7/21/24
3D Balloons with lots of Bits and Baubles
11/1/22
Love to Scrap - Anyting Goes
Hi there and WELCOME! I'm glad you stopped by. I have two posts today, hope you'll check them both out.
As always at the Love to Scrap Challenge Blog, it's anything goes and I have a set of cards for you. I used the MASSIVE stamp set Peony Memories by The Ton. I stamped the florals in quads using inks from The Stamp Market and Taylored Expressions.
I used removable tape and covered a section where I could stamp the greeting from Concord and 9th, embossing the word 'kind'. While the tape was down, I inked around the edges and stamped dots using multiple stamp sets, sorry, I don't remember which sets I used. There is one that gives an overall small pattern from Unity Stamps. I'm on the road right now, but when I get home I'll update this information. 😊
I layered all the main panels with THIS paper, the champagne is to die for; I love it so much!
And you KNOW when stamping, flowers can be any color we want, so venture out and make you some green flowers! 😁
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3/13/22
Color Throwdown 683 - flowers
I love the Color Throwdown blog, the colors can be so inspiring and this week was a great example. I made a slimline card using a, new to me, stamp set from Reverse Confetti, Poppies. I chose several distress oxide inks as well as a few TE inks. I die cut 7 flower combos and then stamped in assembly line style mixing and matching inks. Once dry, I spritzed with water, then added white splatters and when those were dry. a couple coats of Nuvo shimmer.
I layered the flowers onto TE Sea Salt and blended some leftover broken china oxide ink. I splattered on TE Earl Grey ink (same color used for the outline of the flowers). This was layered onto a TE Cupcake panel, a white panel and finally the card base, also from Earl Grey. I added some Twisted Citron oxide ink to a few areas of the white panel. One flower in the lower right-hand corner is mounted with foam squares, the rest are adhered flat to the panel; the Sea Salt layer was mounted with foam tape. I finished it off with an embossed sentiment from the same set and some Bits and Pieces dew drops.
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5/1/19
Hey, Gorgeous - Take II
This card is for an older lady who recently had to relocate to an assisted living facility; she is quite spunky and loves red, so my friend wanted to send a card to let her know she was thinking of her. I did some water color ink smooshing (my favorite way to water color - HA); embossed some heart shaped sunglasses (The Ton Sunnies); I wish I would have 'colored' the lenses with a gray, but alas, I did not - but I did add glossy accents, and that looks cool.
I splattered on some black and white paint and once dry began assembly. I die cut the word HEY (The Stamp Market) 3 times and layered together; I added 2 layers of clear wink of stella and then situated the sunglasses within the word adding the white heat embossed hey gorgeous banner to the tail of the Y.
Once I put the card together, I wanted something to tie in the liquid platinum sunglasses, so I coated a piece of white card stock with VersaMark and embossed two coats of the liquid platinum; goodness, love that color! Hopefully she will get a kick out of the card and it will bring a smile to her face.
Thanks for stopping by; hope you will join us at the Mix It Up Challenge this month; we love seeing your creations!
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WHAT'S IT TAKE:
Stamps: The Ton Sunnies
Ink: VersaMark, SSS Fog (lines in glasses)
4/29/19
Hey, Gorgeous!
WHAT'S IT TAKE:
Stamps: The Ton Sunnies
Ink: MFT Wild Cherry, VersaMark
4/18/19
Happy Birthday - lots of dimension
It probably took me 2 weeks to make these cards; I have a full-time job and with workouts after work, I have very limited time but goodness, they were lots of fun! I am determined to use up my pattern paper (hoard much - HA), so these was the very last of this particular paper pad used to make 3 cards. The flowers were made MONTHS ago - as in 2018 before my medical condition occurred.
Anywho, I cut the frames and used a stencil on the largest frame to sponge on color, darker in one corner and lighter as I moved to the other corner. The outside frame was mounted with dimensional foam. On the inside piece, I used a stencil and modeling paste; once dry, I also sponged on color and adhered it flat to the card. I die cut the 'birthday' 4 times per card and adhered together; the 'happy' was cut from silver sparkle paper. Pulled out some seam binding I've also had for quite some time and tied it on where the two papers meet. Layered on the flowers, added Nuvo drops, rounded some corners and that's it.
And then it went all wrong...
I brought the cards to work to photograph and give away...put them in my sack, I tend to throw everything that needs to go to work in one bag...including my lunch... Any guesses? Yes, my lunch leaked; one card was 100% damaged, the other two I was able to salvage with minimal damage/discoloration, but goodness, I was kinda heartbroken! So much work! Oh well; at least I was able to save two of them; there's joy in that!
Hope you have a great weekend ahead; thanks for popping in!!
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WHAT'S IT TAKE:
Stamps: PTI Floral Sketches
Ink: Altenew Inks but made so long ago, I don't know *gasp*, sorry!, Abandoned Coral Distress oxide Ink
11/25/16
Hello - I Appreciate You
I'm up over at A Blog Named Hero with a 'thankful' card; hope you'll check it out!
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8/14/16
Hero Arts + The Ton + Pop of Color
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What's it take: