August thank you gift to my club members was a Stampin' Up! bottle cap trinket. I had purchased the bottle cap embellishments but ended up not using them before they retired. So, I used the oh, so shinny glimmer paper, punches and crystal effects to make these cut dangles.
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Don't you just love fast and easy? I know I do, and this card is fast, easy and pretty darn cute too! The focus of this card is the new large polka dots embossing folder. Products used Just Saying stamp set, Sweet Taffy DSP, Basic Grey, Old Olive, Razzleberry Ripple and Whipser White cardstock, Razzleberry…
Halloween can be either scary or funny and I like scary funny, if there is such a thing. It's difficult to see, but embossed all the smiley faces with black embossing powder. Supplies used: Fall Fest, And Many More stamp sets, Pumpkin Pie, Whisper White, Old Olive cardstock, Memento Tuxedo Black, Old Olive, Versa Mark,…
Isn't this a cute card to wish someone a Happy Easter or Spring? I especially love the mixed font used on the Storybook Friends stamp set. I used Very Vanilla and Wild Wheat cardstocks to coordinate with the Storybook Moments Designer Series Paper. I used Crumb Cake, Pool Party, Ivory and Pretty in Pink Stampin'…
This card, featuring the Nests of Winter Designer Series Paper is perfect for sending your holiday thank you cards. I layered two pieces of Nests of Winter Designer Series Paper onto a piece of Basic White cardstock. I used a Memento Tuxedo Black ink pad to apply ink to only the words sending thanks and…
I usually take what I call a "Plain Jane" card and step-it up by adding additional layers or embellishments. Today, I'm doing the complete opposite – I'm giving you a "dressed-down" version. How funny is that! I'm taking the card that was featured in my February 1st post and simplifying it. Click here to re-visit…
Hello and welcome to the We BEE Stamping TEAM Blog Hop featuring Masterful Masking techniques found on pages 124-125 in the annual Catalog. For my card, I used a variation of the Block and Roll masking technique, substituting blending brushes for a brayer. I used making paper to mask a border on Basic White cardstock…