70th Birthday

 

FS895 - this week's incredibly talented featured stamper is Sioban. I found this beautiful INSPIRATION.

I love the colors in the tulips on the card, so I used that as my staring point. I used the Unity Tulip stencil and stenciled the colors on the side of the panel using some distress oxide inks. I then trilled in a coordinating orange and added some black to add a bit more drama to the card.

I finished with stamping the birthday sentiment and die cut the 70 as my aunt needs a 70th birthday card for a friend.

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70th Birthday

Christmas Deer

 

IC956 - Mackenzie Myric Studios - INSPIRATION

USEIT2024 - Deer Die cut

CCC24APR - Creatures

When I found my inspiration, I knew I had this deer die cut in my tote of items to use up. I popped the die cut up on dimensionals and added a few layers. I then added some punched leaves and bow from my stash and finished with the Christmas sentiment and a few scattered gems.

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Christmas Deer

Birthday Envelope

 

WT994 - Envelope

For my card today, I pulled out this great spellbinders die cut and cut out all the different layers. The flowers were all cut out of scraps. I love all the new die cuts because they are a great way to use up paper scraps.

Once I had all the flowers layered I finished them with some gold pearls and added the birthday tag wrapped with some ribbon.

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Birthday Envelope

Graduation

 

SC1003 - This week's sketch on splitcoaststampers.com

USEIT2024 - Stickers

For my card, I was gifted these great graduation stickers from my friend Anne (jdmommy) I am trying to use stuff up as soon as I get it from friends so it does not get lost in my craft room, so these went to the tote. I am quickly approaching graduation season and have a few that are graduating this year, so I pulled these out for a very quick card.

I added a gold mirror card stock and all these great stickers. Really quick card for me today.

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Graduation

Sailor Girl

 

MMTPT818 - Wind

For my latest card creation, I opted for this charming Bestie image, which I brought to life with the vibrant hues of Copics. To complement the image, I selected a pair of coordinating papers, layering them meticulously atop a sleek blue cardstock mat for a striking contrast.

Adding a touch of elegance, I affixed a simple "Hello" sentiment, elevated on dimensionals for added depth and visual appeal, completing the card with a flourish.

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Sailor Girl

Are You Cured

 

CAS787 - Sentiment Strip

For my card, I needed a get-well card and this image from DRS Designs is just perfect. I colored it up with copics and cut down the layers. I then added the Are You Cured Yet sentiment.

I loved the blanked in the image and had this great emboss folder that reminds me of a comfortable quilt. 

The card was finished with a few scattered buttons that I have had in my stash for a large number of years.

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Are You Cured?

Thinking of You

 

FS894 - This week, we're thrilled to spotlight the extraordinary talents of Cristena, our Featured Stamper extraordinaire. Dive into her awe-inspiring gallery, a treasure trove brimming with creativity and inspiration for all. I found this INSPIRATION.

Drawing from Cristena's remarkable work, I found my muse and crafted a card that pays homage to her style. Adapting a layout with finesse, I opted for a circular motif instead of the oval, injecting my own touch by introducing a charming banner to showcase the sentiment.

To elevate the design further, I opted to give the sentiment a lift by mounting it on dimensionals, imparting depth and visual interest. A sprinkle of candy dots adds a delightful finishing touch, infusing the composition with a dash of whimsy.

Thank you for taking the time to explore my card today; your presence is truly appreciated. Your kind words brighten my day and inspire me to keep creating. Don't hesitate to leave a comment. I'd love to return the favor by visiting your blog for a delightful exchange of creativity.

Thinking of You