Showing posts with label Simple. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Simple. Show all posts

Tuesday, November 5, 2013

Stamping 101


Hi Stampers!

Tonight was Stamping 101!  We started with one sketch two ways, and no tools other than a paper cutter:

 
Yikes that's an off centre picture!  Sorry about that, but the card is still cute.  It uses Crisp Cantaloupe and Strawberry Slush card stock , the Happy Day stamp set and a little Daffodil Delight ribbon.  The Medallion image is stamped repeatedly in Crisp Cantaloupe to create the look of designer paper, then the greeting, happy day, is stamped in Strawberry Slush.  This stamp set comes with three other sentiments and any of them would look great on this card.
 
Simple sketch take two:
 

Same layout with a single bold image, Christmas Star stamped in Smoky Slate and the sentiment in Night of Navy.   A large Rhinestone is added to the centre for sparkle.

Our last project is not quite as simple, this one used a few tools and is totally worth the extra effort:
 

Love it!  It's a Chapstick or lipstick box!  Super cute right?  Everyone needs one of these in their stocking this Christmas!  It's made with a small pool party box (click here for dimensions) and two dresses cut from the Winter Frost Designer Series Paper Stack using a dress from the Dress Up Framelits and the Big Shot.  We decorated with a small length of Pool Party Ruffled Ribbon and a large Rhinestone.  Scoring the card stock for the box takes a few minutes, but once that's done it's a snap.  This project just makes me happy!
 
Go stamp something!
Diane







Friday, August 16, 2013

Friendly Friday

Hi Stampers!

Today I want to introduce you to my friend, Amanda Frankel, from Our Crafty Playdate.  Here's a card she posted earlier this week:
 
 
I just love the classy simple feel of this card!  The colour combination of Smokey Slate, Basic Grey, Daffodil Delight and Crushed Curry, the embossed background and that one coloured flower from the new Flower Shop stamp set  punched out and popped up so it hovers above the two black and white flowers.  Gorgeous!  And water colouring always makes a stamper feel like an artist!  Click on the picture to see more details in Amanda's blog post.  Leave her a comment, comments make bloggers happy!
 
Go stamp something!
Diane