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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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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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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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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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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USEIT2025 - Glasses & Button
For my card, I pulled out this fun retired stamp set from Spellbinders stamping them in black then added a black frame layer.
Next, a couple of flag banners were cut then the card layout was created finishing the card with the glasses brad and button on the banners.
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For my card, I used some fruit die cuts adding sponging to the layers. The base layer was sponged with a bit of green then the sentiment was added popping it up on dimensionals and a few scattered candy dots to finish the card.
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USEIT2025 - Fleu de lis
I was immediately inspired by the blue and white dish on the page as soon as I opened the link and just had to do a blue and white card.
I pulled out a couple of different designer paper, created the layout then die cut the pieces from a Papertrey Ink die set to create the pie.
To sperate the designer paper layers, I added a blue fabric strip.
The pie was finished with a few stickles and the card was finished with the thank you banner popped up on dimensionals.
The banner element was from my tote of items I am trying to use up.
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A Place to Start - ATG (Optional - Recycle) The Fleu de lis is a recycled button from my tote of items I am trying to use up.
Allsorts - ATG (What Makes You Happy) I love blue and white cards. They are my all-time favorite.
I love Halloween themed craft goodies but rarely get a chance to use them. I learned last year that my son's girlfriend loves Halloween and said I could send her Halloween themed birthday cards! Win-Win!!!!
For my card, I used several Spellbinders die cuts to create the scene and added sponging to color up the pieces. Several places were highlighted with a white gel pen and the scene was layered on a glitter paper.
The birthday sentiment was popped up on dimensionals as well as a few other elements in the scene.
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For my card, I used some scrap paper from my designer paper stash to create the strips. I then used a stitched butterfly using up more of the DMC floss from the back of my craft chair.
The butterfly and sentiment were popped up on dimensionals and the card was finished with a few mirror candy dots.
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Art Nudge - Inspiration
For my card, I created a Z-Fold front and added several designer papers to the inside and outside of the card. I then die cut the center circle layer and added the sentiment and a die cut butterfly. The card was finished with a couple of red ribbons to pick up the red in the base designer paper layer.
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For my card, I pulled out a super adorable House Mouse stamp and colored it with copics. I then added some sun rays using a Tim Holtz stencil. The image was layered on a teal card base.
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