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.
I cased the card front, but with a different sentiment, from page 72 of the Stampin'Up! January-April Mini Catalog. The second card is the same, but with a different inside. Loved the layout of this card, and you can just change the image so easily for a different occasion or mood! Supplies are below and…
Today's Craft Project Central project is designed by Sue Plote, and you can see more of her creations on her blog, This Pink Rooster. Celebrate any occasion…with cake…and the calories don’t count! This project begins with a card that features the Party Pop-Up Thinlits Dies…with a fun Hip Hip Hooray front and center! The…
Love this two step stamping effect! Look how it gives a 3D kind of look! Watch the video on using this Double Take stamp set on a previous post and it will show you how easy it is to do! Stampin'Up! supplies are shown below. Just click and order. Remember that for every $50 before…
Which do you like better? The silver "happy" or the blackberry Bliss "happy"? The card base on both is Sahara Sand with a layer of the Something Borrowed designer series paper, page 42, #137785. The Something Borrowed Embellishment is also from the same page, #137855, $6.95. I also used the White Jute Ribbon, #137904, page…
This technique uses versamark smooshed all over your image (the elephant square), then embossed with Irredescent Ice embossing powder. (Faux Diamond Dust technique) The designer paper squares are from the Tall Tales designer series paper. Old Olive is the base. Very simple card and a great way to use up your scraps. The layout/technique idea…
Christmas Card Class attendees will be making this card Thursday night! But now I have to NOT do one of the other 10! Oh, what to do, which one to give the boot! This card is not my idea. It has been shared by Sharon Field, Corinne Somerville, and Dawn Griffith. I even saw it…