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To create my card, I started out by stamping some of the adorable animal images from the Savanna Safari stamp set and coloring them using Copic markers then I used the coordinating Savanna Safari dies to die cut them out. I also used the Tropical Scenes stamp set and dies and used the palm tree and vines images.
The Cruisin’ Cuisine stamp set is such a fun set with so many options to switch up the cute food truck with hot dogs, ice cream and more. The first thing I did to create my card was to stamp the two images from the set, the truck and hamburger with fries. I also stamped the three bottles of sauce and added the words burger bus on the door. I colored these images using Copic markers and then used the Cruisin’ Cuisine dies to die cut them out.
Once my images were done I used two pieces of the Classic Gingham Cardstock paper one in red and another in yellow and I used the Frilly Frames Retro Petals dies to die cut a stitched edge on both pieces. Next I used my Misti tool and stamped my sentiment on the yellow bottom piece, added a strip of black cardstock above and die cut a Stitched Semi-Circles from white cardstock. I added my images using foam tape and my card was complete.
To create my card, I started out by die cutting a piece of white card stock using the Frilly Frames Herringbone die. I die cut using both the inner herringbone piece and the outer frame piece. And that’s something I love about the design of the frame dies from Sunny Studio Stamps because so many of them can be interchanged so that you can use a herringbone design for the inside but maybe mix it with a scallop or different design for along the outer edge.
Once my Herringbone Frame was die cut, I used the new Potted Rose stamp set and stamped several of the roses and leaf images stamping them in melon berry, canyon clay, terra-cotta tile and pure poppy ink for the roses and limeade ice and simply chartreuse for the leaves. Once my images where stamped I used the Potted Rose dies to die cut them out.
In the center of my white card base I blended on some scattered straw and wild honey distress oxide ink then glued on my outer white frame. Next I adhered a rose and leaf image in two of the corners and then glued on my white herringbone piece. After that I stamped my sentiment onto a white die cut circle and added the remainder of my rose and leaf images popping up the one rose with foam tape.
To create my card, I started out by stamping a bunch of the images from the Radiant Plumeria stamp set and then used the Radiant Plumeria dies to die cut them out. Most of the images from this set are multi step stamping to give each stamped image wonderful detail. I used hibiscus burst, raspberry fizz and daffodil delight inks for the flowers and limeade ice and new leaf for the leaves.
To create my background I used the Sun Ray dies and a rectangle die to created my own stencil and then blended on scattered straw and wild honey distress oxide inks. Before stamping my sentiment I used my heat tool to make sure my blended background was completely dry and then using my Misti tool I stamped my sentiment in black ink. Once my background was done, I adhered my tropical flowers and leaves popping up two of the flowers with foam tape. I also added a few pink Iridescent Pastel Confetti for bit of sparkle.
To create my card, I started out by stamping several of the images from the Tea-rrific stamp set then coloring them using Copic markers and die cutting them out using the Tea-rrific dies. For each of the tea cups and the tea pot, I added a flower, for the tea cups I used a flower from the Spring Scenes stamp set and dies and for the tea pot I used a flower from the Chickie Baby stamp set and dies.
Next I die cut and stitched rectangle, stamped my sentiment along the top and adhered my images, popping up the blue and yellow tea cups with foam tape. For my background, I used the Frilly Frames Polka-Dot die and die cut it from white cardstock then trimmed down a piece of Classic Gingham yellow paper and adhered it on top. I added foam tape to the backside of my Frilly Frames piece and adhered it to my card base then added the rectangle with my images.
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To create my card, I started out by stamping the images from the Tool Time stamp set and coloring them using Copic markers then I used the Tool Time dies to die cut them out.
Next I used a white card stock panel that I die cut using the Frilly Frames Retro Petals die and randomly stamped the images from the set and colored only the gray portions of the images with Copic markers. After that, I added a panel of black card stock to the front of my card base and adhered my stamped panel with a strip of orange Classic Gingham cardstock.
I adhered my images to a die cut square and added a black card stock mat. Then I stamped my sentiment on a strip of white card stock and attached it across the middle of the square. I used foam tape to adhere the square to the front of my card.
Hello there! I’m up over on the Sunny Studio Stamps blog today sharing a fun summertime birthday card I created featuring the new Sealiously Sweet stamp set and dies. The images in this set are so cute and perfect for either simple cards or creating full scenes.
To create my card I started out by stamping several of the images from the Sealiously Sweet stamp set, coloring them with Copic markers and using the Sealiously Sweet dies to die cut them out.
Next I used a piece of the Summer Splash Cardstock paper for my background and a piece of kraft cardstock for a border along the bottom of my card. I blended on some walnut stain distress oxide ink along the edges of the kraft cardstock and used my Misti tool to stamp my sentiment. After that I adhered my images, popping up the four seal images with foam tape.
To create my card I started out by stamping the ocean floor image from the Tropical Scenes stamp set and die cutting it using the Tropical Scenes dies. Even though this awesome image fits the length of a standard size card, I used just a portion of it for along the bottom of my die cut square of wave Summer Splash Cardstock paper.
To go along with my ocean floor scene, I used the adorable Sea You Soon stamp set and dies. I colored all of my images using Copic markers and popped up the octopus and fish using foam tape. I decided create my own sentiment using the Kinsley Alphabet stamp set and the Banner Basics stamp set and dies and for my background I used another piece of Summer Splash Cardstock and die cut it using the Frilly Frames Retro Petals.
This was such a fun card to create and totally gets me in the mood for summer. I used the new Summer Sweets stamp set and stamped out the different popsicle images, colored them using Copic markers and die cut them out using the coordinating Summer Sweets dies.
Next I used a piece of striped Summer Splash Cardstock, it’s bright colors were perfect to go along with the popsicles, and on top of that, I used a piece of yellow card stock. I adhered my popsicles using foam tape and added my sentiment, which I stamped onto two banners, along the top and bottom. After that I used the Sweet Word die and die cut it from black card stock and added that underneath my popsicles. The last thing I added to my card was to glue on a few of the Rainbow Dot Confetti.
To create my graduation card, I started out by stamping the adorable cat image along with four of the book images from the Grad Cat set and colored them using Copic markers then die cutting them out using the Grad Cat dies.
Next I used the Frilly Frames-Herringbone dies and used just the stitched outside portion of the die to die cut a piece of brilliant blue Classic Gingham paper and also a piece of white card stock for my background. I also added a strip of black card stock along the bottom of my background. After that I die cut a piece of white card stock using the Stitched Arch dies and stamped my sentiment along the bottom and adhered my images popping up the cat and books with foam tape. I stamped three little stars from the set around the cat and colored them with Copic markers then I adhered my white arch piece to my card front to complete my card.
Hello there! I’m up over on the Sunny Studio Stamps blog today sharing a colorful birthday card I created featuring the fun Prancing Pegasus stamp set and dies.
When creating my card, I went with a clean and simple rainbow theme using the fun Prancing Pegasus stamp set and Prancing Pegasus dies. I started out by stamping the Pegasus image from the set and coloring it using Copic markers then die cutting it out. Next I used the Sunny Sentiments stamp set and stamped three of the cloud images and three star images, I colored them and used the coordinating Sunny Sentiment dies to die cut them out.
Once that was done, I heat embossed with white embossing powder on black card stock the word Magical and used my Misti tool to stamp the rest of my sentiment on to my white card base. Next I used a rainbow of distress oxide ink colors and blended them on to a strip of white card stock. I used candied apple, carved pumpkin, twisted citron, salty ocean and wilted violet. I adhered my rainbow strip to my card front and added my images, popping up the Pegasus with foam tape.
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Good morning! I’m up over on the Sunny Studio Stamps blog today sharing a birthday card I created featuring the beautiful stamp set Pink Peonies.
To create my card, I started out by stamping three of the peonies and some of the leaves from the Pink Peonies stamp set and colored them using Copic markers then die cut them out using the Pink Peonies dies. Next I die cut a piece of white card stock using the Frilly Frames - Eyelet Lace die. After that I die cut a stitched rectangle and blended on three different colors of distress oxide ink, at one end I used twisted citron then blended on some fossilized amber in the middle and blended it out toward the other end for a lighter yellow. I then went back and blended on some mowed lawn along the edges of the twisted citron end.
Once my ink blending was completed, I used my Misti tool and stamped my sentiment. After that I watered down some black acrylic paint and added some paint splatters, once that was dry I adhered my blended ink piece to my card front and adhered my peonies and leaf images, popping up the large center peony with foam tape. I also added some foam tape on the backside of my white die cut Frilly Frames - Eyelet Lace piece.
