Welcome to the Team Stamp It Summer themed blog hop.
Today, I’m taking a page out of the 2024-25 annual catalog. I have to admit I like coloring. It’s been awhile since I have sat and colored. Stamping directly on the DSP gives a weathered or dimension. Sometimes I like to stamp, color and then emboss using a subtle pattern for an additional depth.
Measurements:
Card Base in Basic White: 3” x 6” scored at 3”
DSP Layer is Country Woods: 3-1/4” x 3-1/4” the white washed wood like sheet
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Welcome to this month’s blog hop featuring Spring and or Mother’s Day. My card in Summer Splash is featuring colors and the stamp set Spotlight on Nature that will be available in the new annual catalog, May 1, 2024.
I intentionally left off my sentiment at the time because I was not for sure if I wanted to say thanks on the front and Happy Mother’s Day inside or just say Happy Mother’s Day on the front. This set is so versatile it can be used for many sentiments.
Welcome to the Stamp It Easter themed blog hop. For today’s post, I created a fun Easter treat box using Stampin’ Up!’s Excellent Egg bundle. This was the perfect size for the EOS chapsticks. I usually get my assortment pack from Costco.
Starting with a 3” x 5” piece of Bubble Bath cardstock I scored on the wide or 5” side at 2” and 3”
Rotating to the narrow or 3” side, score at 1” and 2”. Fold or burnish all score lines.
You will want to cut the left and right sides of the center square from edge to the first score line.
Adding glue to the two outer rectangles on the left side. I then work on folding the piece up, then the two outer edges around the center 1” flap you cut. Then doing the same on the other side to create a box. (I forgot my picture of this) I couldn’t make up my mind where I wanted to put my ribbon of happy Easter that I stamped in Versamark and heat embossed in gold.
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Welcome to Team Stamp It’s February Blog Hop! This month, spring is in the air. We had record high temperatures the last two days. It really did feel like spring. They say snow next week. I used the Filled with Fun stamp and die bundle and one of the 2-pack Fun Patterns embossing folders that is coming out March 5th, 2024 as an online exclusive.
Do you know how long it has been since I’ve really LOOKED at a wagon? I was going to use silver foil for the inside of the wheels. Anyone who knows me, knows this is a big deal!! I am a collector of paper especially the fun or specialty papers. When I looked at an image, I was like OH! Yeah.. they had the red plastic dome center caps. I can use the red gems for those.
Thanks for stopping by this month’s Stamp It blog hop. With Hanukkah starting soon, I wanted to show a simple card that you could make using the long awaited Celebrate the Miracle stamp set. While I don’t celebrate Hanukkah, I have been suggesting a Hanukkah stamp set so to add to my offerings to my friends and customers for awhile now.
Starting with a 5-1/2” x 4-1/4” folded card base in Smoky Slate. The Boho Blue layer is 1/4” smaller at 5-1/4” x 4”, embossed with the 3D Distressed Tile folder. Using the largest stitched circle, I stamped the menorah in Versa Mark and then applied the Gold embossing powder. Similar was done with a scrap white for sentiment.
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Welcome to the 2023 Thanksgiving Theme blog hop by the Stamp It Group. You may have seen todays card is featuring Cheers to the Season stamp set, four of MANY deckled circle dies and the Tartan foil designer series paper.
Using the largest deckled circle from the four you chose, fold cardstock in half and place the top of the circle just above the fold. (I forgot to take a picture) you don’t want to cut the top below the fold or you just end up with two circles.
the next three layers were actual circles and no fold required. First layer is using vellum, then DSP and last is Basic White to stamp your image onto. Then trim with embellishments of your choice.
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