Hello! I’m back with a sneak peek of a card that I have over on the Simplicity at its Best blog. LOTS of die cutting and inlaid goodness. To see the whole card with instructions, you will need to head here.
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It’s starting to feel a little bit like Christmas on my blog today, with these fun tags using some Jane’s Doodles stamps. Christmas will be here before we know it, so I am getting in nice and early! These were really quick and easy to make – I think I may need to make some more experimenting with other colours.
It’s a little hard to tell, but the scarves are sparkling with some clear Wink of Stella. I love that pen!
Stamps: Jane’s Doodles Warm Wishes stamp set (Snowman), Jane’s Doodles Mr & Mrs Claus stamp set (sentiment), Jane’s Doodles Stripes and Dots stamp set (stripes)
Card: X-Press It blending card, Hero Arts layering Papers – Azure, Grass, Grenadine
Ink: Versamark, Hero Arts Raspberry Jam, Green Hills, Pool, Memento – Tuxedo Black
Other Supplies: Copic markers (YR68, YR14, 0, N0, YG03, YG17, YG67, R05, R29, R39), PTI Tag Sale #2 tag die, Cuttlebug, Anti-Static pillow, Hero Arts white embossing powder, Heat Tool, Mounting foam, Wink of Stella glitter brush pen – clear, White thread
You can head to Jane’s blog here to check out my post, and while you are there check out lots of other inspiration from the design team.
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Hello! I had a lot of fun making this card. I wanted something colourful and ombre – hence this card was born! It uses this small Penny Black butterfly die that I had to run through my die cutting machine 18 times. But I had an idea and I had to go with it!
I coloured each butterfly with 3 colours of Copic marker – it wasn’t hard at all. After I had die cut 3 butterflies, I put them back into the negative space and coloured them quickly. To help me line them up, I drew a grid on the white panel, then erased it once they were adhered.
Penny Black products used:
Flights of Fancy Creative Die 51-132
Kind Words Stamp set 30-226
Stamps: Penny Black Kind Words stamp set
Card: X-Press It Blending card, Black card stock
Ink: Versamark ink
Other Supplies: Copic Markers (B04, B06, B28, BG15, BG23, BG49, V15, V17, BV08, YR04, YR65, YR68, RV32, RV34, R32, R29, R35, R39, Y13, Y15, Y17), Hero Arts embossing powder – white, Heat gun, Anti-static pouch, Mounting foam, Matte Medium adhesive
Well we are into the second week of the school holidays. We have had some lovely family time together – fishing, building Lego and generally lazing around! That’s what holidays are for aren’t they?
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Hello. Well I am not sure where spring has gone – because winter has returned and it is wet, wet and wet and cold! So in order to entice some spring back, I’ve made a fun and whimsical card using some Jane’s Doodles stamps. You can see the post here on the Jane’s Doodles blog.
It was really easy to create. I stamped a whole bunch of little images from various stamps (see supply list below) in Ranger Archival ink. I then water coloured around the images with Mowed lawn Distress ink. Easy peasy!
Stamps: Jane’s Doodles Spring Spring stamp set, Jane’s Doodles Stripes and Dots stamp set (sentiment), Jane’s Doodles Cats stamp set (heart)
Card: XPress It blending card, Black cardstock
Ink: Ranger Archival ink – Jet Black, Distress Ink – Mowed Lawn
Other Supplies: Die-Namics stitched Rectangle STAX, Cuttlebug, Watercolour paint brush, Mounting Foam, Hero Arts white embossing powder, Anti static pillow, Heat gun
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I have some exciting news to share today.
You may have heard about a new stamp company called Sunny Studio Stamps, that has recently opened its doors for business. Well today the Creative Team is being announced and I am delighted to say that I have joined the DT along with a group of very talented ladies. A big thank you to Mendi for giving me the honour of working with her stamps and dies. Check out the team below.
If you missed the Grand Opening Blog Hop a couple of weeks ago, you can check that out here. And why not head over to the store or check out the Sunny Studio’s blog as well.
I’ll be back really soon with some cards,
