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Saturday, 11 June 2016

Badges & Banners Card

A Happy Saturday to you all! I hope you have a great weekend.

As for me? Well, of course, I have been crafting.

It has been challenging as we have had several thunderstorms that always result in power cuts, here in rural Essex. That in turn, causes frustrating disruptions to the uploading of my video tutorials

But fingers crossed, we should have a video for you tomorrow, introducing a water bleach technique (the upload is currently at 94%)

So, as has become the norm with my blog, in the absence of a video, I default back to a daily blog

post

And below you can see today's project.

This is a super quick card to make as it involves rubber stamping and punching

Here are today's products

STAMP SETS

Badges & Banners

Writing Lines

INK PADS:

Tip Top Taupe

Watermelon wonder

CARDSTOCK

Bermuda Bay

Whisper White

PUNCHES

Elegant Butterfly

Duet Banner

Best Badge

DESIGNER SERIES PAPER

Copper Foiled Sheet from the

Affectionately Yours DSP pack

ADHESIVES

Stampin Dimensionals

Tombow

Mini Glue dots

TOOLS

Stampin Trimmer

Acrylic Block bundle

You can view or order any of these items via my Online store by

CLICKING HERE

Feel free to CASE any of my creative projects (Copy & Paste Everything)

Tutorial

Trim a piece of Bermuda Bay Cardstock to 30 x 12.5 cms; Score at 14.8 cms; Fold & Burnish to give you an A6 card base
Trim a piece of Whisper White Cardstock to 14.4 x 10.1 cms; randomly stamp this sheet using the striped badge using Watermelon Wonder Ink Pad, overlapping the images; Mat onto the Card Base using Tombow Adhesive
Trim a piece of Whisper White Cardstock to 12.4 x 8.1 cms; Using Tip Top Taupe Ink Pad, stamp the cardstock with the Writing Lines Background Stamp & Mat onto a piece of Bermuda Bay Cardstock measuring 12.4 x 8.5 cms; mat onto your card base using Stampin Dimensionals for life
Onto a scrap of Whisper White Cardstock, stamp the badge stamp with your choice of greeting using Watermelon Ink Pad; Punch out with the Best Badge Punch; then stamp the lined badge stamp using Tip Top Taupe Ink Pad, and punch out using the Best Badge Stamp again.
Add stampin Dimensionals to the back of both badges, and layer them up and mount onto your card base in one corner
Stamp the Banner using Tip Top Taupe Ink Pad, and punch out using the Duet Banner Punch, & add to the card front using Stampin Dimensionals for lift.
Finish by punching 3 butterflies using the Elegant Butterfly Punch,, and add to the card front using Mini Glue Dots

How to Contact or Follow Me

Kim Tolton, Independent Stampin Up Demonstrator.

Card & Papercraft Tutorials

Please feel free to comment below, and ask away with any questions. You can also find me via the links below

Blog:

http://www.stampingatthewarren.blogspot.co.uk

Online Store:

http://www.stampinup.net/esuite/home/stampingatthewarren

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Email:

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Friday, 10 June 2016

You're Sublime & Brushstrokes Watercolour Set of Cards Stampin' Up! UK

Whoop Whoop! Today is my 700th Blog Post

That is a LOT of Tutorials ..

Today I have a set of four cards made using the You're Sublime Stamp Set from Stampin Up!

And you get a double dose of watercolour techniques.

The first comes from stamping the art piece onto Shimmer White Cardstock, and using an Aquapainter Watercolour Brush, with inks to colour in the art piece.

The second technique is by using the Brushstrokes Background Stamp (also from Stampin' Up! )and using the In Colour Stampin Write Markers, inking up the faux watercolour lines of the stamp with a different colour marker, spritzed with a little water and stamped onto a strip of Shimmery White Cardstock.

I used a selection of co-ordinating In Colour Cardstock to create the A6 Card Bases, by trimming an A4 sheet of cardstock to 30 x 10.5 cms, scoring the long side at 14.8 cms. This gives you two A6 Card Bases to each A4 sheet with no wastage.

I love this particular Card Fold and is really shows off the cards in either orientation.

Feel free to CASE any of my creative projects (Copy & Paste Everything)

CLICK HERE TO VIEW OR ORDER THE PRODUCTS USED FOR TODAY'S PROJECT

AND HERE ARE THE PRODUCTS USED TODAY

You're Subline Stamp Set

Brushstrokes Stamp Set

Archival Black Ink Pad

2016 - 2018 In Colour Ink Pads & Cardstock

Solid Bakers Twine

Basic Pearls

Aquapainters

Stampin Trimmer

Stampin dimensionals

Tombow Multi-Purpose Glue

How to Contact or Follow Me

Kim Tolton, Independent Stampin Up Demonstrator.

Card & Papercraft Tutorials

Please feel free to comment below, and ask away with any questions. You can also find me via the links below

Blog:

http://www.stampingatthewarren.blogspot.co.uk

Online Store:

http://www.stampinup.net/esuite/home/stampingatthewarren

Stamping @ The Warren Craft Forum:

https://www.facebook.com/groups/492740720910809/

Email:

kim.tolton@googlemail.com

youTube

https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC7R0y8aXw7eA7P7qsmaad5w

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Google +

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Thursday, 9 June 2016

Guy Greetings Masculine Vintage Style Worlds Greatest Husband Card Stampin Up! UK

Today I have another masculine card for you. It is another card made using the Guy Greetings stamp set. I have left the sentiment simple, so you can decide which of the sentiments in this Stamp Set, is appropriate for your card or scrapbook page.

If you are wondering if the background is a single stamp? The answer is no. The background is stamped using a random pattern created with a mixture of all the sentiments in the stamp set.

I started by stamping the p outside edge and then randomly using stamps the work from that outside border, and working in towards the centre .

I used Sahara Sand Ink Pad onto Very Vanilla cardstock for a subtle tone on tone background.

I then stamped the main stamps onto Very Vanilla Cardstock using Night of Navy Ink Pad & fussy cut them out with my paper snips. The anchor was stamped directly into one corner of the panel., and then mat onto a Night of Navy Card Base

The Boxer was stamped using Archival Basic Black Ink Pad and coloured using my Aquapainter for a watercolour effect. This element was fussy cut out and mounted onto the card base .

Feel free to CASE any of my creative projects (Copy & Paste Everything)

Products used:

Stamp Set: Guy Greetings

CARDSTOCK: Night of Navy, Very Vanilla, Shimmery White

INK PADS: Night of Navy, Soft Suede, Sahara Sand, Blushing Bride, Archival Black

Tools: Paper Snips, Stampin trimmer; Acrylic Blocks, bONE fOLDER

ADHESIVES: Tombow, Stampin Dimensionals

ACCESSORIES: Aquapainter

Tutorial

Trim a piece of Night of Navy Cardstock to 30 x 10.5 cms; score at 14.9 cms; fold & Burnish
Trim a piece of Very Vanilla Cardstock to 14.4 x 10.1 cms - stamp this panel using Sahara Sand Classic Ink Pad, using a combination of the sentiment stamps in the Guy Greetings Stamp
Set
Overstamp one corner with the Anchor stamp using the Night of Navy Classic Ink Pad.
On a scrap of Very Vanilla Cardstock stamp the Banner and Sentiment of your choice using Night of Navy Classic Ink Pad; Fussy Cut the banner, and trim the sentiment to size and create banner ends using paper snip; mount onto the panel.
Using Archival Black Ink Pad to stamp the Boxer onto a piece of Whisper White Cardstock a & transfer ink from the ink pad, into the 'well' of the ink pad, by firmly squeezing the closed ink pads;
Pick up ink from the well, to paint the boxer.
Fussy cut the boxer and mount onto the card front