Tuesday, 12 June 2018

Golden Vellum Daisy Birthday Card Using Stampin Up Supplies

Good Morning Everyone,

I think I'm on a bit of mission this week!! I seem to have been crafting like mad, but I'm loving it. Today I have a card to show you that I was asked to make by a friend, for a friend. She wanted a little something special, but not too over the top and she likes the kind of vintage aged looked and adores gold, so here's what I came up with. It took a bit of time and quite a few supplies, but I think the result was worth it.


Take a piece of thick very vanilla and create your card base and stamp the lines image from the Timeless Textures stamp set around the edge. You just need to cover approx. 14" as the rest will be covered by the next layer.

Stamp the Sheet music stamp that has been inked up in Sahara Sand onto a piece of Very Vanilla that measures 5 1/2" x 3 3/4" and sponge the edges in the same ink. Start sponging on a piece of scrap paper in circular motions and the start to move on to the card  - this will help keep a smooth finish and avoid scratchy lines and concentrated ink. I made sure that I came into the card quite a bit to give good coverage.

Run snail across the back of this panel and then wrap the gold metallic thread around the full length. Adhere this to the card base.

Taking a scrap of vellum, stamp two daisy images from daisy delight in versamark and cover with gold embossing powder - using the heat gun melt the powder until it is all shiny. Cut out using the daisy punch and curl the edges carefully with your bone folder. stick the flower together using glue dots and stick to the card with a dimensional. Ad a large pearl to the centre and then run a ring of smaller pearls around that.

Stamp the birthday sentiment onto a scrap of very vanilla in soft suede. Put the right hand corner into the flourish side of the detailed trio punch and the round all the corners. Layer this onto a scrap of soft suede card stock which has along had all the corners rounded. Adhere this to the card, tucking the left hand corner under the daisy.



Here's a list of all the supplies I used today, click on the images to head to my online store.
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Thank you for stopping by today, I hope to see you all soon.

Vickie
  xxx

Monday, 11 June 2018

Accented Blooms Thank You card using Stampin Up Supplies

Happy Monday Everyone,

Are you ready for a brand new week?? I sure am!!

The accented blooms stamp set is absolutely gorgeous, and today's card took very little time to create and I didn't want anything too fussy - I just wanted to show off this gorgeous floral image.

Using thick whisper white create a card base that is 4" x 4" and add a layer of Blueberry bushel that is 3 3/4" square.

Stamp the large floral image onto whisper white in memento ink and colour in using the in colours stamp n write markers. Fussy cut around the while image.

On a scrap stamp the thank you from the set in lovely lipstick and cut out using the tailored tag punch.

Put dimensionals  onto the back of both pieces and adhere to the card front.

Easy peasy lemon squeezy. It's such a great stamp set that allows you to make cards super quick. I just love it!

Here's a list of the supplies I used today, click on the images to head over to my online store.
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Thanks for stopping by today, I hope to see you very soon

Vickie
  xx

Sunday, 10 June 2018

Wood Textures Thank You Card using Stampin Up Products

Hello Everyone,

Happy Sunday!! I hope you have had a great weekend so far - I had a fab afternoon yesterday. I had a girlie afternoon with my Mum, Nan and my sister. We went for afternoon tea at Patisserie  Valerie and then as the sun was shining we headed to a Secret Gin Garden for Gin and Cocktails, so needless very little crafting was done. 

So I'm back in the craft room today, working hard! and here's my card for today.I needed a card to say thank you for a male friend and I tend to struggle with masculine cards but I'm chuffed with how this has turned out 


Cut  piece of Crumb cake to 5 1/2" x 3 3/4" and stamp the hardwood background stamp in soft suede ink, then sponge the edges. Add this to an Early Espresso card base.

Using to tailored tag punch, cut 4 shapes for the wood textures DSP, I chose the tree rings to create a defined contrast, but any of the paper would work well.  Also cut  a shape out of very vanilla card stock. Ink up the Thank you sentiment in soft suede and then sponge all the edges of the punched shapes.

Adhere the wood texture piece down with snail and run snail along to back of the sentiment. Taking the gold metallic thread, wrap it around your fingers about 6 times, and then stick it to the snail. Add dimensionals to the whole piece and centre on the card.

Pop a piece of very vanilla which has had the edges sponged to the inside, to make the perfect area to write your message.



Here's a list of all the supplies I used, click on the links to head over to my online store.
Thanks for joining me today, see you soon

Vickie
  xxx

Saturday, 9 June 2018

Pretty Pinks Icing on the cake Happy Birthday card using Stampin Up Products

Hello Everyone,

I hope you are well on this lovely Saturday Morning. 

I'm not usually a huge fan of pink, but I have a friend's birthday coming up and she is Pink crazy, so today I thought I would show you the card I made for her, which I think is so cute. It uses this Icing on the Cake stamp set which I seemed to overlook in last years catalogue, but I got it about a month ago and I love it. You can make backgrounds really quickly and the flowers are so pretty.



Make a card base from a piece of Berry Burst that measures 5 7/8" x 8 1/4", scored at 4 1/8" and add a whisper white panel to the inside, this measures 5 5/8" x 3 7/8". 

Using another piece of whisper white the same size, start filling the piece with the strips of Icing. I used Berry Burst, Powder Pink and Blushing Bride, but this could really be made any colour you like.  Add the Happy and Birthday between the strips where you would like, I chose to try focus them in the middle.

The flowers are also very simple to create, it's  two step stamping which helps create the depth and detail. Take the solid image and stamp in powder pink, the line up the detailed stamp and stamp with a darker ink, Berry Burst. I did the same to create the leaves as well using Lemon Lime Twist and Call Me Clover. Fussy cut them out and add dimensionals to the back, the leaves are quite small so I used mini dimensionals on the back of those.

Add the panel to the front of the card, then place the flowers and leaves to create some depth and It's all done!!

Here's a list of all the products I used in today's card, click on the links to head to my online store.e
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Thanks for stopping by, I hope to see you all again soon

Vickie
  xxx

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