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Pansy Patch Flower Card
I created this card using the Pansy Patch Bundle (155674) and cut the white flower pieces and then took the stampin Dauber and Pale Papaya, Polished Pink, Soft Succulent and brushed it around the flowers and leaves. The dark leaves were cut out using Evening Evergreen paper. Then look a spritzer and sprayed the flowers so the ink would spread over the flowers. It was such a cool technique and let them dry a bit. Loved how they turned out. Card base is Pale Papaya (155668). I used the Scallop Contours dies (155560) to cut out the white Scallop piece. In Color Jewels (155571) Pale Papaya for accents for the card. I embossed the card and white piece with the Tasteful Textile Embossing Folder (152718). The 2 center parts of the flower used Black Berry Bliss and Pale Papaya cut out with their dies.
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Created this box and card using the Pansy Patch bundle (155674) on page 29 of the catalog. I stamped the flowers using various stamp colors and then cut them out using the dies. The main card is the new Fresh Fresia color (155613) and the Scallop Contour dies to cut out the scallop shaped white and DSP. Pansy patch DSP (155807). In Color Jewels (155571) using the fresh Freshia color were used to add bling to the card. Loves these two items together. My creation after getting the idea for the box from Connie and Mary. I used a Tasteful Textile embossing folder (152718) to texturize the main card front.
Pansy Patch Card
I took the box idea and made my own card with the idea. Used the new Pale Papaya paper (155668), the white and DSP scallops are cut from the new Scallop Contour Dies (15560 on page 158 of the catalog). You will see that I use these die a lot many ways. They are perfect for laying a card. The flowers were colors with various stamp pads and stamp and cut using the Pansy patch Bundle (155674) pg 29 of the new cattty. Leaves were stamped using Soft Succulent stamp pad stamping light and dark. In Color Jewels (155571) in Pale Papaya were added for Bling.
I used a Tasteful Textile embossing folder (152718) to texturize the main card front.
Pansy Patch Boxes
Pansy Patch Box made with White paper and a pdf I bought from Connie and Mary’s pdf. The Basic Boarder die were used at the top the box and then Pansy patch DSP (155807) wrapped around it. I stamp all the flowers and cut them up using the Pansy Patch Bundle (155674) page 29 of the catalog. Great flowers just stamping wait to you see the ones you can cut out. More to come.
Pansy Petals Card
Cased this card from Angie Mckay and made it as a sample at my SAS’s. This card is made from the Pansy patch Bundle (155674) using the dies to make the flower (so easy to make) and leaves. Used Pansy Patch DSP (155807) All found on page 29 of the Catalog. The Soft Succulent ribbon is the new in color ribbon. The New Basic Border dies (15558) we used for the trim on the bottom of the strpied DSP. Great card and love the colors. Main paper was Soft Seafoam. Flowers were cut out from Fresh Freshia, White, Black Berry Bliss and Pale Papaya.
Steller Birthday Card # 3
I got the idea for this card from Erica Cerwin Facebook live using the Steller Birthday set. She made a gift box and I decided to take her idea and make it a card. Love how it turned out. So fun using the Stellar Birthday stamp set (154461) and Stitchery stamp set (155074) for the pattern of the white embossed lines, Pattern Party 12 x 12 DSP (155426 free with an $150.00 order).
Another Steller Birthday Card
I totally cased this card from Erica Cerwin at pinkbuckaroodesignsblogspot.com. She made this cute card on her facebook live a few weeks ago and knew I had to make it for a sample at my July SAS. The last picture is a close one showing the wink of steller on the dark paper for stars. This Steller birthday stamp set (154461) and the back ground from the Decorative Masks new Plenty of Patterns (155553) is fantastic for this background. Love this set and the cute card that you can make from it.
Steeler Birthday stamp set and Give it a Whirl dies Card
I cased these two cards from the Stampdoctor.com. Loved these cards and knew I wanted it after seeing the sets and die in the catalog on page 57. This card using the stamp set Steller Birthday (154461) and the cordinating die Give it a Whirl (154336). I used Balmy Blue card stock and used the Blending Brushes (153611) with Navy Blue ink to make the dark background color. I also used Wink of Stella Clear Glitter Brush for the spots on the card but you can’t really see them much but they make the card sparkle. This bundle has the cut out front card with the images on it, the cut out white saying, the White stars, and the circle scallop which makes the card sayings move, such a great set and easy to use and easy to make a fun card. I used varies Stampin Blends to color in the cutest images ever. Love this card.
Seascape Fun Card
I cased this card from Patty Bennet from Pattystamps.com and made a few changes to my card. This card is made using the Seascape bundle (1583590 on page 12 of the new catty. The basic card is the same but I used the new Ombre Specialty Paper (155784 pg. 135) using the Mango Melody, Night of Navy and Poppy Parade paper for the weeds and little cut out fish. The weeds and fish were cut out using the dies. Such a fun cool card. You can’t tell but the Ombre paper sparkles. Love it and so fun to use.
Happy Father’s Day Card made from the Hats Off Bundle
I got the idea for these cards from Tami White in which she showed a video on how to make these cute baseball cards using the Hat off die (155483 on page 47 of the new catalog). That is the only thing from the die. The base was made up and the bats is from the Paper Pumpkin set called Batter Up (I stamped the bat on the back of the DSP and cut it out) I knew that I need to make mine a Chicago Cub Card and White Sox card for my two brothers for Fathers day. Since we grew up in Chicago my oldest brother ford grew up on the South Side of Chicago In Beverly until he was 15 (so he grew up a Sox Fan) then we move to Glenview (a northern Suburb of Chicago) when I was 4 and my other brother Craig who was 12 when we moved great grew up on both sides of Chicago but became more of a Cubby fan since we were on the Northside when he was a teen. So I made both of these versions for my greatest brothers that I love so much and both have great kids. I thought they would enjoy these special hats just for them.
