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  • Pink Marigolds

    Posted on by Julie Comment


    Pink Marigolds birthday card w/ a stenciled panel & fancy die cut edge. Not hard to make & sure to make a special birthday girl smile.

    It’s my turn to host the Featured Stamper Challenge (FS845), so a big congrats to Susan! She has such a wonderful gallery & I chose THIS card to case. I liked the flower peeking out from under the top layer & the stenciling so I kept those. But I used different images, dies & colors & made mine a birthday card.

    After stenciling the white panel, I die cut just the right edge w/ a fancy rectangle die then cut the left off straight. I placed a piece of turquoise just under the right edge & trimmed around it.  The flowers were all colored & die cut then placed under the stenciled panel. A larger turquoise panel was attached to the card front than the flowers & stenciled layer. I thought it needed a greeting but since I’d already put the card together, I used a small stamped & die cut birthday greeting. I didn’t want to take a chance on messing up if I stamped right onto the stenciled layer.


    The die cut greeting was popped up just a bit.

    Here are the Copics I used:

    Thanks so much for stopping by!

    Supplies:

    Stamps: Rubbernecker Stamps – Birthday Phrases w/ Flower, Happy Birthday Lg/Sm
    Paper:  Staples 110# white, turquoise, X-Press It 
    Ink: Memento tuxedo black, Rubbernecker Stamps – Color Fuse ink set #9
    Accessories:  Rubbernecker Stamps :  Nested Rectangle w/ Square holes, Elegant Marigold, Decorative Rectangle, Happy Birthday Lg/Sm dies, Circled Paver stencil,  MISTI,  Crossover II , Copic markers, rhinestones



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  • Boys Toys Birthday

    Posted on by Julie Comment

    A 2 for 1 card I made at the same time as last week’s motorcycle card. Made an extra motorcycle, so I made a birthday card w/ it, using pretty much all the same supplies.


    For the Inspiration Challenge (IC906), we are visiting Belk & their Pinterest Board. I was inspired by THIS item. I made several motorcycles last week & had one left over, so I made another slimline card w/ it.

    This card uses pretty much all the same supplies I used in THIS post, except the filmstrip die. While I was making all the motorcycles, I made an extra one. This time it was a little easier since I didn’t have to cut up all the motorcycles. I added a dry embossed copper background & backed it w/ a narrow black layer. 

    The motorcycle was popped up w/ foam to give it a little dimension, 

    Here is a handy trick that made putting the bike together a lot easier. I put a piece of sheet protector over the package w/ the bike picture & taped it to my glass mat. Then I assembled the pieces of the bike right on top of the picture.

    Since the pkg picture is the exact size, I knew the pieces would all be in the correct places. The sheet protector kept the glue off of the pkg & I was able to wipe it up easily off the sheet protector.

    Thanks so much for stopping by!


     


    Supplies:

    Stamps: Rubbernecker Stamps: Dad Phrases
    Paper:  Staples 110# white, glossy black, metallic copper, mirror silver, brushed silver
    Ink: Memento tuxedo black
    Accessories:  Rubbernecker Stamps:  Motorcycle,  Stitched Slimline dies,  Crossover II, Misti, Sizzix Diamond Plate embossing folder



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  • Boys Toys

    Posted on by Julie 1 Comment

    A masculine slimline card for a special man or boy, featuring a filmstrip die & a fab motorcycle. Helpful tip on assembling the die cuts, too.


    Happy Easter! A big congrats to Heather, the newest Featured Stamper (FS844)! She has a wonderful gallery full of scrapbook pages & after much browsing, I chose THIS page to case for my card. I kept the filmstrip layout but instead of pictures, I made clips of a motorcycle to fill my frames.

    So for my slimline card, I die cut the filmstrip then added a thick cardboard behind it to elevate it. I die cut all the parts of the motorcycle & put together 3 of them. I arranged them to look as if the camera was catching it as it rode by. I added the greeting in 2 parts to the last couple of frames. The copper layer was embossed w/ a diamond plate embossing folder.


    The bikes were all cut to fit inside the popped up filmstrip. I didn’t want to take the chance on messing it all up when I stamped the greeting, so I put it on separate pieces of white & fit them inside the filmstrip.


    Here is a handy trick that made putting these bikes together a lot easier. I put a piece of sheet protector over the package w/ the bike picture & taped it to my glass mat. Then I assembled the pieces of the bike right on top of the picture.

    Since the pkg picture is the exact size, I knew the pieces would all be in the correct places. The sheet protector kept the glue off of the pkg & I was able to wipe it up easily off the sheet protector.

    Thanks so much for stopping by!


    Supplies:

    Stamps: Rubbernecker Stamps: Dad Phrases
    Paper:  Staples 110# white, glossy black, metallic copper, mirror silver, brushed silver
    Ink: Memento tuxedo black
    Accessories:  Rubbernecker Stamps:  Motorcycle,  Stitched Slimline, Slimline Filmstrip dies,  Crossover II, Misti, Sizzix Diamond Plate embossing folder



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