The background I created with Marabu Spray Paint and then I sprayed some more water on it, dabbed it of with paper towel for extra distress texture on it. I dried the watercolor paper with craft heater and then trimmed it to fit on the A2 card. I added it on the card with permanent adhesive.
I printed the mug image on a watercolor paper with laser printer and I added the DecoFoil Gold Foil Sheet with laminatro machine.
I colored the mug with Sakura Koi Watercolor paint and waterbrush. I dried the paint and then fussy cut it with scissors. I added the mug on the card with 3D foam tape. I simply added the sentiment clear sticker directly on the mug.
I am sharing this card details at Coffee Loving Cardmakers Blog today and I hope you like it, too. Thanks for stopping by! Have wonderful day.
HAPPY VALENTINE’S DAY, everyone!!! I hope you all have a wonderful day, feeling loved and have sweet gifts from your loved ones.
Today, I got a date at Coffee Loving Cardmakers Blog. It is a coffee date with my crafty friend, Shery, the owner of the STAMPlorations Store, which is one of our Super Sponsors for our coffee loving cardmakers community. And on our date today, we are sharing our cards featuring STAMPlorations digital stamps and Clear Stickers.
On my card, I used the Spring Blooms and Mugs digital stamp set. This CAS card is very simple to make. First, I printed the mug image with laser jet printer and then I added DecoFoil Gold Foil sheet on it and run it through my laminating machine. And woalah! It turned into a gold mug. After that I fussy cut it with scissors.
For the background, I simply added some watercolor paint on a watercolor paper to create that rainbow colors. I dried it with craft heater and then cut it with one of the Crazy Double Running Stitch Rectangle Nesting Dies – CUTplorations. I added the background on a white card with Scrapbook Adhesive EZ Grand.
I added the gold mug with 3D foam tape on the card. I added one of the Just Caffeinate Stickers on a white cardstock and cut it around the sticker. I added on the card with 3D foam tape. I decorated my card with some of the sequins from Color Confetti – Shaker Blends.
Head over to Coffee Loving Cardmakers Blog to read all about Shery’s card and to get to know a little bit about her. You’ll love her! I am giving away a $10 gift code to STAMPlorations Digital Store. Leave a comment at their blog post for a chance to enter.
Hello everyone! It is time for a new anything goes with dies. And today, I have this CAS Hugs card to share with you all.
I used the Concord & 9th – Layer Love Dies for the background. I cut out a piece of watercolor paper with the stripe heart die and the added it on a purple card base using Dries Clear permanent glue adhesive.
I cut out couple dark purple cardstock using the Hugs word die from the same stamp/die duo set. I stacked them together with Dries Clear permanent adhesive glue to create the chipboard look – word sentiment. I added the hugs word sentiment on the card with 3D foam tape.
I cut out several mini flower petals from the Divinity Designs – Roses Dies out of soft pink cardstock. I used my embossing tool to curl the petals and added them on the card with permanent glue adhesive. I added some mini gems on the flowers for extra bling.
I hope you can find time to play along with this challenge. I’d like to see your projects, too. Thank you for stopping by.
Hello everyone… Today, I am joining the Turner Syndrome Awareness Blog Hop. It is an honored to join Lori and friends for this cause.
What is Turner Syndrome?
Turner Syndrome is a genetic disorder where a female is born missing her second X Chromosome, leaving her with life long medical issues. It affects 1 in every 2,000 to 2,500 girls but is more common among pregnancies that do not survive to term (miscarriages and stillbirths). TS is named after Dr. Henry Turner, who discovered the condition in 1938.
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First, I printed one of the Graciellie Design Rustic Wood Digital Paper on a white cardstock and trimmed it smaller than A2 card. I added it on the card with Scrapbook Adhesive E-Z Grand Runner.
The pocket full of flowers is from the STAMPlorations – Pocket Blooms Stamp and Die Set. I stamp the flower with Imagine Crafts – VersaFine Onyx Black ink pad on a watercolor paper, then I colored them with Spectrum Noir Sparkles Brush Pens. I dried the flower with craft heater and then fussy cut it with scissors. I added the flower on the card with Scrapbook Adhesive E-Z Grand Runner.
For the pocket, I had monoprinted paper in my stash that I created in the past. I cut it with the pocket die. I added the pocket on the card, under the flower with 3D foam tape for an extra dimension.
The butterflies are from Joy Clair – Butterfly Kisses stamp set. I stamped them on a watercolor paper with Imagine Crafts – VersaFine Onyx Black ink pad and then I colored them with Spectrum Noir Sparklers Brush Pens. I dried the butterflies with craft heater and then I fussy cut them with scissors. I added them on the card with permanent adhesive glue and I also added 3D foam tape under couple wings for dimension effect.
I hope you all can join this amazing blog hop. Visit every participants’ blogs to see more inspirations! Thank you so much for stopping by and hope you all have wonderful day.
First, I opened the penguin png file at the Silhouette Studio Software.Then using the Trace Tool, I trace the penguin image to create the cutting line. Next step, I used the Offset Tool to create the offset line around the cutting line. I duplicated the shape using the Mirror Replicate Tool and then welded both of them into a card.
I added the sentiment in the middle of the heart on the penguin after I modified a little bit. For front card, I used the Print-and-Cut tool for the penguin. I printed couple of the penguins that fit on a 8.5 x 11 heavyweight cardstock. After that, I cut them and the penguin card bases with my Silhouette Cameo 3.
I colored the penguin with Prismacolor Premier Pencils and Colorless Blender Pencil. I added the penguin on top of the card with permanent dries-clear adhesive glue. The card is 4.25″ tall that will fits inside a regular A2 card envelope.
I like how this penguin shaped card turned out and I do hope you like it, too. Head over to Polka Dot Orchard blog to see Esther’s project.
Thank you so much for stopping by my blog. Have a fabulous day!