Hello my stamping friends. Today is RELEASE day over at Trinity Stamps and I am helping to celebrate these fun new products with a hop on YouTube and Instagram!
The stamp set from this release that I chose to feature today, because it is so SOUPer cute, is the So RAMENtic set.
I think this cup of noodles is so fun! And to reverse the images I used my Gel Press, you can see how in the video below. If you can not see the video on your screen, you can watch it HERE.
Have you tried reverse stamping on the Gel Press before? Let me know in the comments below and tell me how it went for you.
Did you see that today's video is part of a HOP and there is a GIVEAWAY! It's all over on YouTube so be sure to click over and leave a comment on this video to be entered. You could win a $25 gift card to the Trinity Stamp shop.
This stamp set has so many PUNNY sentiments in it and I used two of them on the outside of my cups. I also added my own customized sentiment. On the outside of the card I used the Simply Sentimental YOU stamp set to stamp out "you are my". And on the inside...
I used the Graham Cracker Alphabet to add "Cup Of Noodles". That just makes me smile.
You can also see this card on Instagram as part of the Instagram hop for this release. We have a second GIVEAWAY going on with that hop! Here's a link to my Instagram page so you can check that out too. Good luck on winning one of the two $25 shopping sprees!
Below you can see the entire new release of products!
Thank you for taking time to visit me today, see you again soon with more stamping creations!
Hey there. Let's take a close up look at Blooming Heart, the Large Die of the Month for December 2022 from Spellbinders. Beware - it's drop dead gorgeous!
This die set has two floral dies that when die cut and placed side by side create a heart! I love it so much I had to make two cards. See every piece of this set and these cards come together in the video below. If you can not see the video up on your screen, you can also catch it on my YouTube channel.
Here's a close up look at each card for you.
Spellbinders has floral layering dies down. They have detail, whimsy and variety. I chose two shades of red and a pink for my flowers. The leaves are die cut from light green card stock. I added shading with some Copic Markers. You would not believe how easy these are to put together, and yet it has so much detail.
What do you think about hat woodgrain background? It was done with a 3D embossing folder, Knock On Wood. I have all the things I used for these cards pictured and linked for you below, as well as all the club kits that Spellbinders has to offer.
I did a little embossing with the dies for this card. The leaves pressed into the paper are so very cool! And to make the florals a little more special, I die cut them from some Gel Press Prints I made.
I also love the background for this card, made using the largest heart from the Clear Stamp of the Month.
That is also where I got the little sentiment for the front of this card.
If you want to check out all the club kit offerings that Spellbinders has to offer you can view them right HERE.
Hey there stamping friends, today I am back with another of the new stamp sets from the Sweet Shop release from Trinity Stamps. This is the Bon Bon Box stamp set. It is a sweet little stamp set with a box of chocolates. The coordinating stamp and dies make this set a lot of fun to play with. You decide wether you want to color in the chocolates, stamp the chocolates or paper piece the chocolates. Or a combination of these things.
I decided to make 3 card, one with each of these options.
Here are some close up pictures of each of the cards.
CARD ONE
This card is a 4 Bar card, which is a 5" x 3-1/2" card, also called an RSVP card. If you want to see more 4 Bar cards, watch my "What is a 4 Bar Card?" video.
As I mentioned above you can add color to these chocolates in a number of ways, one of them is to use the small stamps in the set to stamp each of the chocolates. The stamp will only cover the chocolate or bon bon and not the paper wrapper around the bon bon.
Then I used the coordinating stamps that create sprinkles or drizzle on top of the chocolates. I stamped in the images in Versamark ink and embossed them with white powder. The rest of the box I colored in with Copic Markers.
CARD TWO
For this box of chocolates I used the coordinating dies to cut out the bon bon shapes. This is my favorite way to add color to the bon bons, as it gives them a bit more dimension. I also added glaze over the top of them and a sprinkle of chunky glitter. I just love how it turned out.
This card is a mini slimline size, 3" x 6". So you can see how this box of chocolates fits on different size cards.
CARD THREE
For this last card I colored in the chocolates with my Copic Markers. This gives you the most ability to add shadows and highlights. I also did a bit of stamping on top of the coloring.
I loved adding the glaze to the chocolates so much that I added it to these as well.
All the supplies I used to make these cards are listed for you below. Please let me know if you have any questions or your thoughts on today's cards in the comments below, I love to chat with you.
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Thank you so much for stopping by and letting me share my creations with you.
I can't believe this is my first time using WOW embossing powders! Now I know why the brand is named WOW. I tried really hard to capture the shine and WOW of these newly release embossing powders for you. But I have to say you are going to love these powders even more when they are in your hand!!!
I have two powder collections to share with you today and it is all apart of the NEW release over at WOW. I get to celebrate along with their design team in a kick off HOP! To play along with the hop and enter to win a Gift Certificate to the Hop you are going to want to visit my YouTube channel and comment on today's video. As well as click over to my Instagram and hop and comment there as well. The more you hop and comment the more amazing inspiration you will find and more chances to enter the giveaway too!
Now let's take a close up look at the Pastel Gemstones and Party Poppers Embossing Powder collections, just part of this amazing release.
If you can not see the video up on this screen you can watch it on my YouTube channel. And be sure to click over there to leave your comment and hop along with us to enter the GIVEAWAY!
Now let's take a close up look at these cards.
This card uses the Pastel Gemstone embossing powder collection. There are 3 powders in this set; Rose Quartz, Lemon Amber and Blue Aventurine. Each of these pastel powders has gold flecks suspended in the colored powder.
I also played with the Rock Rebel embossing powder around the edge of this mini slimline card. You can really see the shine of these powders when you hold the card in your hand and turn it in the light. They really are WOW!
Here you can get a bit better glimpse of the shine on that heart.
Now let's take a look at the Party Poppin' collection.
These powders are so super cool! The Party Poppin' collection has 3 powders in it; Poppin' Pink, Poppin' Yellow, and Poppin' Blue. The colors are so bright and they have white and gold flecks suspended in them.
For the background on this card I used a new stencil in this collection, Sprinkled Hearts. I used the Wow Clear Embossing ink to stencil with and then embossed the hearts with Neutral Ultra Shimmer powder. A clear powder with amazing glitter in it.
You can see why they are called WOW!
Be sure to check out my YouTube video and Instagram for chances to win a gift certificate to their shop. You have to try these new powders!!!
Hello my stamping friends, today I am sharing some 4 Bar cards. In Trinity Stamps latest release they have added a die set that is specifically for making 4 Bar cards, the 4 Bard Card and Envelope Builder die set. They also have two new stamp sets from this release that fit perfectly on this card size, I'll be using both of these sets.
So what is a 4 Bar card??? I like to think of it as a FUN SIZE card. It's simple, take a 5" x 7" piece of card stock and score it at 3-1/2". That is a 4 Bar card, also known as an RSVP card or Note card.
See, they are fun sized!!! I will also be making envelopes for each of these cards in today's video. Check it out below.
The first card features the Sunsational 4 x 3 stamp set, designed by Love Dani Studio. Her images are some of my favorite that Trinity Stamps carries. I love that the sentiment is built into the images. And they are always uplifting.
My favorite thing is to color the letters in an ombre. Notice the two rectangle panels on this card? Both are cut using 4 Bar dies, one has a stitched edge and the other an embossed edge. I love that they have detail in the dies and not just a standard rectangle. Because we can all cut a plain rectangle on our paper cutters, right!
Here is the card in the envelope. I made both of my envelopes today with a window in them. With this die set, the window is optional. It's a fun way to present a card that might go in with a gift and be hand delivered.
This second card was designed using the Hugs & Kisses 3" x 4" stamp set, also designed by Love Dani Studio. This set coordinates with the 4 Bar Card & Envelope Builder die set. As that die set cuts out the word Hugs and the word Kisses, that you can paper piece over the stamped image. Of course you can use the die set with out the stamp set and vice versa. Even the hearts have a coordinating die for paper piecing, which I did with White Glitter Paper.
Looking at this picture I am sad to say that the shine on this card is not showing up as it does in real life. The word HUGS has been coated in Journey Glaze and the word kisses has been painted with metallic paint. Be sure to watch the video to get the full splendor of these elements on the card.
And what do you think about those tiny black hearts I added to the corners? They are the Black Licorice Jelly Drop Heart mix. Trinity Stamps has an AMAZING assortment of embellishments. And if you like a particular embellishment, chances are they have it in several other colors. I have linked all the colors of Jelly Drop Hearts for you below as well as all the colors of Rhinestones. I used the Amber Glow Rhinestones on the Sensational card above.
What a fun sized card to give. I always find that when I have a new size of card to play with it gives me a boost to my mojo! I hope you'll give the 4 Bar card a try and have just as much fun with it.
Below are all the supplies I used to make today's cards. Please let me know if you have any questions or just leave me a comment, I love to chat with you.
Thank you for stopping by and letting me share my creations with you, it is truly a joy to me.
Affiliate links have been used, at no cost to you. Affiliate links are a collaboration between online shops and makers. When you shop these links the retailer gives a small percentage of the sale to the maker, at no cost to you. It is a great way of supporting your favorite businesses and the makers who inspire you. Thank you for shopping my links. Sharing my creations is my favorite thing to do and you have helped make it possible.
I have another FUN video for you today! These cards were made using the backgrounds I made last week with Arteza's Iridescent Acrylic Paints. In that video, I shared with your 10 ways to use these acrylic paints for card making. Not only I am using these super shiny backgrounds for my cards, I am bringing in the Black and White Glitter Card stock from Arteza for another shiny fun accent.
The background on this card is the Fancy Black Iridescent Acrylic Paint stenciled onto black card stock. I LOVE IT!
I also used black and white glitter card stock on this card. The black glitter is on the right hand side of the card. I colored the white glitter paper with Copic Markers to be two toned. I love that the white glitter paper can be custom colored!
CARD THREE
I hand painted this background with three different colors of the Iridescent Acrylic paint. I love doing this so much, I am sure it will make something like it again.
Here is another tone on tone background with the Pretty Pink Iridescent Acrylic paint, that looks white on white paper, until you turn it in the light and then you get a glimpse of the pink.
I put black glitter card stock behind the heart cut out, it's the perfect back drop for this love struck skunk.
CARD FIVE
This background was painted on white card stock to create a rainbow with several of the Iridescent Acrylic paints.
All of the black hearts on this card are black glitter paper. The smaller hearts are covered with glaze to create a DIY embellishment.
CARD SIX
This background was created on my gel press. I loved using this panel to make a slimline card.
I used black glitter paper as the layer behind my card front and white glitter paper as the floor that my little scene is on. I love using glitter paper in place of traditional card stock to add a special element to a card.
CARD SEVEN
Here's another card using a Gel Press background. This print was made on black paper, I just love how the Iridescent Acrylic paint look on black card stock.
I also colored some white glitter card stock for this card, the strip across the bottom of this card was tinted using the Electric Plum Iridescent paint.
CARD EIGHT
This card has a watercolored background that I made by watering down the Iridescent Acrylic paints. I also painted the wooden snowflakes with the same paints. And splattered the blue hill as well.
I have to say, I am very impressed with the Glitter card stock by Arteza! It is heavy weight. The glitter does not rub off. I cuts easily. And, it has great shine!
Thank you so much for stopping by and letting me share these card with you. I wish the pictures could do this cards just a bit of justice as to the amount of shine and sparkle. But if you want to add these elements to your card making the Iridescent Acrylic Paints and Glitter Card Stock from Arteza are a good what to do just that. Remember, if you visit Arteza, use my discount code at check out for 10% off your purchase: carrierhoades1
Shopping from the UK? Shop this UK shop for Arteza right HERE.
Below you will find all the other supplies I used to make these cards.
Affiliate links have been used, at no cost to you. Affiliate links are a collaboration between online shops and makers. When you shop these links the retailer gives a small percentage of the sale to the maker, at no cost to you. It is a great way of supporting your favorite businesses and the makers who inspire you. Thank you for shopping my links. Sharing my creations is my favorite thing to do and you have helped make it possible.
Hello there my stamping friends. I am back with another Glimmer Hot Foiling video for you. Today I am sharing the Glimmer Club Kit of the Month from Spellbinders called; Love Enclosed. This set comes with 7 Hot Foil Plates, 6 Coordinating Dies and a roll of Red Hot Foil. I am going to show you a few different tips and techniques as I make 5 loves notes with this set. And I will throw in a few other club kits, as they coordinate so nicely together!
If you can not see the video up on this screen, you can also view it right here.
Now let's take a look at each of the 5 note cards I made.
Each of the love notes I made in this collection are sized 3" x 3". Knowing that helps you get a reference for the size of the heart in this set. Which, by the way, is the exact same heart as in the Clear Stamp of the Month and the Large Die of the Month. That means, they are easily mix and matchable! In fact, I used the clear stamp of the month, One Love, One Heart, to stamp behind my hot foiled sentiment. And, I used the Large Die of the Month to create the background for this card. So, this little card is the perfect example of how the kits can be mixed and matched and used together.
For this beautiful baby card I used the all NEW club kit, the Embossing Folder of the Month, Spreading Love! This new addition to the Spellbinders family of club kits is my new FAVE! These folders are sized 8-1/2" x 5-1/2"! That gives you so many options for embossing papers of different and unique sizes and allows you to have the pattern go either vertically or horizontally on your A2 sized cards!
For the heart on this card I did some layered foiling. the background of beautiful florals is my favorite foil, Opal. The sentiment was hot foiled over the top of this in Brass foil. I love this look! And here you can also see the die cut floral pieces that come in this months Glimmer Kit, gorgeous!
What a fun sentiment, I love this heart! And for the background I used the intricate floral die from the Large Die of the Month as a stencil. I used Crimson Ink from Altenew and a blending brush, keeping the ink light at the top and adding more at the bottom to darken it up for an ombre effect. Quick and easy and pretty little Love Note.
These next two love notes are both full panel shaker cards, a great option for making a small sized card with a shaker element. Make sure to watch the video to see how easy these cards are to make with a bit of packaging cellophane. This shaker contains micro beads, which make the best sound. It's like the paper version of a rain stick. The rest of this card is very simple with standard hot foiling, the heart in red and the sentiment in brass. And a bit of twine to top it off.
My second full panel shaker card has a stamped background using small florals from the Clear Stamp of the Month; One Love, One Heart. These red confetti pieces are the perfect size and shape for a full panel shaker! A full panel shaker does not have as much room for shaker elements that are thick. The glimmer hot foil was added over the top of the shaker panel with foam squares.
Also in this video I show you how you can use the Spellbinders Score Board to create custom envelopes for these love notes. Did you know that their score board comes with a attachment to create envelopes? It's pretty cool!
Below you will find all the supplies I used to make today's cards and if you want to learn more about all the Club Kit offerings that Spellbinders has to offer, check them out right HERE.
Affiliate links have been used, at no cost to you. Affiliate links are a collaboration between online shops and makers. When you shop these links the retailer gives a small percentage of the sale to the maker, at no cost to you. It is a great way of supporting your favorite businesses and the makers who inspire you. Thank you for shopping my links. Sharing my creations is my favorite thing to do and you have helped make it possible.
Welcome to the Spellbinders February Club Kit Blog Hop and GIVEAWAY!
On this hop you will see all kinds of inspiration using the club kits from the month of February. We hope to inspire you and give you some ideas to use with your kits if you are already a club kit subscriber.
If you are not already a club kit subscriber then you should know Spellbinders has SIX club kit offerings:
There are also several bundles and value clubs you can subscribe to if you want more than one kit of the month for and added saving. Check out all the kits and bundles HERE.
I have a video for you so you can see these kits in action and watch my slimline card and cupcake topper being made.
If you can not see the video on this screen, you can also view it right here.
Now let's take a closer look at the card I made.
This slimline card measures; 8-1/2" x 7" scored at 3-1/2". The card front layer in white is 8-1/4" x 3-1/4".
Birthday Wishes for Everyone die set.
The sentiment on this card was made using the Large Die of the Month kit - Birthday Wishes for Everyone. It is a die set of large chunky numbers and it has a die that cuts out the word " Happy", which I also used on this card in black card stock. This set also has the "st", "th", "rd" and "nd" images in different styles.
If you'd like to see another card made with this die set check out my video HERE. And see how I used the long strait die in this set.
I brought in a Glimmer Hot Foil set, Special Months, to add in the word "February". It is hot foiled in black foil on red card stock.
Scalloped Rectangle Glimmer Essentials
I used the third rectangle from the smallest, that measures about 2-1/2" x 3-3/4", from the Glimmer Hot Foil Kit of the month to make two rectangles on my slimline card base. Again I used black foil for my hot foiling. You can see this months Glimmer Hot Foil set in its entirety right here.
There are nine Glimmer Hot Foil plates in this set. Six scalloped frames and 3 sentiments. Here are the approximate sizes of each rectangle in this set.
Large: 3-7/8" x 5-1/8"
Large mat: 3-3/8" x 4-3/8"
Medium: 2-7/8" x 4-1/8"
Medium Mat: 2-3/8" x 3-3/8"
Small: 1-7/8" x 3-1/8"
Small Mat: 1-3/8" x 2-3/8"
Two things you should know about the Glimmer Hot Foil Kit of the month; one - when you get this kit of the month it not only comes with a Glimmer Hot Foil plate set, but it also comes with a roll of foil, two - when you start your Glimmer Hot Foil kit of the month, your first month you are eligible to get the Glimmer Hot Foil system at 10% off. Find out more about this right here. The foil that comes with this months kit is my FAVORITE, it is Aura. Aura foil is gold with an iridescent finish.
If you'd like to see some more ideas with this Glimmer Hot Foil set, check out this video where I made a shaker card and shaker tag with this set.
I used this new die set for the bottom square on my card. I think the pink cheeks, bow tie and LUV U sign make him so cute. But the fact that you can make his legs swing back and forth like he is dancing makes this card so fun!
There are 15 dies in this set. Some of the pieces are grouped together on one die.
The largest heart is approximately 2-1/8" x 1-7/8".
Several of the dies in this set etch the die cut pieces. Like the smile on the face, it is a cut line. The eyes are pressed into the paper. I love the detail this gives the finished piece.
Also there is a piece that you die cut as mechanism. It is the rounded piece with a hole in it. You use this to attach the legs to. In the hole goes a mini foam square. So this piece does not get adhered down, but sandwiched between the paper you stick the foam square too and the paper you stick on top of the foam square, which would be the heart. Now the legs can swing back and forth, making it and interactive, dancing heart! I show you how to put it together in today's video.
This die set has enough pieces that you can change up the look of this dancing heart. I thought it was so cute I just had to make another with a different look. So I decided to make another one for a cupcake topper.
To give this dancer a different look I die cut the face with pink card stock and gave her red cheeks. The bow tie now becomes a hair bow. I added freckles to the cheeks with a white gel pen as well as a white highlight to the eyes. Instead of holding a sign she is holding the flower from this die set. I put her on top of a paper straw, which can be cut down to fit on top of a cupcake.
Be sure to watch the video to see how I put this together. And on the back of the heart I added "be mine", die cut from this same set.
I had so much fun putting these projects together with all these fun new products from Spellbinders.
I hope you are inspired. And the inspiration does not end here! Now it is time to hop along and see what Bibi Cameron has made with this month's kits. She always has so much cool things to share, so be sure to check it out.
Remember to comment along the hop for more chances to win a $50 Shopping Spree to the Spellbinders Shop.
If you get lost on the hop here is the entire hop line up. Enjoy the fun and give some love to each designer as you go. And don't miss stopping by the Spellbinders Blog to be entered into the giveaway.
Here are all the supplies I used to make today's projects.
Affiliate links have been used, at no cost to you. Affiliate links are a collaboration between online shops and makers. When you shop these links the retailer gives a small percentage of the sale to the maker, at no cost to you. It is a great way of supporting your favorite businesses and the makers who inspire you. Thank you for shopping my links. Sharing my creations is my favorite thing to do and you have helped make it possible.
Happy Saturday! I love Saturday because that means I get to share another creation with Trinity Stamps products.
This week I am finally creating a project that has been in my head for a while. I am making plaid backgrounds using the Slimline Stitched Strips Die Set.
To make the plaid background I used three shades of pink card stock. I used the Hip to Be Square die as my base and then layered on stitched strips in the open squares going vertically. Then I added some horizontal strips die cut from a light pink card stock in different size strips.
Then I just added the cute gnome colored in pink and gray. As well as one of the sentiments from that stamp set.
I love the plaid peeking out in the heart windows of this card. I used the two smallest stitched strips from the Stitched Strips die set for this card.
Beside the plaid, my other favorite thing on this cards is the glitter covering the card front. I use Stickles Moon Dust Glitter Gel.
The glitter in this gel is different sizes and so shiny. And the gel dries clear, it's gorgeous.
I loved making my own plaid background with the Stitched Strips die set. I am ready to go make more and play with different color combinations and different strip sizes. Also, being that this die set is slimline, you can make plaid with them on any size card!
Below I have listed and linked all the supplies I used to make this card.
Affiliate links have been used, at no cost to you. Affiliate links are a collaboration between online shops and makers. When you shop these links the retailer gives a small percentage of the sale to the maker, at no cost to you. It is a great way of supporting your favorite businesses and the makers who inspire you. Thank you for shopping my links. Sharing my creations is my favorite thing to do and you have helped make it possible.
Thank you so much for stopping by and letting me share my creation with you. If you have any questions feel free to leave a comment below. I would love to help.
So first up let's look at the Large Die of the Month, this is a set of 14 Dies. It is the Birthday Wishes For Everyone Die Set. I love the chunky numbers in this set. You can use it to make cards that say "Happy 50th", or any number inserted there.
I thought it would be fun to make a valentines day card with this set, using the numbers 24/7. So let's take a look at this die set in action and see the card I made.
Did you love seeing me make my own glitter paper for this card. It was only a little messy but I love how it turned out and that I did not have to use a 8-1/2" x 3-1/2" piece of glitter paper to back my heart panel.
Here's a good look at my 24/7 slimline card.
I added some stamping to the numbers using the Lots of Love mini background stamp. I love the look of the heart embossed with clear powder on these chunky numbers.
The background of this card is made using the Slimline Kaleidoscope Heart die set, which was the Large Die of the Month kit for January 2021, it may be come available for purchase from the Spellbinders shop in the next mont or so.
The letters I used to spell out "love you" are also a previous Large Die of the Month kit, How Does Your Garden Grow Alphabet. They are available for purchase now in the Spellbinders shop.
To make my own glitter paper to back the slimline Kaleidoscope heart die cut panel. I use a White Liner Sheet. It is double stick adhesive sheets that at 8-1/2" x 11". I cut a piece to 8-1/2" 3-1/2" and backed my die cut panel with it. Then I sprinkled glitter on to that and used my finger to rub it into the adhesive. Then I removed the backing to the white liner sheet and backed it with a piece of white card stock. It took a lot less glitter than you would think to cover this. And I am glad I did not have to use such a big piece of glitter paper.
GLIMMER HOT FOIL KIT OF THE MONTH
Now let's take a look at the Glimmer Hot Foil kit of the Month. This months kit is called Scalloped Rectangle Glimmer Essentials with Sentiments. There are 9 plates in this set and no dies. In this kit a roll of Aura foil is included. That is one of my all time favorite foil colors! It is gold with an iridescent finish.
Look at those 6 layering rectangle with a scalloped edge. These are so pretty when foiled, you are going to love them!
Watch this video to see these plates in action and the shaker card and shaker tag I make with them.
If you can not see the video on this screen, you can also view it right here.
I also made a shaker gift tag to go with this card using the second to smallest plate in this set.
For the background on this tag I used a plate that is retired that looks like a waffle cone pattern. I have linked some paper below that look like waffle cone that would make a perfect substitution for this.
If you are a new Glimmer Hot Foil Club Kit member you can get 10% the Glimmer Hot Foil system.
Below I have listed and linked all the supplies I used to make these projects. I have included all the Spellbinders Club Kits as well as the kit bundles that are offered, incase you too want to receive more than one kit. Bundling is a nice way to go for a bit of savings.
Affiliate links have been used, at no cost to you. Affiliate links are a collaboration between online shops and makers. When you shop these links the retailer gives a small percentage of the sale to the maker, at no cost to you. It is a great way of supporting your favorite businesses and the makers who inspire you. Thank you for shopping my links. Sharing my creations is my favorite thing to do and you have helped make it possible.
Thank you so much for coming back to my blog. It is Saturday and that means I am here with another video for you featuring Trinity Stamps products.
Today it is the new Falling For You gnome stamp set. This gnome is so cute with his arms stretched out as he falls into a pile of hearts. I love it so much.
In this video I will be sharing 3 cards I made with this set and all three are different sizes. I have an A2 one layer card, a 5" x 5" shaker card and a Mini Slimline card which is 6" x 3".
If you can not see the video on this screen you can also view it right here.
First up I will show you the one layer card, sized A2 (4-1/4" x 11", scored at 5-1/2").
Using all five of the images in this stamp set it is easy to make a one layer card.
I just stamped my images with Copic friendly black in and colored it in. Then I colored the sky around him and added some shadowing beneath the pile of hearts to ground the image.
The scalloped border at the bottom is from the Slimline Series dies, The Great Outdoors set.
A quick and easy card made super cute by that little gnome.
Now let's take a look at a card that takes things up a notch. The 5" x 5" shaker card.
You can see I used different colors of pink on this card. I thought the background of the hearts could be a cloud in this image, so I thought a shaker full of clouds would make for a fun card. With hearts falling all around him.
This shaker card is also a window card, you can see through the shaker window into the card.
For all the circle die cutting on this card I use the new Embossed Edge Circle dies. These dies leave an embossed edge around the outside of the circle and around the circle left in the paper you die cut the circle from. Pretty Cool! If you look closely at the pink circle on this card, near the left side of the bow, you an see those embossed lines.
Affiliate links have been used, at no cost to you. Affiliate links are a collaboration between online shops and makers. When you shop these links the retailer gives a small percentage of the sale to the maker, at no cost to you. It is a great way of supporting your favorite businesses and the makers who inspire you. Thank you for shopping my links. Sharing my creations is my favorite thing to do and you have helped make it possible.
Hello my friends! I am so excited today to be celebrating with Trinity Stamps and sharing their new release!
This is the Sending Smooches Release full of all kinds of love related images and basic staples you are going to love!
To celebrate the design team for Trinity is doing a YouTube Hop and Instagram Hop. There are two $25 shopping sprees being given away. So make sure to click over to YouTube to watch the video below and then hop along to the next video. Just like, comment and subscribe as you go to be entered to win! All the details on the giveaway are in the description box of the video on YouTube.
If you can not see the video on this screen you can also view it right here.
This is such an adorable stamp set with the two little gnomes snuggling and their hats tied in a bow! And I love that his beard is braided just like her hair.
Then there are the 3 other images in this set; the branch of flowers, the bird and the bee. I am just in love with this set because of these extra images. You could make a card with this set that does not even include the gnomes. And the sentiment reads; together is the best place to be. Such a versatile set because you can use it for Valentine's cards or any other time.
Now let's talk about that background on my card. It's a new Slimline die! It is the Slimline Sweetheart Panel Die. When you die cut this there are 21 hearts that cut from it, the die leaves a stitched line around each of them. And the die also creates an embossed line around the entire edge. This die is 8-1/2" x 3-1/2".
I glued three of these die cuts together for some dimension on the back of my card. And I dusted the edge with some Antique Linen Distress Oxide ink. After that I splattered the panel with some Perfect Pearls.
Then I added my stamped and die cut images. The coordinating die set for this stamp set has a die to cut out every image, even the sentiment.
I finished off this card by adding some glaze to each of the bees to give them a shiny look.
I loved the story book feel of this card so much that I made a coordinating book mark.
The base of this book mark is a scalloped rectangle from the Scalloped Card Panels and Banners die set. It is the smallest panel in the die set and I love using it to make bookmarks. I used it in this video for a shaker book mark. I also used two of the banner dies in this die set for the sentiments on today's projects.
The rectangle panel layered onto the scalloped measures; 2-1/8 " x 7-1/8". I stamped the floral branch image repeatedly on this panel for a floral background. It also has a dusting of Antique Linen Distress Oxide ink around the edge, as well as a splattering of Perfect Pearls.
I colored my gnomes up slightly different for this project, coloring them up in different ways is what makes them so much fun. You can make them bright and bold colors for a summery feel, warm and rich colors for a fall feel, so many possibilities.
I love the little bird perched on their hats.
The bees also got a coat of glaze on this bookmark. One of the bees is die cut out and the other two are stamped right on the background. I thought this might show a bit of depth. And because I did not want to use foam squares on a book mark I added a second die cut of the bee behind the die cut bee to give it a bit of dimension.
I added the heat embossed sentiment to the twine at the top fo the tag to finish off the bookmark.
I love how these projects turned out, it's a bit of a change from the usual colors I use and I could not be happier with the results. Bold and Bright is always my go too, but I am loving making softer cards lately too.
Make sure you hop along with us for a chance to win one of two $25 shopping sprees to the Trinity Stamp shop. You can start hopping right HERE.
Below are all the products from this new release, Sending Smooches.
Affiliate links have been used, at no cost to you. Affiliate links are a collaboration between online shops and makers. When you shop these links the retailer gives a small percentage of the sale to the maker, at no cost to you. It is a great way of supporting your favorite businesses and the makers who inspire you. Thank you for shopping my links. Sharing my creations is my favorite thing to do and you have helped make it possible.
Thank you so much for stopping by, you can catch me every Saturday over on the Trinity Stamps YouTube channel with new ideas featuring their products.
Welcome back to my blog, thank you for stopping by. Today I am sharing Episode 4 of my Special Delivery Stamp Set of the Month series.
In this Episode I am diving in to Mini Slimline cards. I will talk about sizes, share some die sets for this fun size and make three cards all with the Special Delivery stamp set by Lawn Fawn.
Generally speaking a mini Slimline card is 6" x 6" scored at 3" resulting in a 6" x 3" card. However, much like it's big sister (the Slimline card), Mini Slimline cards can differ slightly in size. One that I am sharing today is 5-3/4" x 3-1/8", based on Mini Slimline dies from Kat Scrappiness.
Let's take a look at each card and below the card I will list the Mini Slimline dies used for that card.
This mini slimline card is an interactive card and uses the Waving Pull Tab die set, so when you pull the tab up the birds wings move. It is so fun to make this owl look like she is flying.
Look at that baby owl in the box! I love this Box add on stamp and die set that goes with Special Delivery. There are so many fun things you could put in that box!
I couldn't decide is the birdhouse on this card belongs to these owls, or is it the birdie post office or is it a birdhouse shaped mailbox? What do you think?
This shaker card is filled with clay shaker elements, called Love Notes from the Crafty Supplies by CC Etsy Shop. Aren't they just darling!!!
The Mini Slimline Dies I used on this Card are the Mini Slimline Die set by Trinity Stamps.
Thank you so much for stopping by and letting me share my new love of all things Mini Slimline and this fun stamp set, Special Delivery. Be sure to tune in next Tuesday night for Episode One of my February Stamp Set of the Month series. I will be creating with stamps from a company who's products I have never used before.
If you missed the other Episodes in this months series you can find them right here:
Below I have listed and linked all the things I used in today's episode.
Visit the Kat Scrappiness Store to see all of the exclusive Mini Slimline and Slimline die sets they carry, as well as much much more. At the time of this post the Mini Slimline dies are 48% off!!!
Visit the Craft Supplies by CC Etsy Shop for some of my favorite embellishments like the Love Letters I used in my shaker card.
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Hello my stamping friends! Today's post is jam packed with goodness! I am showing off the new Valentines Box from Not 2 Shabby. And using a coordinating digital stamp set (Sprinkled with Love) with the kit to make 2 cards. In the making of these two cards I have a tutorial on how to use the Cameo Silhouette electronic cutter to combine two images to make one new one and then print and cut that image. With this new image print and cut I will show you two cards, one for Valentine's Day and one for Christmas. My Christmas card is for the Crafty Christmas Club monthly hop. Be sure to read to the end of this post to hop along and get your monthly dose of Christmas inspiration! Okay, let's jump in!
Check the Not 2 Shabby Valentines Box, the Cameo Silhouette tutorial, and the cards in the video below.
Here you can see I made one card for Valentines Day and the other for Christmas.
Both of my cards are MINI Slimline cards, which is a 6" x 6" piece of card stock folded in half at 3". Cute and easy! And the perfect size for using a 6" x 6" paper pack. Just cut the paper in half and you have a card front. But for my cards I cut my paper to 2-7/8" x 5-7/8" to have a very thin white border around the paper. The paper is from the Frosted and Tufted paper pack (currently only available in the Valentines Box)
My cupcake and cookie image is actually 2 digitals stamps that I combined to make one before printing it out and cutting it out with my Cameo Silhouette. You can see how in the video above.
I used Copic Markers to color up my image. When I work with Digital stamps I used light weight card stock from Walmart that comes in a ream. It reads through the printer very easily. I use a HP Envy 7645 for printing and have not had any issues with the printed image bleeding when I Copic color them.
My sentiment is from the Sprinkled with Love stamp set. So, the Sprinkled with love set comes in a clear stamp set and as a digital stamp set. It was fun to mix the digital stamps with the actual stamp set. I added a few stickers and sequins from the Valentines Box around my sentiment to finish off the card.
And now for the Christmas version of my card for the Crafty Christmas Club Hop.
The Crafty Christmas Club is a group of crafters who share Christmas creations on the 25th of every month.
To make some Christmas treats for this card, I went with red frosting and a green cupcake wrapper. I think this cupcake would be so much fun to color up for different holiday and themes. I feel like this cupcake is chocolate peppermint. Red and White frosting would have been another great choice for this card.
For the background I used the white tufted print from the Frosted and Tufted paper pack.
I added one of the bows from the Ephemera pack, it was not quite the right color to match my card so I colored over it with my RV11 Copic marker, which is one of the colors I used to color the frosting.
I used the same sentiment on this card, To my sweet friend. And on the inside, Merry Christmas.
To accent this card I added a few of the small white sequins. I think it is a yummy Christmas card, even thought my daughter says it looks more like it's a watermelon cupcake. What do you think?
Now it is time to hop along and see what the other makes did for the Crafty Christmas Club January Hop. Next up is Tania Cordie, check out her creation right here. Continue to hop along from there for more Christmas inspiration.
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Thank you so much for stopping by, I'll be back again tomorrow with more stamping inspiration for you.
I just love a punny Valentine card, I guess it takes me back to my childhood and the quirky little valentines we would give our classmates. I love that everyone got a valentine from everyone. Why is it that as adults Valentines day is now for your significant other? I think it should be as it was when we were kids and EVERYONE gets a Valentine! And that is the inspiration behind this card, a punny, corny valentine to make someone smile on a day when the calendar tells us to show our love.
So, let's take a look at the making of this Punny Valentine card with a Sneak Peek of a soon to be released die set from Trinity Stamps
If you can not see the video on this screen, you can also view it right here.
I love making my own ink blended back grounds and this card has two. I ink blended a panel with Rusty Hinge and Ground Espresso Distress Oxide ink to die cut the soda from. I did have some struggles with the background and ended up do layers of ink smooshing and splattering on top of it to get the background to the point where I was ready to use it. Once it was sufficiently splattered I die cut the cup die from the Summertime Sips die set from the panel. I also die cut the same cup from a window sheet to cover up the soda, so it would look more authentic and like it was in a clear plastic cup.
I added some of the medium ice cubes, die cut from vellum, a straw cut from white card stock and a vellum lid. To give my straw the red stripes I used a red colored pencil to hand draw in the stripes, it only took me two tries to get the look I wanted.
The stamped sentiment is from one of my favorite stamp sets, A Sentiment for (ALMOST) Everything. And it's true, all the basics and more are in this stamp set. All in this font and perfect for skinny banners.
Now let's talk about that custom, punny sentiment. It was die cut using the soon to be released Graham Cracker Alphabet. I love the size of these letters, great for making your own sentiments on a card or scrapbook page, but not too small that they are hard to handle. I used my tweezers to hold the letters, add glue and add them to my card. This new die set will be available on 1/27/21.
Below I have listed and linked all the things to make this card, except the Graham Cracker Alphabet, as it is not yet available, you can get yours from Trinity Stamps on Jan. 27th, 2021.
Affiliate links have been used, at no cost to you. Affiliate links are a collaboration between online shops and makers. When you shop these links the retailer gives a small percentage of the sale to the maker, at no cost to you. It is a great way of supporting your favorite businesses and the makers who inspire you. Thank you for shopping my links. Sharing my creations is my favorite thing to do and you have helped make it possible.
So many of the kits work well together as well as on their own. These two kits are great to use together.
Take a closer look at these two kits.
On the left we have the Large Die of the Month, a slimline die with layering heart to fit in the openings. And foliage dies for accenting.
On the right we have the Glimmer Hot Foil Kit of the Month, with three different hearts you can hot foil and die cut out. There are also 5 sentiments that can be hot foiled as well. And again, foliage dies for accenting.
You can see my video of the January Large Die of the Month kit HERE.
And my video of the January Glimmer Hot Foil kit of the month HERE.
Now let's take a look at the card I made just for today's hop, combining both of these kits.
I started out this card by die cutting the slimline die from white card stock and three shades of pink card stock.
Next I adhered a window sheet panel to the back of the white die cut. This allowed me to paper piece in the fall out pieces around the large hearts using the shades of pink card stock that I also cut with the slimline die.
I love the ombre look this gives!
Then I took the largest hearts that are fall out pieces from the white die cut and glimmer hot foiled them with the Calligraphy Hearts set. The heart glimmer plates are the same size as this die cut. So I just taped my plate to the die cut and made a hinge. I opened that up and add my foil. Closed the die back onto the die cut and taped it closed. Then I was able to hot foil this with perfect placement. I did all three of my hearts with the same hot foil plate for a consistent look. To hot foil the hearts for my shaker I used my favorite foil, Aura. This foil is gold with an iridescent finish.
I used my die cut pink panels as a guide to add my foiled hearts to my card base, so they would be precisely placed when I added the front panel. And now the hearts show up in the window.
This card is also a shaker card, although the shaker elements are hard to see in the photo because I used a clear glass glitter. Because I paper pieces the hearts in and around the heart openings it was easy to create a shaker card and adhere this panel to my card base with foam adhesive.
That way you have the shiny shaker elements but it does not take away from the glimmer hot foiled hearts.
Lastly I added a hot foiled sentiment from the Calligraphy Hearts hot foil set. The finished size of this card is just a hair under 8-1/2" x 3-1/2".
I love these two kits paired together. And that they are great as stand alone die sets.
Want to see more of these kits? I have added my videos for each of these kits for you to watch below.
Here is the video for the Large Die of the Month, Slimline Kaleidoscope.
Here is the video for the Glimmer Hot Foil Kit of the Month, Calligraphy Hearts.
The inspiration does not stop there! Now it is time to hop along and see what the other designers have created with this months kits. Next on the hop is Bibi Cameron. Bibi always creates several projects with several of the kits so you will want to check out her post for sure.
If you get lost on the hop here is the entire line up.
As a part of this hop Spellbinders is giving away THREE $50 shopping sprees to the Spellbinders shop. All you need to do to enter is hop along and leave comments as you go. Be sure to stop at the Spellbinders Blog post and leave a comment there, as the winners will have to have commented there to win.
Giveaway closes on Sunday, January 17th, 11:59 pm MST. The winner will be announced on the Spellbinders blog hop post the following Tuesday.
Below I have listed and linked all the things I used to make today's card.
Affiliate links have been used, at no cost to you. Affiliate links are a collaboration between online shops and makers. When you shop these links the retailer gives a small percentage of the sale to the maker, at no cost to you. It is a great way of supporting your favorite businesses and the makers who inspire you. Thank you for shopping my links. Sharing my creations is my favorite thing to do and you have helped make it possible.
Today is release day at the Not 2 Shabby Shop. I am excited for this Valentines Day release because there are so many cute things! To kick off release day I am sharing a card with my favorite stamp set from the release. It is the Sprinkled with Love stamp set. I love images of food! Especially sweets! So, this stamp set is right up my alley. There are two other stamp sets in this release that are also darling; Bouquet of Happiness and Happy Together. This release also launches the very first Not 2 Shabby exclusive paper packs! They are darling papers, great for Valentines Day and beyond. You are also going to love the new ephemera pack and sticker packs! If you do love it all you can get the entire release as a bundle for a 15% discount, plus free shipping!
Now let's take a look at the Sprinkled with Love set in action.
If you can not see the video on this screen, you can also view it here.
I colored in each of my cookies using my Zig Clean Color Real Brush makers. Trying to match them to the colors in my clay heart sprinkles. I have all the the markers I used shown in the video, if you are interested in the exact color combinations. I find coloring with these markers to be a very quick and easy way to color my stamped images in. But there are two crucial things you need to be successful with this coloring method. The first is Bristol Smooth paper, it has a very smooth surface which helps these water based markers to glide across the paper. I have not liked the results I get with other papers and the Zig Markers. Second is you need an ink that will not bleed, I use Versafine Onyx Black ink. I have all of these things listed and linked for you below.
I used the slimline scalloped frame from Trinity Stamps to create the outside of my shaker, I thought this might look like the outside of a box of cookies with a window to see in. This die cut is 8-1/2" x 3-1/2". I added a window sheet to the back of the die set and put my cookies all in a row behind the window, so they appear to be in the box as well.
Behind the cookies is a sheet of printed paper from the Winter Hues Slimline paper pack from Trinity Stamps. I love the light pink and light blue together.
The shaker elements I used are clay hearts from the Craft Supplies by CC Etsy shop, one of my favorite places to get shaker elements.
My card has two sentiments. One I stamped right on the window sheet with White StazOn ink. The sentiment reads, " You Make Life Sweet". White Staz On ink is permanent and so perfect for stamping on a window sheet. But you do want to be sure to clean/ scrub your stamp immediately after stamping. And, if you mess up on stamping your image, a little rubbing alcohol will take it off. This sentiment is from the Sweet Senti-mini stamp set from Trinity Stamps.
The second sentiment is from the Sprinkled with Love stamp set and says just that. I embossed it on a little tag and tied it around the card, giving it more of that "box of cookies" feel.
If you would like to see creations with another of the stamp sets from this release you can watch my Bouquet of Happiness video right here.
Below I have listed and linked all the things I used to make today's card.
Affiliate links have been used, at no cost to you. Affiliate links are a collaboration between online shops and makers. When you shop these links the retailer gives a small percentage of the sale to the maker, at no cost to you. It is a great way of supporting your favorite businesses and the makers who inspire you. Thank you for shopping my links. Sharing my creations is my favorite thing to do and you have helped make it possible.
Each Tuesday this month I will be bringing you new ideas with this set. In this episode I am brining in the new Magic Iris Birdhouse die set and showing you two ways to use that with the Special Delivery stamp set.
Take a look at Episode 1 right here.
If you can not see the video on this screen, you can also view it right here.
For the first project I showed you how to hid a Magic Iris on a slimline card.
When you pull down on the tab the birdhouse opens up.
You can see this little birdie has a lot of Valentine admirers! I think we should all flood each other's mail boxes with Valentines this year! Because it is up to use to make 2021 all that we want it to be! And I want it to be a year of happiness. And a box full of handmade cards would make me so happy!
I love the background on this card, made using the new stencil set from Lawn Fawn, Conversation Hearts, and Tumbled Glass Distress Oxide ink.
To go with my card I made a little treat box using the same Birdhouse die set. This is a great die set, because you can use all the dies in the birdhouse set without ever having the Magic Iris. This little project is one of those ideas....
This little treat box, or as I like to call it... TWEET BOX, is so easy to make!
You just die cut two bird houses and hook them together with a middle piece that you cut and score yourself.
The middle piece starts out with a piece of card stock that is 1-1/4" x 6-3/4".
Score on the long side at 1/4" and 1".
Score on the short side at 2-1/4" and 4-1/2".
Cut on the short line to make 3 tabs on each side of this strip.
Add adhesive to each of these tabs and secure it to one of the bird houses. Lining up the middle section of this strip with the bottom of the birdhouse.
Repeat with the sides, lining up the edge of the strip with the edge of the birdhouse.
Finish by adding on the second birdhouse.
So quick and easy to make and so darn cute! I could make a bunch of these!
Inside I added a mini Stroopwafel and a bag of Chocolate Mint tea! So, it is not too tiny of a box.
Thank you so much for stopping by and letting me share my creation with you. Below I have listed and linked all the things I used to make these projects.
Affiliate links have been used, at no cost to you. Affiliate links are a collaboration between online shops and makers. When you shop these links the retailer gives a small percentage of the sale to the maker, at no cost to you. It is a great way of supporting your favorite businesses and the makers who inspire you. Thank you for shopping my links. Sharing my creations is my favorite thing to do and you have helped make it possible.
I think I am finally getting in the Valentine's groove. Do you make Valentine's cards to send out? I think this holiday shouldn't be reserved just for couples. But should be for everyone. I enjoy sending out cards to my friends, sisters, and loved ones.
Today's card features a stamp set that was part of the Warm and Cozy collection from Trinity Stamps that came out just before the holidays. I did not get a chance to play with it then and I loved it so much that I decided to make a Valentine's themed kitchen with it. The Cottage Kitchen set really is a versatile set that can be used year round.
Here you can watch my card being made.
If you can not see the video above you can also watch it here.
Let's start by talking about the background of this card. It all started with the Slimline Room Builder die set. This is such a fun die set! The main die cuts a panel that is a room! It has a wooden floor, paneling on the wall and space to add windows above that. It also has dies that cut moulding and base boards for that added detail. It has several window options as well as a die to make curtains. It does not end there, you can add plants to your room as well with this die set.
I die cut my room from white card stock and used distress oxide ink in Hickory Smoke to make my wooden floor gray.
Fro my wall paper I used Spun Sugar Distress Oxide ink to put down a light layer of pink on the wall. Then I used a Polka Dot stencil to add dots over the top of my pink wall. Then I die cut my window opening and added a window frame, a curtain rod and curtains. And the moulding and base board finished off the scene.
Then I set to stamping and Copic Coloring all my images. That is my favorite part. I love adding in all my images to bring a scene to life.
It make a Valentine's kitchen I stuck to red, pink, gray and brown for my color scheme. Much like I did with my Mini Slimline Gnome Valentine Card.
I think this card would be great to give to a friend with a homemade sweet treat.
Below I have listed and linked all the supplies I used to make this card.
Affiliate links have been used, at no cost to you. Affiliate links are a collaboration between online shops and makers. When you shop these links the retailer gives a small percentage of the sale to the maker, at no cost to you. It is a great way of supporting your favorite businesses and the makers who inspire you. Thank you for shopping my links. Sharing my creations is my favorite thing to do and you have helped make it possible.
I will see you all again very soon with another crafty creation. Thank you so much for stopping by!
I am so excited that the Large Die of the Month for January 2021 from Spellbinders is a Slimline die set. If you have followed me for any length of time then you already know that the slimline card size is my current favorite thing. The slimline sized card fits into a business envelope and is about 8-1/2" x 3-1/2".
This new die set has a cover plate die that is heart themed. And it has a set of 3 layering heart dies that go with this cover plate. As well as some accent dies of foliage.
Here you can see this die set in action. NOTE - the music at the end of the video get loud, due to my editing error, so sorry.
If you can not see the video on this screen you can also view it right here.
Let's look at each of these cards so you can see all the amazing details.
This is such a beautiful cover plate! I love all the little hearts surrounding the 3 larger hearts. Before I die cut this panel I swiped a piece of white card stock with a gold stamp pad. After die cutting this panel is just a hair under the standard 8-1/2" x 3-1/2" of a slimline card front panel.
You can see the hearts on this card each have 3 layers. I started with a light pink card for the bottom heart. I layered that with a dark pink heart for the middle layer. And on top for the most detailed of the three heart dies I used gold mirror card stock. I love this look, the kaleidoscope look!
Around the center heart you an see the foliage die cuts that come in this set. They are designed to fit around the outside of the heart. But are versatile enough to use on any card.
For the second card I used the same white card stock brushed with gold ink for the panel I die cut the heart cover plate with. I then mounted this to a piece of brushed gold cardstock. I die cut only the most detailed of the hearts for the centers from gold foil card stock. I used the foliage dies to adorn the center of each heart.
For both cards I hot foiled a sentiment for another added touch of gold. If you are interested in learning more about Hot Foiling, you can check out these videos I have done on the Glimmer Hot Foil system and see my cute creations.
Below I have listed and linked all the things I used to make these cards.
Affiliate links have been used, at no cost to you. Affiliate links are a collaboration between online shops and makers. When you shop these links the retailer gives a small percentage of the sale to the maker, at no cost to you. It is a great way of supporting your favorite businesses and the makers who inspire you. Thank you for shopping my links. Sharing my creations is my favorite thing to do and you have helped make it possible.
So glad you stopped by and let me share my creations with you!
Thank you for taking time to visit me today, see you again soon with more stamping creations!
