For my card, I used this super fun Whimsy Stamps image colored with copics. I then added some fun designer paper layered on black card stock for a bit of a punch. The card was finished with the sentiment and a few scattered gems.
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For my card, I am trying to use up some DMC floss that is on the back of my craft chair. I love these butterflies and have done a few of them just waiting on cards.
The butterfly, from Spellbinders, was layered in a die cut square that I left in the die cut and sponged some green in the frame.
I recently got the Spellbinders hot foil machine, and I have been practicing with it so I can use it for my son's graduation card.
This card was finished with a few green candy dots.
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For my celebration card, I created a wedding card. The card base is black then layered with pink. I die cut the glasses using My Favorite Things and layered with silver glitter paper. The card was finished with die cut hearts and sentiment also from the silver glitter paper.
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The inspiration was perfect for me to use this great Spellbinders set to create my son's graduation card.
The base is stamped using The Ton's Congratulations stamp. I then cut down some small white card stock and die cut the playing card pieces.
Next, I die cut the person from the Spellbinders set and then used the Sizzix ghost die cut the cut wispy hair.
The congratulations was cut 2 times in white then once in gold and layered and the sentiment is foiled.
The card front is finished with a couple of other die cut playing card shapes and the layered heart.
For the inside, I used the Karen Burniston House of Cards and created the built-up playing cards.
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When Impression Obsession announced they were closing, I couldn’t resist snagging this boot die cut—it’s just too fantastic!
I crafted the layers using tan and brown cardstock and added gold and white baker's twine for the laces, giving it a perfect finishing touch. Next, I popped up the sentiment and the boot on dimensionals to add depth and layered them onto a tree-patterned designer paper for a cohesive look.
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For my card, I needed to create an anniversary card for my dear hubby. While sorting through my scrap papers, I came across two green hearts leftover from my wedding cards—such a perfect find for an anniversary card!
I crafted the gold hearts by layering tissue paper onto white cardstock before cutting them out. These were then placed on the green base. To enhance the green hearts, I added black and white highlights and stamped the sentiment in green, popping it up with dimensionals.
The bridal dress and tuxedo were created using Spellbinders die cuts and layered together. Interestingly, this dress die cut bears a striking resemblance to my own wedding dress, minus the band at the front.
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