished with a few scattered hearts and pearls and the sentiment.
This will be another of my pet donation cards.
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| FS974 - this week's incredibly talented featured stamper is Deb aka debmoloughney. I found this INSPIRATION. For this card, I drew inspiration from the beautiful all-over floral design on Deb's card. Instead of stamping, I chose a floral designer paper as my focal point and layered it onto a crisp white card base. While digging through my scrap drawer, I came across a white wavy strip that fit perfectly along the bottom, just the right spot to stamp the thank you sentiment. To finish, I added a few scattered candy dots for a simple yet cheerful touch. 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. Floral Thanks |
The adorable snowman that inspired this card was too cute to resist, so I pulled out a playful snowman image and sentiment from Stampin’ Up. I colored the image using Copic markers to bring it to life with soft, wintry tones.
Once the coloring was complete, I cut the layers to build the card. For the background, I used a snowflake-patterned napkin adhered to cardstock—adding texture and a frosty feel.
To finish the card, I scattered a few candy dots to echo the colors in the napkin layer and tie the whole design together.
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Challenges:
I began this card using the napkin technique, choosing a beautiful leafy napkin as the base to set a soft, organic tone. Then I reached for an adorable die cut set from Spellbinders and cut the pieces using a mix of paper scraps, adding texture and variety. Once assembled, the die cuts were layered over the napkin background to bring the design to life.
To finish the card, I added a birthday sentiment, popped up on dimensionals for a bit of lift and emphasis.
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Challentes:
For this card, I created the background using a blend of several Distress Oxide inks. Once the layers were built up, I lightly sprayed the surface with water and blotted it with a paper towel to lift some of the ink—creating a soft, starry night effect.
With the background complete, I added the silhouette die cut from Gina Marie Designs of Santa and the boy, placing the stamped sentiment just below to anchor the scene. To finish the card, I scattered a few gems for a touch of sparkle.
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Challenges:
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