Showing posts with label Flower Patch. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Flower Patch. Show all posts

Tuesday, August 11, 2015

Just Sayin' Hello

By    August 11, 2015 // No comments

Here is a quick and simple card using a masking technique. I masked off a portion to make space for my sentiment. I ended up using the "Hardwood' background stamp to give a little bit more texture to the card.  Below is a tutorial on how to make the card:


Below are the products I used from Stampin Up. If you would like any of these products, please shop my online store. Click HERE to access it. If  you purchase $25.00 or more from my online store, I will send you a Stampin Up annual catalog and a mini-holiday catalog.

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Sunday, June 28, 2015

Mini treat gift bag

By    June 28, 2015 // No comments
I can't believe the 4th of July is almost here! 4th of July also happens to be my sister's birthday (and, yes, her name is Liberty!) Here is a treat bag that I made for her. I ended up using Stampin Up' Gorgeous Grunge to fill in the blank spots. I love this stamp set -- it is so versatile.

*** Tomorrow, Monday June 29, is the last day to purchase this Mini Treat Bag Thinlit dies for $30.00. It is normally $40.00***


Here is a video demonstrating on how to assemble this mini gift bag:



Here are the products used. Please click HERE to shop my online store. Thank you!!!

Wednesday, June 10, 2015

"Smooshed" ink with an embossing folder

By    June 10, 2015 // 2 comments



This card is an entry for a little challenge within my SU group. To make the background:

  • I smeared 3 different color ink to achieve an ombre effect onto an textured impression (embossing) folder, and sprayed water onto it. (I used a brayer to smooth out the ink and a Stampin' Spritz for to spray the water.) 
  • Then, I placed my watercolor paper facedown on the ink side. Close the embossing folder and pat it down gently. 
  • To get a softer look, I used a Stampin' Spritz to spray more water onto the panel. Let it dry for about 30 minutes or use a heat tool to speed the drying process.


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