Here is a set of cards I made to give as a hostess gift. I used Watercolor paper, Stazon ink, Watercolor Wonder crayons, aquapainter, markers, and blender pens. The card base is Very Vanilla, and Love Letter Designer Series paper is the paper. Real Red and Basic Black cardstock finish it off.
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One of my downline requested a Ladybug as that is her nickname. Stampin'Up! punches used are the Cupcake and Owl Builder for the anntennae and the eyes. Also the 1/2", 1", 1 3/8", and 1 3/4" circle punches. Off to create more! Punch art and this Curvy Keepsake Box Thinlits dies are the perfect combinations!
The layout is a case of Deb Valder's. She used the Trim the Tree Designer Series Paper Stack and I didn't have any! (Gasp, I know. I can't believe it wasn't on my order or preorder). Anyway I used the All is Calm designer series paper and made my card base Whisper White with layers…
I did this card for the FTL156 Clean&simple challenge on the Clean & Simple blog, here. The stamp is an individual stamp from the Holiday Mini, page 43, for $9.95. I die cut a 3" circle using glossy white cardstock. Then I stamped the tree with Versamark. I used clear embossing powder and the heat…
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The card base is Crumb Cake, with Wild Wasbi and Pretty In Pink circles. I punched the circles using the 1 3/4, 1 3/8, and 1 1/4 inch circle punches. Then I adhered them to the Chocolate Chip layer, cutting off the excess. Then I ran it through the Big shot using the Square Lattice…