Hello there, I'm using some new products on today's card. I knew the moment I saw it, that I had to have the Piece of Cake stamp set from Honey Bee Stamps. Let me tell you, the two stamps I ordered came super fast and was packed with love! The other new element I used was an embossing folder that came with my gemini jr. Normally, I stick with my big shot for embossing folders but the included folder worked just fine. I do like the raised area along with the textured background.
I started by stamping with memento ink on 80 lb Neenah card stock, knowing that I would be using my Silhouette to cut these images out. Of course, I used the MISTI so for repeated stamping, then it was time to color with Copics. This is usually my standard practice, stamp a lot, spend time coloring and then cut them all out - so when I'm ready to make a card, it goes pretty quick. So to pull my card together, the embossed background was trimmed, fun foam attached behind, then I positioned my cake on the pedestal, added the other elements and glued them down. The sentiment is stamped, sprinkled with embossing powder, heat embossed and die cut with coordinating die. All of this is attached to some new card stock from Hero Arts that has been inked and glued to my card base.
Have a great day and keep on crafting!
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Showing posts with label Silhouette. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Silhouette. Show all posts
Monday, March 18, 2019
Wednesday, March 6, 2019
Hugs Card
Hello there, todays card is a fast fast fast card. The heart background has an inner and outer die so you can cut just the hearts without a border, I wanted the border. I also cut a white rectangle to go behind the hearts. For the sentiment, I used my Silhouette and the Samantha Font to cut Hugs with the swirly. I stacked and glued together 2 of these before adhering to my card. It's on grey card stock from Michaels that has inking around the edge. A stardust pen adds shimmer and a ribbon completes the card.
Affiliate links used at no cost to you. Not all links are affiliate, I just want to share what I used. All products were purchase by my unless noted. I don’t sell anything nor am I employed. This is my hobby and I hope to inspire you to play :)
Thursday, January 12, 2017
Saving Big when you own BOTH a Big Shot and Silhouette
So yes, I love all things paper! Especially those lovely machines! My craft area has a place for two Sizzix machines (remember that red one that you had to press down instead of crank), two Cricut Machines (the small and the large) and finally a Silhouette Cameo.
There are loads and loads of techniques out there to get the best bang for your buck. There are lots of people I follow and one of my favorite is Jennifer McGuire Ink. She makes wonderful videos that showcases new products as well as techniques for products you may already own.
It was this Jennifer McGuire Ink video that I fell in love with a layering die from Birch Press called Dazzle. It's actually a set of three A2 plates that have a hefty price of $69. So, I asked Santa and all his elves for Gift Cards to Simon Says Stamps for Christmas. Yes, I was prepared to pay that.
I was playing with my Silhouette software, looked at the online store for images and be still my heart...there was a VERY close design by Lori Whitlock called A2 Stacking Card Base Burst for $.99 - That's a $68.00 savings!!!!!!! Now don't you worry about those Simon Says Stamps gift cards...I have a huge wish list there, so it won't go to waste.
If you are toying with the idea of Silhouette, you can visit www.silhouetteamerican.com or for crazy good tutorials and projects - Silhouette School Blog.
Here's the card I made for my parents 59th wedding anniversary using that Silhouette Design, Tim Holtz dies and The Stamps of Life die.
You have a wonderful day!
There are loads and loads of techniques out there to get the best bang for your buck. There are lots of people I follow and one of my favorite is Jennifer McGuire Ink. She makes wonderful videos that showcases new products as well as techniques for products you may already own.
It was this Jennifer McGuire Ink video that I fell in love with a layering die from Birch Press called Dazzle. It's actually a set of three A2 plates that have a hefty price of $69. So, I asked Santa and all his elves for Gift Cards to Simon Says Stamps for Christmas. Yes, I was prepared to pay that.
I was playing with my Silhouette software, looked at the online store for images and be still my heart...there was a VERY close design by Lori Whitlock called A2 Stacking Card Base Burst for $.99 - That's a $68.00 savings!!!!!!! Now don't you worry about those Simon Says Stamps gift cards...I have a huge wish list there, so it won't go to waste.
If you are toying with the idea of Silhouette, you can visit www.silhouetteamerican.com or for crazy good tutorials and projects - Silhouette School Blog.
Here's the card I made for my parents 59th wedding anniversary using that Silhouette Design, Tim Holtz dies and The Stamps of Life die.
You have a wonderful day!
Labels:
Big Shot,
Cameo,
Card Making,
Happy Anniversary,
Silhouette,
Sizzix,
The Stamps of Life,
Tim Holtz
Tuesday, March 29, 2016
Happy Birthday Dominic!
This bright eyed 8 year old guy is my oldest Grandson Dominic!
Right now this fellow is into Lego's, especially Lego's designed for Major League Hockey, video games and all things sports related.
Here's his birthday card made just for him!
First of all, the colors were chosen because of his new team. The background was made with my silhouette. I used wordmark.it to view my fonts and select several 8's and attached with Tombow Multi liquid glue. The candle die is from The Stamps of Life and was attached with pop dots, after I wound twine around it. I like all my cards to have a bit of bling so a little crystal stickles on the flame and done.
I also used a leftover 8 inside the card when writing the sentiment.
Labels:
Birthday,
Card Making,
Pop Dots,
Silhouette,
Stickles,
The Stamps of Life,
Tombow,
Twine
Friday, February 12, 2016
Bubblicious Birthday
One of my bad habits is to procrastinate. I did that today...We have a birthday party tomorrow and I bought the gift today and made the card tonite. I do have a stash of birthday cards all ready to go, but none for a special little guy who just turned one.
Silhouette to the rescue. Whipped this one out pretty fast. Just used a file I already purchased. Sized it to all fit on an A2 card and cut. All the small pieces were scraps (yay)! Used some pop dots to raise the silver bubble. My 23 year old asked what that was. Guess she doesn't remember the magic bubbles she used to love. Since I used a lot of letters for the sentiment, I chose to use the reverse cut and just glue in the bits for the a, o and such.
I'm excited for the party tomorrow and enjoy some family time. It's gonna be COLD one so everyone stay warm! Enjoy your weekend.
Labels:
Birthday,
Cards,
Doodling,
Silhouette
Thursday, February 11, 2016
I Love You More Than Cupcakes
Got to love Silhouette! If you don't have one, you really need to think about getting one. This image was from the Silhouette Store. It was super easy to download and cut. More of my cards these days have doodling on them. The Cupcakes are actually die cuts from The Stamps Of Life Happy Birthday Step Ups.
My stash of saved scraps were starting to take over my craft area. So I started with my pile of scraps and my pile of dies and started using some of them up. Once I have a bunch together, I sit, glue, doodle all while sitting in front of the tv. Then when I need an embellishment, I have a stash.
Hope you have a great day!
Labels:
bling,
Cards,
Diecuts,
Doodling,
Micron,
Silhouette,
Sizzix,
Stamps of Life,
Stephanie Bernard,
Stickles
Friday, October 30, 2015
Momma's Birthday Card
Hi there, it has been a while. But I'm Back and hope to continue more postings. I've been dabbling in a few other mediums and will share some of that later. I always make my Mom a one of a kind card and don't repeat it for anyone else. Here's what I came up with this year.
Been loving Stephanie Bernard's Stamps of Life Dies lately. Cards go together fast and I have rather large collection of dies from many sources so mixing and matching is fun! This card uses dies from Sizzix, Memory Box and Spellbinders. I know, there is a lot of little pieces here. I like to sit with a lot of scraps and cut out bunches so when I need them I have a little pile to choose from. From Memory Box I used Amira Flourish, from Sizzix, 3-D Scallop with Gifts Drop-ins, Greetings Scalloped Edge Drop-ins and from Spellbinders, Spiral Blossom One, and the leaves are also Spellbinders.
The sentiment is from the Silhouette Store and cut using my Cameo. The pearls are bulk bling from Want2Scrap.
Have a great day!
The sentiment is from the Silhouette Store and cut using my Cameo. The pearls are bulk bling from Want2Scrap.
Have a great day!
Labels:
Birthday,
Cameo,
Cards,
Silhouette,
Sizzix,
Spellbinders,
Stamps of Life,
Stephanie Bernard,
Want2Scrap
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