This card is a variation on the one I showed in this post. I’ve changed up the colours and sentiment, but kept the layout the same. I also chose to pop up the flowers on Dimensionals and to use a scattering of rhinestones instead of pearls on every flower centre. I like both looks…how about …
For this card I used the Petal Arrangements stamp set as an all-in-one stamp. You can see the difference in how the red rubber is cut…instead of being trimmed close to the image, it’s cut so that the pieces butt up against each other easily. I stamped it in Memento ink and then coloured with …
This is my first play with the Petal Arrangments stamp set. It’s the first one I’ve seen by Stampin’ Up! that is designed to be used as a single background stamp or as stand-alone images of protea and plumeria flowers. I stamped the plumeria images on Basic White in Smoky Slate ink, then coloured them …
A few weeks ago I showed you this card as an initial “failure.” I really didn’t like how the sentiment layer looked, betweem the too-small font and the very messy heat embossing, I wondered why I’d bothered to put it on the card. So I let it sit on my craft desk while I pondered …
One of the most popular categories of cards that I sold at my local maker market in September was wedding cards, so I need to restock. Apparently, November is “the” wedding month in Australia, the way June is in the Northern Hemisphere. I’m thrilled that Stampin’ Up! is bringing back plain Vellum in November’s Online …
This card, CASE’d from Monica Formosa, is deceptive. At first look it’s a white card with a spray of colourful flowers in the centre. But a second look shows a lot of details that make for a very elegant card: texture from embossing, layers and die-cuts add so much to this design. The double-layered floral …