and another rock-a-bility with pink pirouette! ENJOY!!!
A creative stamping journey in my card making adventures!
Love the elegance to this black paper from Rock-a-bility. I am sad to see this go, as I barely had a chance to use it before it retired!
Stamps: pocket silhouettes
Paper: Black, white, roackability dsp
Ink: black
Accessories: ribbon, linen thread and a button
Each month members of my Stamper’s 10 clubs gets a card to make in their packages. I can’t stamp images for them so I decided I would show how to take the exact same components and make 2 very different cards.
Here is the Original design of my December club card:
I took out Pocket silhouettes and made this card with all the exact same components. I did not paper piece the birds, instead I turned the card horizontally and trimmed the designer paper as a layer and stamped on it. I left off the button and decided it was best suited for another card.
For this version I skipped the paper piecing the birds, and layered with the designer paper scrap.
So what do you think? I like all the versions!
Recipe:
Stamps: Pocket Silhouettes, Thank You kindly, Love you much (original design)
Paper: Riding Hood red, whisper white, chocolate chip, baja blue card stock and designer paper
Ink: chocolate chip, baja breeze
Accessories: 3 flower punch, button bouquet, silver brads, silver cord, paper piercer, ribbon,
I made this for a co-worker who was having a really tough week. She loved it and so did I- it was so hard to give this beauty away! These scallop envelope boxes are super easy to make and have a really nice WOW factor.
All supplies are Stampin‘ Up!
Recipe:
Stamps: Pocket silhouettes
Paper: Tangerine tango, haiku
Ink: kiwi kiss, tangerine tango
Accessories: Scallop envelope die, so saffron ribbon, breads, cello bag
I am participating in a swap group with a few other Demonstrators. Twila and Becky have blogs and are in the swap group but I am not sure about the details of the other ladies. I will add them later if they have blogs. This was last months card submission, anything from the new Fall Winter Idea book & Catalog. I chose Pocket Silhouettes.
To get the green background, I used a technique called reverse masking. I took a piece of scrap copy paper and punched 4 square scallops from the new SU square scallop punch. I overlapped the corners so the scallops would be even in the middle. I sponged through the mask with Kiwi kiss ink. Then I stamped the images over it with Chocolate chip ink.
I just finished this month card- I’ll share that this week.
ETA: I used a 4×4 pice of paper for the mask. Any size scrap paper will do as long as you can punch 4 squares from the scallop square punch and overlap the corners when you are punching.
Recipe:
Stamps: Pocket Silhouettes
Paper: Kiwi Kiss, Whisper white, Chocolate Chip
Ink: Kiwi kiss, Chocolate Chip
Accessories: Square scallop punch, god brads, striped in color ribbon.