Well do I have a super Handmade Card for you today
I made a version of this card for for a field of mine as our Wedding Acceptance
I made a matching tag, that I put out acceptance on.
I used a combination of Crushed Curry, Rose Red & Peekaboo Peach Ink Pads for the sponging onto Thick Whisper White Cardstock, and was then Heat Embossed using Copper Embossing Powder (so on trend this year).
After the heat embossing, I then die cut the front panels of the card base using the Detailed Floral Thinlits Dies, and ran that through my Big Shot using the Precision Plate.
Watch the video below for full instrctions
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Today I have a super Gift Set that I habve CASED the idea from Jill George, over at Signed With Ink and adapted to include metric and imperial measurements.
I have been looking for a project idea that would show off this super foiled floral paper from the Affectionately Yours Designer Series Paper Pack.
It looks complicated at first glance, but it is actually very quick and simple to assemble.
The list of products used & the tutorial with those metric and imperial measurements included.
Trim a piece of Pumpkin Pie Cardstock - 30 x 15 cms; score at 14 & 16.5 cms (12" x 6"; Score at 5 1/2" & 6 1/2") 18.7 cms 18.7 x 10.2 cms; score one long side and two short sides at 1.5 & 2.5 cms; Fold & Burnish Trim two pieces of Pumpkin Pie Cardstock to
Pockets - (4" 3/4" x 7" 7/8" ' score 3 sides at 1.2" & 1")
Trim away the three small squares at each corner as shown in the photo below
Fold up the corners and secure with a little Tombow Adhesive
Run a piece of tear and tape; repeat with the second pocket
DSP for the pockets
Add Ribbon to the Outside of the cover before adhering the DSP using Tear & Tape Adhesive (decorative Paper).
Attach the pockets inside the cover one on each inside flap
DSP for Front & Back Cover measures 13.6 c 14.6 cms cms each (5 6/7" x 5 1/2")
DSP for the pockets measures 12.8 x 8.1 cms (5" x 3 `/4")
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Today, I am sharing with you this super new Project Kit from Stampin' Up!
THE PERFECTLY WRAPPED PROJECT KIT
& it's co-ordinating Stamp Set also called
PERFECTLY WRAPPED STAMP SET
This super kit gives you four designs of Gift Bag/Box, - allowing you to make four of each box/bag.
The photo below demonstrates the four designs, and these have been made following the instructions that come with the kit.
Rather than demonstrating all the items, I have chose to demonstrate the Poppy box
For best results you will need a Glue Gun for assembling the Poppy. Just a cheap no frill glue gun will suffice
You will also need :
Stampin Spritzer
In Colour Stampin Write Markers
Archival Black Ink Pad
Variety of Adhesives
Everything else is provided in the Kit, including all embellishments.
I have included a video on how to create the box and flower
And if you click on the product icons you will find below, it will take you straight to the item in my online Demonstrator Website, where you can place your order.
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In the video below, I will show you how to create the standard poppy, and how to make it look more natural using a water spritzer
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Now yesterday, I promised you another Watercolour Card, and here it is.
I love this card and if you look to the right hand side, you will see there is a wind break fence.
Does it look familiar to you? No?
Well yesterday's card gave you a sneak peak of the Marquee Sayings Stamp Set, and it is one of the borders on that stamp, that I masked off to create the wind break
I do struggle sometimes, to look outside the box. This was one of those stamps, and then I woke in the early hours of one morning, and thought, I wonder??? And it worked a dream. So I hope you enjoyed it. Be warned that the die I used to create the label is in the retiring bin, so get in there quick!
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VIDEO
Tutorial
Trim a piece of A4 Tip Top Taupe Cardstock to 30 x 10.5 cms; score in the middle of each piece at 14.8 cms, and you will have two card bases. One for now, and one for later!
Trim a piece of Shimmery White Cardstock to 14 x 9.7 cms
Moisten the surface of the shimmery cardstock, using drops of water from your aquapainter
Paint the sand using Delightful Dijon ink, with some Tip Top Taupe blended in to tone down the yellow.
Above that, create the sky using Mint Macaron Ink
The last bit of watercolour is adding a little watered down Delightful Dijon ink for the sun coming though the Skye Allow the cardstock to completely dry
Begin by stamping that wind break using the Marquee Messages Stamp Set in Tip Top Taupe ink. I used some scrap paper to Mask off the rest of the stamp
Stamp the Ducks just below the horizon using Early Espresso Ink
Then randomly stamp a load of grass using a combination of Crumb Cake & Always Artichoke ink pads
Stamp the sentiment onto a scrap of Shimmery White Cardstock using Early Espresso Ink & Die cut using one of the Dies from the Project Life Cards & Labels Framelets Dies
Cut another two labels using Lost Lagoon cardstock (watch the video to see how to layer the label. Pop the label onto the card front using Stampin Dimensionals Add some Linen Thread and you are done.
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