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Vitamin Sea

Posted on January 21, 2023 9:50 PM by Julie Comment

A big congrats to Melissa, the newest Featured Stamper (FS833)! She has a wonderful gallery & I chose THIS card to case. I kept the whale get well theme, but used different images, dies & colors, & since my greeting was bigger, I moved it to the stenciled background.

For my little whale card, after coloring & die cutting him, I added a couple of rounded rectangles under him & a section of die cut blue waves below him. The background was stenciled w/ different colors, then the greeting was split, above and below him.

The white rounded square & whale were popped up a bit.

Here are the Copics I used. I colored the whole set but ended up using just the whale, so the blues & greys were used on him.

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Stamps: Rubbernecker Stamps: Vitamin Sea setPaper: Staples 110# white, lt blueInk: Memento tuxedo black, Rubbernecker Stamps: Color Fuse inks set #1, set #4, set #7, set #8Accessories: Rubbernecker Stamps: Vitamin Sea set, Stitched Rectangles, Rounded Stitch Squares, Slimline Waves dies, Fish Scale Stencil, Crossover II, Misti, Copic Markers

Memento Inks

Staples 110# White Card Stock

Scotch ATG

MISTI

AC color card stock

Copic Sketch Markers

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This entry was posted in Animals/Pets Get Well Rubbernecker Stamps Splitcoast Challenges Sponging Stencils and tagged Copic fish Get Well Rubbernecker Splitcoast Sponging Stencil

Thinking of You

Posted on May 27, 2022 9:16 PM by Julie Comment

For the Splitcoast Inspiration Challenge (IC860), we are visiting a site called Lady Yard where I found THESE elegant pillows.

My card was made using a couple of new foiling dies. The original is a wave pattern w/ the dots & the other is a solid foiling plate. I used the original one on another card but had all this foil w/ the reverse pattern left, so I used it w/ the solid plate on another piece of white card stock. The roses are a paper/die duo, which makes is super easy to put together, & I die cut a few extra blank shapes to pop theses flowers up. The greeting is a stamp/die duo & I heat embossed using Brilliance lightning black ink & clear powder. The narrow gold layer was made using the solid foiling plate & some leftover strips of the gold foil.

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Supplies:

Stamps: Divinity Designs: All Occasion Stamp/Die duo

Paper: Staples 110# white, Divinity Designs Beautiful Blossoms set 3

Ink: Brilliance lightning black

Accessories: DivinityDesigns; Double Stitched Rectangles, Double Stitched Ovals, Foiling Plate Solid, Foiling Plate Waves dies, Misti, clear embossing powder

All Occasion CBD714-96	Double Stitched Ovals dies CBD261	Foiling Plate Solid CBD711F	Foiling Plate Waves CFP703	Double Stitched Rectangles dies CBD123
Beautiful Blossoms set 3 BBPDD-3	Brilliance Inks	Staples 110# White Card Stock	MISTI	Ranger Embossing Powder

This entry was posted in Birthday Divinity Designs/Our Daily Bread designs Embossing/Dry or Heat Foiling Get Well Girly/Feminine/Mother's Day Splitcoast Challenges and tagged Birthday Divinity Designs/Our Daily Bread designs Embossing/Dry or Heat feminine flowers Foiling Get Well Splitcoast

Rainy Umbrella

Posted on December 18, 2021 10:26 PM by Julie Comment

It’s my pleasure to host the Splitcoast Featured Stamper Challenge (FS776) this week, so a big congrats to Jo Ann! She has a wonderful gallery & I chose THIS card to case. I kept the umbrella & watercolor bg, but used different dies, colors, layout & made mine a get well card.

My card started w/ a small piece of a leftover watercolor bg. It reminded me of a rainy day & I thought it would go well w/ my umbrella die & get well theme. I popped it up a bit & backed it w/ a lg pink layer. The white frame was made by die cutting it first w/ the stitched layer, then using a smaller die to cut out the center. It’s also popped up. I die cut the umbrella using a piece of white (for the narrow layer) & a lg paint chip that had several shades of pink. Only the center of the top part is elevated.

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