Good Morning Everyone,
Happy Friday! Today I have a fabulous blog post today. As you know I'm part of the Pootlers Team, and each time we get a mew catalogue we do a physical swap. We are put into groups of 7 and then we had to design a card, make it for the 6 other in the group and send it out. These swaps are such a great Idea to help get inspiration for the new products, but also just to say Hi.
Here's the cards I made, for my swaps. I'll show you how I made them once I have shared everyone elses fabulous creations
Janice Thomson - Jazzle Dazzle Crafts
Janice has used the Expressions in Ink Suite for this beautiful card. I love to Gold, it really does look fabulous with the green.
Gez Carpenter - Nigezza Creates
Gez has also used the Artistically Inked bundle and Expressions in Ink paper, in fact the same die cut, sentiment and piece of DSP which looks amazing also. This just goes to show that there's so many different looks and finishes you can create with the same suite.
Tina Ehlich - Tina's Kreativ Box
Tina has used the Colour & Contour bundle, along with some of our new in colours and created this fabulous card with some beautiful blending
Valerie Broomfield - Valerie's Handmade Gifts
Valerie has used the gorgeous Elegantly Said stamp set, coordinating Simply Said DSP and some metallic card stock and the tailored tag punch to create this fun and bold card.
Amber Shodja - Stampin Oasis
Amber has made this fabulous card using the Pansy Petals Suite, which I adore. You pull up the white panel to reveal your message. It's really sweet, and then the wood decoration is just so adorable. I will definitely be trying out this style of card.
Jane Charlotte Dandelion Wishes
Jane has created this bookbinder fold card decorated with the super cute Party puffins and the Pansy Petals DSP
Measurements (per card)
Card Stock
1pc - 4 1/8" x 11 3/4", scored at 5 7/8"
Basic White Card Stock
1pc - 5 5/8" x 3 7/8"
1pc - 2 7/8" x 1 7/8"
Take your card stock and fold along the score line to create a card base. Stamp the flowers in the same colour ink as your card stock to cover the whole of the card front. Once the ink is dry 'colour' the flower heads in with you wink of stella.
On the larger piece of basic white, stamp the flower in opposite corners in the same colour ink as you used above and add this to the inside of the card.
Stamp the flower image fully, but towards the bottom of the remaining piece of basic white in Polished Pink ink. add the sentiment in Evening Evergreen then add this to the card front.
It's a really quick and easy card to make, the design is great and you can easily make a batch of these in minutes.
Here's a list of the supplies I used in today's card. Click on the images to head over to my online store.
Product List
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See you soon
Vickie
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Great cards from you all x
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