A couple of Saturdays ago, I went to a spring themed card class at my downline Kylie's house. We made four cards, and ate two lots of cake. Perfect! I'll be sharing the four cards over the next few posts so keep an eye out if you like the card I'm sharing today.
The main product used in this card is the Swallowtail stamp. This is the same size as the large background stamps, and the detail on it is amazing. We stamped the image onto Daffodil Delight card stock using Versamark ink, and then put on Pool Party embossing powder which was then heated using the Heat Tool. This gives a lovely raised effect. We then painted on Shimmer Paint to give the butterfly a shiny sparkle. This was then mounted onto Very Vanilla cardstock and then onto Pool Party card stock.
Here's a close up shot of the Swallowtail stamped image. Isn't the detail great?
Here's a close up of the sentiment, which is from Perfectly Penned. This was also stamped with Versamark and heat embossed with Pool Party embossing powder.
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Monday, 20 May 2013
Saturday, 16 February 2013
January Team Training Swaps
Evening!
I mentioned in a previous blog post that I recently attended a team training event with my Julie's Jems team. The event was cancelled a few weeks ago because of the bad snow that started the night before, and was rescheduled to a few weeks later. This post is to share the swaps that I had made for the event. I'd even taken the day off before the event to get all my swaps done. Never mind, at least they were done two weeks early instead!
We had to use products from Sale-a-bration, or the Spring/Summer catalogue. I had received the Patterned Occasions stamp set and the Sycamore Street DSP free as part of the Sale-a-bration promotion (free products with every £45 spent), and wanted to use the plaster stamp on my swaps. I decided to make a gift box to hold a packet of pocket tissues. I used Summer Starfruit, Island Indigo and Pool Party card stock for the boxes. This was the first project I have made and designed the template all by myself! I used the paper trimmer and the Simply Scored board to create the box, and embossed the lid/flap of the box with the Big Shot and the Square Lattice and the Swiss Dots embossing folder. A strip of the Sycamore Street papers was placed around the box, which acted as a belt for the flap.
The assembled boxes.
A closer image of the Sycamore Street designer series paper. I love the colour combo on these, and includes Island Indigo, Pool Party, Rich Razzleberry, Sahara Sand, Summer Starfruit, Tangerine Tango, and Whisper White.
A close up of the embossed Recover Rapidly plaster stamped image. Created by stamping with Versamark ink, then covered with White embossing powder and heated with the Heat Tool. The image was the punched with the Full Heart Punch.
The swaps all ready to go to the training event in the box.
I received lots of lovely swaps back on the training day, a few of which I can't wait to copy and share with you. I'll be posting photos of the swaps very soon with you.
Friday, 7 September 2012
Shoe Box Swap - Goolish Googlies
This is the project that my Stampin' Up! mummy Julie Kettlewell made for the shoe box swap event a week or so back. The items are from the Goolish Goolies bundle, from the newly released Autumn/Winter Catalogue. This is a great value set, one of the new bundles, consisting of the Goolish Goolies Designer Kit, the Googlies (self adhesive-backed eyes) and the Googly Ghouls stamp set. You can save 15% by buying the bundle at just £18.50 for the wood set and £15.95 for the clear. Basic black card stock was scored with the Simply Scored board, and then the front cut with the Edgelit dies. Versamark ink was used to stamp the Boooo image, which was then covered with clear embossing powder, which was then heated with the heat tool. The orange and black paper is from Howlstooth & Scaringbone DSP, which then had Lucky Limeade ruffled ribbon tied around. A tag was used from the Goolies kit, which had two bats stamped and cut out placed on it, with the googly eyes. To finish it off, liquorice and mints were placed in a Cellophane bag, with ruffled ribbon tied at the top. Perfect for your halloween parties!
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