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Showing posts with label Plentiful Plants. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Plentiful Plants. Show all posts

Thursday, March 17, 2022

Gardening on Paper

Another card featuring Plentiful Plants. Our "False Spring" was interrupted this weekend with "Second Winter." The hard freeze zapped many of the flowers that were blooming. Stamping flowers and plants kind of makes up for the loss of our spring pretties.


Stamps

Plentiful Plants

Paper

Blackberry Bliss, Cinnamon Cider, Basic White

Ink

Blackberry Bliss, Cinnamon Cider, Old Olive, Garden Green, Mossy Meadow

Embellishments

Stampin Dimensionals

Tools

Perfect Plants Dies, Painted Texture Embossing Folder



Monday, March 14, 2022

Plenty of Plants

 I've been playing with the Plentiful Plants bundle. It is a type of scene building, as you are 'building' plant parts and different pots or a hanger. Then there is the coordinating Designer Series Paper, Bloom Where You're Planted. I bought the entire suite of products, the stamps, dies, DSP, and Paper Lattice. I do not have a green thumb, in fact I have a black thumb, but with this delightful suite of products, I can be a garden designer!



Stamps

Plentiful Plants

Paper

Basic White Thick, Crushed Curry, Sahara Sand, Bloom Where You're Planted DSP

Ink

Old Olive, Cinnamon Cider, Memento Tuxedo Black, Shaded Spruce

Embellishments

Linen Thread

Tools

Perfect Plants Dies, Sponges, Sponge Daubers, Layering Squares Dies (retired)





Stamps

Plentiful Plants

Paper

Basic White Thick,  Bloom Where You're Planted DSP

Ink

Old Olive, Pear Pizzazz, Balmy Blue, Misty Moonlight

Embellishments

Opal Rounds, White Baker's Twine, 

Tools

Perfect Plants Dies, Sponge Daubers, Blending Brushes, Stitched Rectangle Dies, Foam Adhesive Strips, Water Painters

Bumble Bee Trinkets or Brushed Brass Butterflies would be great for the closure and they are in stock. The Macrame Embossing Folder would be awesome on this card, but I don't have it... wah!


Stamps

Plentiful Plants

Paper

Basic White,  Sahara Sand, Bloom Where You're Planted DSP, Vellum Layering Designs, Rococo Rose (retired)

Ink

Old Olive, Cinnamon Cider, Shaded Spruce, Rococo Rose (retired)

Embellishments

Basic Jewels Pearls, Stampin' Dimensionals, Tropical Oasis Trinkets (retired)

Tools

Perfect Plants Dies, Stitched Rectangles Dies, Layering Circles Dies, Basic Borders Dies, Coastal Weave Embossing Folder (retired), Glue Dots to attach half of the brass trinket - the other half is for the flap to fold under.



Saturday, August 28, 2021

Stamping Class Fun

 Stamping Class yesterday was so much fun! It's always more fun to stamp with friends. Here are the cards we made.

Stamps

Sparkle of the Season

Card Stock

Old Olive, Crushed Curry, Cajun Craze, Cherry Cobbler, Pumpkin Pie, Gray Granite, In Good Taste DSP

Ink

Gray Granite, Versamark, Pumpkin Pie, Old Olive, Cajun Craze, Crushed Curry

Embellishments

Linen Thread, Basic Pearls, Expressions in Ink Ephemera Pack, Gold Enamel Dots, Gold Emboss Powder

Tools

Seasonal Swirls Dies, Brick & Mortar EF, Tasteful Labels Die, Heat Tool


Stamps

Plentiful Plants

Card Stock

Crumb Cake, Very Vanilla, Pale Papaya

Ink

Pale Papaya, Early Espresso, Pear Pizzazz, Soft Succulent, Memento Tuxedo Black, Stampin' Blends Bronze

Embellishments

Basic Pearls, Stampin' Dimensionals

Tools

Perfect Plants Dies, Tasteful Textile 3D Embossing Folder, 2-1/2” 2-1/2” Circle Punch,

Stamps

Quiet Meadow

Paper

Soft Seafoam, Mossy Meadow, Basic White, Vellum

Ink

Mossy Meadow, Soft Seafoam

Embellishments

Stampin' Dimensionals

Tools

Meadow Dies


Tuesday, July 6, 2021

Card Class

 This card was pretty simple and it turned out to be so elegant looking. We used the adhesive sheets on the back of the gold foil paper before diecutting. That way it becomes a sticker and is so much easier to apply to the DSP. That's it! Gorgeous DSP and a diecut. I meant to stamp the greeting directly on the DSP, but I had an oops, so I stamped on Basic White cardstock and adhered over the oops.

Stamps

Artistically Inked

Card Stock

Shaded Spruce, Basic White, Gold Foil, Expressions in Ink DSP

Ink

Shaded Spruce

Embellishments

Expressions in Ink Ephemera Pack

Tools

Artistic Dies

  1. Shaded Spruce card base: cut 4-1/4 x 11 score @ 5-1/2

  2. DSP layer: 4 x 5-1/4

  3. Diecut from Gold Foil 4-1/2 x 1-1/4

  4. Stamp sentiment directly on DSP in Shaded Spruce



This card has a beautiful marbled look using Stampin' Blends alcohol ink markers on vellum and 91% alcohol. By dabbing with a paintbrush you get this striking background. I kicked it up a notch, by adding some Multipurpose glue with a fine tip applicator. Then sat it on top of the gilded leafing flakes in a box and volia! Instant pizzazz:)

Stamps

Quiet Meadow

Paper

A: Misty Moonlight, Soft Seafoam, Balmy Blue, Mint

Macaron

B: Rich Razzleberry, Highland Heather, Fresh Freesia

Ink

Misty Moonlight, Rich Razzleberry

Stampin' Blends:

A: light Night of Navy, dark Old Olive, dark Pretty Peacock

B: dark Rich Razzleberry, dark Highland Heather, dark Rococo Rose, light Lovely Lipstick

Embellishments

Gilded Leafing

Tools

Meadow Dies

  1. Misty Moonlight card base: cut 8-1/2 x 5-1/2 score at 4-1/4.

  2. A: Soft Seafoam B: Highland Heather layer: 4 x 5-1/4

  3. Vellum: 4 x 5-1/4 - Begin by applying splotches of color with Stampin' Blends onto vellum cardstock. Cover most of the surface. Use the bullet tip.

  4. Use a paint brush to apply 91% alcohol and not be afraid to be generous in your application. Don't swish it on with the brush, use a daubing/pouncing motion. Allow to dry.

  5. Apply Multipurpose glue with a fine tip applicator following some of the 'veins' in the ink pattern. Place the cardstock upside down in the leafing container, finally rub off the access.

  6. Basic White: 4 x 5-1/4 - Mount the completed vellum piece on white cardstock, then trim all four sides to 3-3/4 x 5.

  7. Meadow Diecuts – leaf and flower

    A: Mint Macaron leaf 2-1/4 x 4-1/4 and Balmy Blue flower 1-1/2 x 4-3/4 B: Rich Razzleberry leaf 2-1/4 x 4-1/4 and Fresh Freesia flower 1-1/2 x 4-3/4

  8. Greeting diecut: A: Balmy Blue B: Highland Heather 1-1/4 x 3-1/4

  9. Basic White inside 4 x 5-1/4



This fun fold card opens like a double door. You need a whole sheet of cardstock, and you'll cut away two sections.


Stamps

Plentiful Plants

Card Stock

Cinnamon Cider, Basic White, Just Jade, Bloom Where You're Planted DSP

Ink

Just Jade, Cinnamon Cider, Bronze Stampin' Blend

Embellishments

Basic Pearl, Stampin' Dimensionals

Tools

embossing folder, Perfect Plants dies

  1. Cinnamon Cider card base 8-1/2 x 11

  • on the long side across the top, score @ 5-1/2

  • on the short side across the top, score @ 2-1/8 and 6-3/8

  • with the 8-1/2 side across the top, remove top two side flaps: use trimmer to cut, IT WILL LOOK LIKE A CAPITAL UPSIDE DOWN T. 

  • Use bone folder to burnish the middle flap and side flaps.

  1. Just Jade: (4) pieces 2 x 5-1/4

  2. DSP brick pattern: 4 x 5-1/4

  3. DSP plant pattern: (4) 1-7/8 x 5-1/8

  4. Basic White for front flap 3 x 4 embossed

  5. Basic White for front sentiment: 5/8 x 3-1/2 flag ends after stamping

  6. Basic White for the inside: 4 x 5-1/4

  7. Use dies to cut pot and plant from DSP

  8. Very Vanilla: 3-1/2 x 1-1/2 plant hanger die

  9. Adhere plant behind pot, and macrame hanger on front. Attach to card with dimensionals


Sunday, May 23, 2021

Planting on Paper

 I am very pleased with how this card turned out! It's a great one to show how beautifully our new Blending Brushes can be used. I've found that less ink and more than one application make a difference in how smooth the blending looks. I'm getting better results each time I use them. 

On the inside of the card I used Pear Pizzazz and Balmy Blue with the blending brushes to create the background. Sticky notes prevent the ink from going anywhere you don't want it to go. I left the center white so that it appeared as kind of the light source. Then I stamped a greeting where it would be hidden behind the plant when the card was closed.

I stamped the pot and plants, diecut then glued them behind the plant hanger diecut. A dot of glue suspends the hanging plant from the 'frame' topped off with an In Color Jewel. I used a Stitched Rectangle die to cut an opening on the front which gives a frame to the card.





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Friday, May 21, 2021

Plant Lovers

 Who doesn't love plants? Well, there are some of us who have a 'black thumb' as opposed to a green thumb and tend to kill plants. I happen to be lucky enough to have a huge yard full of plants and flowers of every kind, thanks to my husband who has two green thumbs! 

I sure do enjoy creating with the Plentiful Plants bundle. Actually, I liked it so much I ordered the entire suite of products that coordinate. You can easily order the suite with just one product number instead of entering in all the separate numbers for each product. The suite consists of the bundle, DSP and an embellishment called Paper Lattice. The samples below were copied from the catalog. It's such a great inspiration for ideas! All the colors used are in the DSP, so it makes color coordination a breeze.





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