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Watch the creation of this card featuring the October 2019 Card Kit, Thankful Florals, from start to finish below or click HERE to watch in HD:
I'm a huge fan of the Gansai Tambi Starry Colors on dark cardstock (or even ivory cardstock) especially when used to color in florals! I've stamped the Thankful Florals on Dark Chocolate and Ivory Cardstock with clear embossing ink and heat embossed with metallic embossing powders. These cards are quick, easy, and oh-so-elegant!
The 4 1/4" x 5 1/2" panel was adhered to a white top fold card base and finished with a scattering of Nuvo Crystal Drops in Bright Gold and Ivory Seashell.
The Copper Metallic cardstock from the kit was adhered to Fun Foam with Stick It Adhesive and die cut with the Bold Thanks Die from the kit. The die cut greeting was adhered to the card as shown.
I can't wait to see what cards y'all create with this incredible new kit!
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I'm so super excited to be hopping along with The Stamp Market today, celebrating the brand new Color Crush Release. This incredible collection includes the most amazing cardstock and ink colors, enamel dots, and more! Over the last couple of weeks on Instagram I've been sharing sneaks of cards I've made with these new cardstock and ink colors. I am showing all those below in addition to a brand new card share featuring the new Large Leaves Stamp Set and coordinating dies, Plaid Stencil,Collection 1 Enamel Dots, Collection 2 Enamel Dots, and A Few Words Stamp Set and coordinating dies.
The A Few Words "thank you" sentiment was stamped on smooth white cardstock with Emerald Isle Ink and then die cut with the coordinating A Few Words die. The phrase was die cut two more times and stacked one on top of another for a more bold greeting and adhered to the card.
The phrase from the Large Leaves Stamp Set was stamped on Tropic Teal Cardstock with clear embossing ink, heat embossed with white embossing powder, trimmed into a thin strip and adhered to the card with foam adhesive.
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Today is Day 2 of the Autumn Blessings Blog Hop. I love shaped cards and the newest dies from the Autumn Blessings Release make the most incredible shaped cards! Today I'm sharing both a house shaped card with the House Builder Dies and a Halloween house with the Halloween House Builder Add On Dies. I love how you can create two completely different houses by changing up the colors and embellishments! Let's get started!
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Watch the creation of these house builder shaped cards from start to finish below or click HERE to watch in HD:
My absolutely favorite thing about the House Builder dies, other than how stinking cute they are, is that this shaped card fits inside a standard A2 envelope! That's right, friends, no larger envelope needed for these cuties! How awesome is that?!!
The roof for the house was die cut from Lawn Fawn Storm Cloud Cardstock and was scored every 1/4" to add texture. The roof was adhered to the top of the front of the house panel as shown.
The window and trim of the house were die cut from smooth white cardstock.
The inside of the house (or pieces that go behind the windows) were die cut from Hero Hues Arctic Cardstock.
I hope this has inspired you to create your own incredible shaped house cards!
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The cats were assembled and adhered between the two grass borders as shown.
The thought bubble and a sentiment from the Say What Pets Stamp Set was stamped on Chili Pepper Cardstock with clear embossing ink and heat embossed with white embossing powder. The speech bubble was die cut with the coordinating die and adhered to the scene as shown.
A white pen was used to add highlights to the eyes and noses and a fine tip black pen was used to add eyelashes to two of the kitties.
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Hello friends! Shading die cuts with markers or other coloring mediums is a great way to add depth and dimension to your cards. This sweet scene card features the Honey Bee Stamps Cottage Window Dies, Bunch of Bouquets Dies, and Pinky Paper Piecing Die for a big impact on the front of the card and stamped sentiments inside finish the design. Let's get started!
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Watch the creation of this shading die cuts with markers scene card from start to finish below or click HERE to watch in HD:
A woodgrain patterned paper from The Bee's Knees Patterned Paper pack was trimmed to 4 1/4" x 5 1/2" and adhered to the front of a white top fold card base.
Hero Hues Arctic Cardstock was trimmed to fit behind the window frame and adhered to the center of the window.
The window and trim were die cut from Lawn Fawn Fog Cardstock and adhered to the design as shown. Four layers of trim were layered one on top of another and placed at the top of the frame. The frame was shaded with C00 and C2 Copic Markers.
The window box was die cut from Lawn Fawn Woodgrain Neutrals Cardstock and adhered to the bottom of the window with foam adhesive. The window box was shaded with E55.
Bees from the Birds and the Bees Stamp Set were stamped on smooth white cardstock and colored in with YR23, C3, and BV0000 markers.
Sentiments from the Ham It Up Stamp Set were stamped inside the card to finish the design.
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Today I'm sharing two cards created with new flower die cuts from the release, colored in with Copic Markers. I am a huge fan of coloring in all white die cut pieces with any kind of coloring medium. I'll be sharing one card created with an all over flower background and one card with a flower garden border. I'm using the new Sunflower Stem, Daisy Stem, Cosmos Stem, Stripe Jumble Background, and Thanks and Encouragement Mix Set. Don't forget to scroll down and leave a comment for a chance at an incredible giveaway from Simon Says Stamp as well as links to the artists participating in today's hop! Let's get started!
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Watch the creation of these copic colored die cut flowers cards from start to finish below or click HERE to watch in HD:
Both of my cards feature floral designs. The first card has an all over cosmos background and the second a flower border. Create lots of sentiments at once with the amazing new Thanks and Encouragement Mix Stamps and Dies Set. Stamp blocks of all kinds of greetings and die cut with the coordinating dies. Use the sentiments you want for the cards you're making and save the extras for your next project!
I die cut the Cosmos Stem multiple times from smooth white cardstock and colored the flowers in with the following Copic Marker color combinations:
Pink: RV02, RV04, RV06, RV09
Orange: YR02, YR04, YR07
Yellow: Y11, Y08, Y19
Stems: YG21, YG17
The flowers were adhered all over a white top fold card base. A stamped and embossed sentiment from the Thanks and Encouragement Stamp Set was adhered with foam adhesive to the background. The card was finished with Nuvo Crystal Drops in Carnation Pink, Ripened Pumpkin, and Dandelion Yellow.
For my second card I die cut several Sunflower Stem, Daisy Stems, and Cosmos Stems, and colored them in with the following Copic Marker color combinations:
Orange cosmos: YR02, YR04, YR07, YG21, YG17
Yellow daisy: Y11, Y08, Y19, YG21, YG17
Pink cosmos: RV02, RV04, RV06, RV09, YG21, YG17
Sunflower: YR30, YR31, YR24, E55, E57, YG21, YG17
Purple daisy: BV0000, BV11, BV13, BV17
The flowers were adhered to a white top fold card base as shown.
The Stripe Jumble Background was stamped on white cardstock with black ink, trimmed into a thin strip and adhered along the bottom edge of the card as shown. A black cardstock strip was adhered along the top edge.
Stamped and embossed sentiments from the Thanks and Encouragement Stamp Set were adhered to the design as shown. The card was finished with Nuvo Crystal Drops in Carnation Pink, Ripened Pumpkin, and Dandelion Yellow.
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Simon Says Stamp is giving away a $25 coupon to every stop on the hop. Winners will be chosen over the weekend and posted on the Simon Says Stamp blog on Wednesday, the 31st of July. Winners can email SSS to claim his/her prize.
This post is part of the Simon Says Stamp Believe In You Release:
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The Lawn Fawn Reveal Wheel continues to be one of my most favorite interactive die sets! With almost every new release, Lawn Fawn introduces a new fun interactive add on and the Keep On Swimming Reveal Wheel Add On has to be one of my all-time favorites!
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Watch the creation of this interactive fish bowl reveal wheel card from start to finish below or click HERE to watch in HD:
Sentiments from the Critter Chatter Stamp Set were stamped along the bottom of the card panel using clear embossing ink and heat embossed with white embossing powder. Additional sentiments were stamped up around the fish bowl using Deep Sea Ink.
The Reveal Wheel was assembled according to the directions in the video. The rest of the images were adhered to the scene of the card using a combination of Glue Tube and foam adhesive. The panel was adhered to a white top fold card base.
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Hello friends! Today I'm thrilled to share this die cuts beach house scene card featuring some of my favorite newer Lawn Fawn Dies. I'm a huge fan of all die cut cards and this one is perfect for summer! I love using the Scalloped Treat Box Add Ons for cards in addition to using them for 3D gift boxes. Let's get started!
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Watch the creation of this beach house die cut scene card from start to finish below or click HERE to watch in HD:
The Tropicial Backdrop was die cut from smooth white cardstock and from Paper Bag Cardstock. The bottom of the Paper Bag piece (the sand) was trimmed away and adhered over the white frame. The frame was glued in place over the sky/waves.
The die cuts were shaded with Polychromos to give the scene depth and dimension.
Polychromos used to shade the die cuts:
Tree Trunk: Walnut Brown, Dark Sepia
Palm Tree: Hooker's Green
Sand Piles, Tree Trunk: Walnut Brown, Raw Umber
House Roof/Awning: Indanthrene Blue, Cobalt Green, Cobalt Turquoise
Door, Window Frame: Dark Sepia, Warm Grey IV
Grass: Hooker's Green, Earth Green Yellowish
Seagull: Dark Sepia, Warm Grey IV, Dark Cadmium Orange
Coconuts: Walnut Brown, Raw Umber, White
Once shaded, the elements were adhered to the card as shown.
A banner was die cut from Chili Pepper cardstock and stamped with sentiments from the Smooth Sailing Stamp Set using clear embossing ink and heat embossed with white embossing powder. The banner was assembled and adhered to the roof of the house.
Glossy Accents was applied to the window, anchor, and seagull's beak. White pen detailing was added to the waves, sand, and seagull.
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Love the look of foiling? ME TOO! I used the exclusive foilable cards from the July Kit to create these all foiled cards. All foiled, you say? Not only did I foil the cards but I also used the DecoFoil Transfer Gel with Simon Says Stamp Stencils and the DecoFoil to create these amazing custom foiled backgrounds! Y'all, I'm addicted now. I want to foil all the things.
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Watch the creation of these foiled encouragement cards from start to finish below or click HERE to watch in HD:
I foiled all three exclusive foilable cards from the July 2019 kit with the Rainbow Shattered Foils. For the bees on a couple of the designs I used gold DecoFoil. I ran these designs and the foil through the Minc Foiling Machine.
Once dry, you can run the backgrounds through the Minc Machine with the foil.
Unfortunately my Minc died between the first step and this one so I had to come up with an alternative plan. I instead ran the gel stenciled background and Rainbow Shattered Foil through my Spellbinders Platinum after heating with the Spellbinders Glimmer Hot Foil System! I love that I was able to use the Glimmer to foil these fun backgrounds!
The foiled backgrounds were adhered to white top fold card bases and the foiled cards were adhered over the backgrounds using foam adhesive.
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Watch the creation of this me and my robot card from start to finish below or click HERE to watch in HD:
Wild Honey and Chipped Sapphire Distress Inks were applied to smooth white cardstock with the Mini Ink Blending Tool and then spritzed with water from a Distress Sprayer. The background was set aside to completely dry. The Hilly Stitched Thanks Die was die cut from smooth white cardstock and adhered along the bottom of the background panel. A sentiment from the Me and My Robot Stamp Set was stamped below the die cut greeting with Chipped Sapphire Distress Ink.
Images from the Me and My Robot Stamp Set were stamped on Bristol Smooth Cardstock with Versafine Onyx Black Ink and colored in with the following Zig Clean Color Real Brush Marker color combinations:
Robot: Gray, Pale Gray, Blender, Pink Haze, Deep Red, Pale Rose
Stars: Mustard, Blender, Deep Blue, Haze Blue
Girl one: Beige, Flesh Colour, Mid Brown, Oatmeal, Mustard, Blender, Deep Blue, Haze Blue, Pale Gray
Girl two: Beige, Flesh Colour, Gray, Pale Gray, Deep Red, Pale Rose, Deep Blue, Haze Blue, Gray
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