For my card, I pulled out this fun image from Art Impressions and colored her up with copics. She is popped up on dimensionals.
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That rose gold necklace is gorgeous. I used some rose paper for the base, layered some gold and coordinating paper to create the layout. Next, I die cut this heart, added the sentiment and finished with a key. The heart and key layer are popped up on dimensionals.
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For my card, I followed this TUTORIAL to create a 4.25 x 5.5 card.
I used several coordinating pink papers and layered on a bold pink card stock. The card was finished with the sentiment and a few scattered pink hearts.
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For my card, I pulled out some gorgeous handmade paper for the background tearing the edges for the top layers. I then added some Hunkydory dog panels and the thanks banner.
The card was finished with some scattered sequins.
This will be another pet donation card.
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For my card, I pulled out an old favorite Stampin Up set stamped the image and sentiment and colored up with copics. It is layered on a textured red card stock.
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For my card, I pulled out some wallpaper that I have left over from my old kitchen. I used that for the card base then die cut the pieces for the scene from Spellbinders and added stitching to the lamp and chair.
The card was finished with the birthday sentiment popped up on dimensionals.
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For my card, I used the Brayered Emboss Resist technique for the base and water colored the base with blue and tan. Next, I die cut the Tim Holtz silhouette and mounted it and the sentiment up on dimensionals.
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For my card, I pulled out some handmade paper for the base and layered it on black card stock. I then die cut all the Hunkydory images and added the front one on dimensionals and finished with the sentiment also on dimensionals.
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I used this adorable Pink and Main image, colored it with copics then fussy cut it. The image and sentiment are mounted on foam tape on the designer paper and the card is finished with black gems.
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For my card, I die cut the pieces of the peacock from Spellbinders and layered. The white layer in the peacock is white glitter paper. Next, I layered it on a die cut scroll and then on a gold foil designer paper.
The card was finished with the sentiment and a few scattered gems.
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For my card, I used this cute die cut from Scrappy Boy Stamps cutting the pieces out of a couple of different designer paper prints. I then added white gel pen to the denim designer paper and popped a few layers on dimensionals.
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Creative Moments - Use a Die Cut
For my card, I pulled out a beautiful pack of love paper from Michaels and cut 3 different papers to create the base layer. This cut is great for getting several cards at once.
Next, I die cut the heart layers, stamped the anniversary sentiment and finished with a couple of additional hearts.
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Challenges:
Ally's Angels - ATG
For my card, I embossed the base layer and added a polka dot paper to the top. Next, I die cut from Honey Bee stamps and added some dimensionals finishing the card with the birthday sentiment also on dimensionals.
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AAA Birthday - Summer
| FS963 - This week's incredibly talented Featured Stamper Gail, is better known around here as gail3. Here is my INSPIRATION, I changed the cupcake image and used designer papers rather than just colored card stock. I also used a great die cut that makes this fun fold from Creek Bank Creations. Once the image was colored, I layered it and added a few scattered stars. 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. Birthday Cupcake Challenges: A Perfect Time to Craft - ATG A Place to Start - ATG All Sorts - ATG (Optional Pretty Flowers) Beautiful Blossoms - Anything Goes with Flowers Wednesday's Creative Inspiration - Stars and/or Stripes |
I was inspired by the 3 pots and the wood floor. For my card, I added a wood designer paper base then die cut the pieces from a couple of Spellbinders die cut sets. Once the pieces were cut I layered them and added some color to a few of the leaves with a dauber.
The card was finished with a few scattered sequins and the birthday sentiment popped up on dimensionals.
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For my card, I used this fun die cut set from Spellbinders die cutting the pieces out of several scraps. I love die cuts to help clear out scrap papers.
The base layer is a fun textured designer paper and it reminds me of sky which is perfect for this scene.
The card was finished with the birthday sentiment stamped in the corner.
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For my card, I pulled out another Hunkydory image and layered it on a couple of fun designer papers adding some black cardstock to pop the layers.
The card was finished with a thank you sentiment and a few candy dots.
This will be another of my pet donation cards.
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For my card, I die cut the barn from Brass Bliss and the squirrel and wheelbarrow from Poppy Stamps. The die cuts were put together then layered on a cow print paper and layered on a brown card stock. The birthday sentiment was popped up on dimensionals.
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I love this stitched die cut set from Spellbinders and I am also trying to use up some DMC floss that is hanging on the back of my craft chair. For today's card, I die cut the butterflies, stitched them with the brown DMC floss then layered them on an embossed white layer adding dimensionals.
The card was finished with gold sequins, a birthday sentiment and layered on gold mirror.
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I loved the all over hearts and used that for my inspiration. I grabbed this all over heart paper for the base then added the die cut hearts embossing the white layer and added a few dimensionals.
Next, I die cut the sentiment layer stamping a Valentine sentiment and then finished the card with a few candy dots.
For the inside:
I created a W fold for the inside and brought the hearts paper to one of the W panels added a white layer for a sentiment and a couple of additional die cuts to decorate the W layers. The W layer was layered on a polka dot paper to bring more interest to the inside of the card.
The W Fold is a 1 3/4″ x 11″ and it is scored at 2 3/4″, 5 1/2″ and 8 1/4″.
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For my card, I pulled out a very old set from Stampin Up. I am not sure I have ever used all of these stamps until this card. I hand wrote the words between each stamp and stamped the images along the way. Once each was used, I colored the images with copics and layered on the designer paper.
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For my card, I used this adorable die cut from Honey Bee stamps cutting several scraps for the layers and adding dimensionals to some of the layers.
The card was finished with some coordinating stars and the birthday sentiment popped up on dimensionals.
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For my card, I used this adorable shark die cut from My Favorite Things. Once the pieces were die cut, it was popped up on dimensionals and finished with this cute sentiment from Hero Arts die cut from Sizzix.
The card was finished with a few pearls.
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| FS961 - This week's incredibly talented Featured Stamper jstrachan15 aka Jean. Here is my INSPIRATION. I don't own that motorcycle image but I do have this die cut from The Ton. I cut the pieces and layered the motorcycle. Next, I used the same emboss folder on aluminum foil then layered grey and black torn paper on the top and bottom. I added dash marks to the bottom and popped the bike and sentiment up on dimensionals. 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. Motorcycle Birthday |
When I saw the inspiration, I knew I wanted to use this Honey Bee stamps die cut. I cut the layers, added some coordinating designer papers and layered. The card was finished with a few scattered gems and the birthday sentiment popped up on dimensionals.
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My card used this fantastic Rubic's Cube image from Brutus Monroe. This year the Rubic's Cube is 50. The colors are sponged on using the coordinating stencil and then die cut. It is popped up on dimensionals and then layered with some papers that match the colors in the cube. The card is finished with the birthday sentiment popped up on dimensionals and a few scattered candy dots.
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For my card, I used this adorable image that my sweet friend Denise sent me. She is so kind to send me dog images knowing I donate many pet cards.
The image was colored up with copics then layered on dome designer paper that picks up the colors in the image.
The card was finished with a few mirror gems that match the dog tag and the sentiment popped up on dimensionals.
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For my card, I used my trusty leaf stencil and colored the card stock. I then layered it in a green card base and added a few green sequins.
The sentiment is popped up on dimensionals.
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For my card, I used this adorable die cut set from Simon Says Stamp. I cut the pieces, colored with copics and layered. The bottom is sponged with blue and then the front is layered on black.
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The phone case inspiration reminded me of this heart paper. This was a very quick card using a couple of designer papers layered in a hot pink. The birthday sentiment was popped up on dimensionals and the card was finished with hot pink candy dots.
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For my card, I die cut the Creek Bank Creations tool and layered it. Two of the pieces I wanted silver and love putting aluminum foil on cardstock and using that for cards.
Once the drill was pieced together, it was layered on the woodgrain paper and the sentiment and tool were popped up on dimensionals.
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For my card, I stitched up a Spellbinders butterfly using some more floss from the back of my craft chair that I am trying to use up. I layered the butterfly and added the sentiment and finished the card with a few candy dots.
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For my card, I used more of the floss from the back of my chair in my craft room that I am trying to use up. This one is rainbow colored and really pretty.
I die cut the Spellbinders die cut, added the stitching and then layered the pieces.
The card was finished with the birthday sentiment.
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For my card, I die cut the count from Sizzix and layered it adding a graduation cap and glasses from other die cut sets.
The base layer was embossed with numbers and green ink was added then layered on gold mirror card stock and the Math Education sentiment banner popped up on dimensionals.
My inspiration brought me to bring out my Karren Burniston fireworks to die cut and add to the inside of the card.
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Challenges:
A while back, I made this CARD. When I started cleaning up, I found two pieces of the designer paper left over and very small piece of the pink paper that looked like underwear. I just had to keep those pieces for a card. Well today's the day.
I cut the layers for the front of the card and printed the sentiment using my computer. Once the layers were added, I added the panties and underwear and added gems to the outside and the hearts for the inside.
Now to figure out who I could possibly send this card to...LOL!
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Challenges:
For my card, I pulled out another image from Hunkydory and cut down the layers. The dog bone paper clip was arranged on the image and the welcome sentiment was die cut from black paper.
This will be another pet donation card.
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For my card, I die cut the wood planks and sponged the colors then layered them on the brick designer paper. Next, I added the Nuvo Drops for the nails.
For the saw, I cut the layers then popped it up on a wobble.
The card was finished with the birthday sentiment popped up on dimensionals.
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Challenges:
613 Ave create - ATG (Masculine)
For my card, I used one of my favorite Stampendous images and colored it with copics. The image is layered on a black layer and the corner is sponged with purple ink.
The card was finished with the sentiment popped up on dimensionals and a few scattered sequins.
This will be another of my pet donation cards.
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Challenges:
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Challenges:
A Perfect Time to Craft - ATG
When I saw the tablecloth on the site, I grabbed this image (it is a freebee with purchase from Honeybee Stamps). I colored it up in similar colors then added it to a card base.
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For my card, I pulled out this rose die cut that has been in my stash for a very long time and never been used. I have been working on organizing all my die cuts so I can quickly find them and use them more often and this challenge was perfect to use this one.
It was die cut out of red, layered on white then layered on the red and white designer paper.
The card was finished with a few scattered gems and the birthday sentiment popped up on dimensionals.
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