Tuesday, September 29, 2015

Festive Flower Punch by Stampin’ Up!


Festive Flower - Poinsettia


Just loved making this Poinsettia with the Festive Flower Punch from the 2015 Holiday Catalog.
You can purchase it as a bundle with the Reason for the Season stamp set and save 15%.  Not only can you make Poinsettia's, but can make many different flowers and colors with it.

Sunday, September 27, 2015

Jack O' Lantern Gift Bag

This is a gift bag I made with the Gift Bag Punch Board.   I also used the Sparkling Season stamp set and the Seasonal Frame Thinlets Die that can be purchased as a bundle.  I used the Happy Haunting DSP.  The Baker's Twine is the Very Vanilla. I used the Precision Base Plate to cut out the "spooky" and put it on the bag with 2-way Glue Pen.  The color is Tangelo Twist.  I punched out a circle of Tangelo Twist cardstock using the Big Shot. I inked up the chevron circle in the set with Tangelo Twist and stamped off and then onto the circle.  I stamped the jack-o-lantern face with Memento Black.  I thought it turned out really cute and plan to fill it with candy for Halloween for someone special.

Friday, September 18, 2015

Wonderland Window

This is a card I made using the Wonderland stamp set and the Happy Scenes stamp set. The base of my card is Mossy Meadow and the second layer is Pear Pizzazz which I inserted into the Softly Falling TIEF and ran it through the Big Shot.   I stamped the tree images with Mossy Meadow and then used Versamark ink pad.  I then sprinkled Iridescent Ice Embossing Powder over it and heat set it with the Heat Tool.  TheNight of Navy window frame was made from the Hearth & Home Thinlet Dies.  The verse "All is calm, all is bright" is also from the Wonderland stamp set.

Sunday, September 13, 2015

Happy Scenes - Halloween


This is card that I was inspired by Charlene Harreveld, but I put my own little twist into it.
The colors are Tangelo Twist, Basic Black, Black Glimmer Paper, Happy Haunting DSP for the background and I cut out a little ghost to put in the lower window pane.  I cut a Spider Web doily in half to glue on one side.  I stamped the "Wishing you a Happy Halloween" on Whisper White cardstock about 2 1/2" in length.  I used the Word Window Punch by cutting the cardstock approximately 6/16" of an inch in width and inserted in the punch to round the end. I attached it with glue dots.

Thursday, September 10, 2015

Peaceful Pines

This is similar to a card (Season's Sketches) I cased years ago.  I think I still have the stamp set, but it retired in 2007.
The new set is called Peaceful Pines in the 2015 Holiday Catalog.
The technique is bleaching!  Be sure to wear old clothes when using the bleach to make this card.

 
Stamp Set: Peaceful Pines

Cardstock:  Garden Green, Real Red

Ink:  VersaMark, Gold Embossing Powder, Garden Green Marker Bleach

Other:  3/8” Gold Glitter Ribbon, Heat Tool, Dimensionals, old artist paintbrush,

Glass cup for bleach, Tear and Tape, Dimensionals, Gold Metallic Star, Fine Tip Glue Pen

 

 

 
      1.     Base of the green is Garden Green cut at 5½” x 8½” and scored at 4¼”.

2.    The second layer is 4” x 5¼”  Real Red cardstock.  Stamp Christmas tree all over the 4” x 5¼” Real Red cardstock with the Versamark ink pad.

3.    Stamp one tree on the 2¼” x 4½ Real Red cardstock.

4.    Sprinkle Gold Embossing Powder and heat set with Heat Tool.

5.    Use paintbrush and bleach to color in the red part of the tree until it turns white.  Let dry completely!

6.    When dry, color in the trees with the Garden Green marker.

7.    Attach Tear and Tape on the back of the ribbon and attach to the middle of the 4” x 5¼” Real Red cardstock securing ends on the back with Tear and Tape.  Attach to the front of the card.

8.    Attach Gold Metallic Star to the top of the single tree with the Fine Tip Glue Pen.

9.    Layer onto 2½” x 4¾” Garden Green cardstock.  Attach to the middle of the card with Dimensionals.

 

 

Glow of Harvest with Painted Pumpkins

This is a card using the Designer Series Paper Glow of Harvest, which was $5 with an order of $75 or more.   Then, I used the masks to make ...