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Showing posts with label sweetest time. Show all posts
Showing posts with label sweetest time. Show all posts

Saturday, October 10, 2020

Christmas Cards

 I've made 32 Christmas cards so far, here are some I made this week. These are Sweetest Time and Poinsettia Place.


Stamps

Poinsettia Place 

Paper

Poinsettia Place DSP, Whisper White, Garen Green, Red Velvet, Plush Poinsettia Speciality Paper

Ink

Real Red

Embellishments

Beaded Pearls

Tools

Poinsettia Dies, Large Oval Punch, Layering Squares Dies

Stamps

Poinsettia Place

Paper

Poinsettia Place DSP, Real Red, Gold Foil, Old Olive

Ink

Old Olive

Embellishments

Beaded Pearls

Tools

Poinsettia Dies, Triple Banner Punch, Large Oval Punch



Stamps

Sweetest Time

Paper

Plaid Tidings DSP, Whisper White, Garden Green, Real Red

Ink

Garden Green, Real Red

Embellishments


Tools

Sweetest Border Dies, Tastefull Labels Dies



Stamps

Sweetest Time

Paper

Real Red, Old Olive, Whisper White

Ink

Old Olive

Embellishments

Glitter Enamel Dots

Tools

Sweetest Border Dies



Friday, September 11, 2020

Candles and Holly, It's Christmas Card Time!

 This card is very similar to one I did earlier, but a bit more simple. I did not use Glimmer Dots for the holly berries and I didn't use the die to make another color of green and paper piece inside the holly leaves. This is still pretty but faster to make.

Stamps

Sweetest Time Bundle

Card Stock

Garden Green, Pear Pizzazz, Whisper White

Ink

Real Red, Daffodil Delight

Embellishments


Tools

Sweetest Borders Dies

  1. Pear Pizzazz card base: cut 8-1/2 x 5-1/2 score at 4-1/4

  2. Whisper White 5-1/4 x 2-7/8 – stamp candles in Real Red, flames in Daffodil Delight

  3. Garden Green 5-1/4 x 2-1/2 holly bough diecut

  4. Adhere stamped white and diecut green layers to card front butting up against each other.

  5. Whisper White Scrap - stamp greeting in Real Red

  6. Whisper White 5-1/4 x 4 inside  

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Monday, July 20, 2020

More Mini Catalog Previews

Finding Inspiring

Do you need an extra dose of inspiration? Don’t worry—it’s right at your fingertips. All you need is a catalog and a willingness to experiment. Start by flipping through the annual catalog and mini catalog, and pick a project that catches your attention. Then, CASE it (Copy And Share Everything)!
Here’s how it works: You choose one aspect of your chosen inspiration piece, and copy it on a new project. Then, use these CASEing steps to create three additional projects ranging from casual to avid crafting levels.
  1. Copy the layout
  2. Copy the color scheme
  3. Copy the technique

Have fun CASEing!

This bundle is such a delight to use! To get the two toned greenery, I simply cut the die in two colors and glued in the Pear Pizzazz pieces. It's much easier to apply glue on the card and then insert the pieces, rather than putting glue on the pieces. The best part? I didn't even have to design this card, I simply cased the card in the new Mini Catalog!! 

Need help figuring out to make a card you'd like to CASE in a catalog? I've got all the 'recipes' for every project in our catalogs. Take a look at the card below. It can be found on page 21 of the new August-December Mini Catalog. I wanted to case this card, and I had almost everything I needed, except the Parisian Flourish embossing folder and the Wonderful Gems, so I just used what I did have, the Tin Tile embossing folder and Toile Tidings Glitter Enamel Dots

My Version
 


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