Showing posts with label die cutting. Show all posts
Showing posts with label die cutting. Show all posts

March 18, 2026

Whimsy Stamps - Loads of Luck

Hello there.  I have a simple St. Patrick’s Day-inspired punny card to share today using products from Whimsy Stamps (WS). 


The truck from Loads of Love was stamped with Memento Tuxedo Black ink on a scrap of X-Press It paper, coloured with Copic Sketch markers then fussy cut out.  The Malarkey Word die set clovers and the Mix and Mingle Alphabet letters for the sentiment were die cut from lime green cardstock and ink blended with various green dye inks.  


A Wonky Stitched Rectangle panel was die cut from Bristol paper next then ink blended with Twisted Citron distress ink for the background.  Assembled and adhered the elements onto the panel befoie stamped “sending”  from Raccoon Happy Day with Mowed Lawn distress oxide ink.  The truck “floating” on the panel was wrong, so shading was added beneath with Copic Sketch markers to finish. 

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May 27, 2025

Guest Designer for Try It On Tuesday May 2025 Challenge - Things With Wngs

Hello everyone.  I’m delighted to be guest designing (GD) at Try It On Tuesday (TIOT) this fortnight for their THINGS WITH WINGS challenge. 


Here’s my card.


Nothing complicated here.  My card was created from only Bristol paper and ink blending with Wilted Violet distress ink.


All products, except for the Spellbinders Stylish Ovals, are from Memory Box.  These products are linked below. 


I want to thank Helen and the TIOT team for this GD opportunity.  Hope you join in the fun.  Thank you for stopping by. 







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April 01, 2025

Guest Designer for Colorful Options April 2025 Challenge - Pastels

Hello there.  I’m delighted to be guest designing at Colorful Options (CO) for their April 2025 challenge   PASTELS… or a rainbow is always an alternative option. 


Spring is in the Air… at least in the northern hemisphere. 😉  So I decided to do both and created a simple pastel rainbow card using Whimsy Stamps (WS) products.

Thee rainbow and clouds were die cut from Bristol paper then ink blended with distress inks (DI).  Tge Pierced and Stitched Circles die set was used for the rainbow. 

DI used:
pinks - Spun Sugar, Picked Raspberry 
yellows + Squeezed Lemonade, Fossilized Amber 
greens - Twisted Citron, Mowed Lawn 
blues - Tumbled Glass, Salty Ocean 
purples - Shaded Lilac, Wilted Violet 
clouds - Lost Shadow 


For some sparkle, the rainbow and clouds were spritz with a clear shimmer spray.  It’s a shame the photo doesn’t pick up the pretty shimmer.  The sentiment was heat embossed with silver  embossing powder on an A2 size Bristol panel.  Adhered the rainbow and clouds, then stencilled the Twinkle Clusters with the inks remaining on the detailed brushes to finish.


 
I want to thank Makira and the CO team for this GD opportunity.  WS products used for my card are linked below.  Affiliate links are used in this post when possible at no extra cost to you.  Thank you for stopping by.







November 16, 2024

Just A Note To Say

Hello there.  Taking a brief break from Christmas cards today to share a super easy thank you card that was commissioned for a piano teacher.

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The piano keys were created with strips of paper trimmed from black and white scraps.  The alcohol ink background is Inked Oasis pattern paper from Pink and Main.  


The Musical Notes (retired My Favorite Things) were die cut from black cardstock.  The sentiment (retired Poppy Stamps) was white heat embossed onto black cardstock.  Added the three dots with a white gel pen and stamped “thank you” on the inside (forgot to take a photo of it).  Assembled the card onto a split black/white card base to finish. 


And that is all for this card!  Thank you for stopping by.