I used Watercolor Paper on this card. It does give a little more so you get a more debossed image. Colors are Regal Rose CRAFT ink, and Basic Black and Very Vanilla cardstock. The sentiment is from the Teeny Tiny Wishes stamp set. The ribbon is the 5/8 inch Basic Black satin.
This bundle makes great masculine cards for that special guy or fisherman in your life! I used various blends for my coloring and of course, Wink of Stella! The Corrugated Embossing Folder is still available to order. The Happy Birthday sentiment is from the Picture Perfect Birthday stamp set. Stampin'Up! supplies are below. Happy stamping!…
This Apron of Love Bundle is so much fun to play with. I love that the utensils are grouped together on one die so that you just have to run it through and you have either a set of 4 cooking/baking tools or a set of 4 barbecue tools done just like that! I use…
Place the diamond shapes onto the hexagon. The dies in the Beautiful Shapes Dies, cut two hexagons and two diamonds at once. I changed the color combo to Sweet Sorbet, Pool Party, and Blushing Bride, and used the Adhesive Backed Hexagons which are part of the Abstract Beauty Suite, page 49 of the Jan-June Stampin'Up!…
I love it when the dies work with the designer series papers! Get the Sunshine & Rainbows 6 x 6 designer series paper pack FREE with a $50 subtotal order placed during Sale a Bration, January and February! The Rainbow of Happiness Bundle is $44. Just add some cardstock or inkpad, and you can choose…
I have been busy creating! I will post supplies tomorrow, but the Myths & Magic designer series paper and the Magical Day bundle is no longer available. If you have it already, these cards are quick and easy! The Rooted in Nature suite is brand new to the 2018 Stampin'Up! Annual Catalog which just went…
I have been wanting to try this technique and finally did. Please know that this is my first attempt so be patient with me. I used the retiring Comfort Cafe designer series paper, Cajun Craze, Soft Suede, and Very Vanilla cardstock. I found a tutorial here. See the sneak peak of a new punch…