I hosted a retirement party recently for my favorite 5 retiring sets. We made 4 different card designs as a stamp-a-stack. Guests enjoyed stamping with my favorites one last time before they retired on the 31st of May!
I had a few more Sneak Peak 3d samples to show everyone as well as card for my stamp club.
Tips for today's cards- use the watercolor wonder to color the rose on the fifth avenue floral set for a smoother colors rose. Dazzling details glitter glue is great for fine details and edging roses!
We used the striped embossing folder for a simple background on my Christmas one.
My favorite Card is using the BFF set and is a square card with a extra long banner strip. I love the Pool Party and Poppy parade color combo! Would not have considered it at all! I will miss all these sets!!
Showing posts with label fifth avenue floral. Show all posts
Showing posts with label fifth avenue floral. Show all posts
Thursday, June 21, 2012
Friday, August 13, 2010
Wedding Invitation Suite
This is the first in my Stampin Up! handstamped line of DIY invitations. Choose your wedding colors from our incredible selection of inks, paper, and accessories. I design, print and prep your invitation suite package. You simply with meet me, stamp and assemble, and mail. Prices vary according to materials used. Custom designed invitations are also available. Long distance ordering is an option. I will create a custom instruction sheet and you can assemble in you own home.
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Thursday, May 27, 2010
Color Challenge SCCOLOR18
I made this card for a color challenge today. We could use Whisper White, Basic Black, and any color. I chose Mambo Melon. I used my uninked Fifth Avenue Floral stamp set and the Manhattan Flower impressions folder.
I ran the impression folder through the Big Shot, and lightly rubbed the raised surface with my sponges. The color immediately highlighted the embossed sections, and colored the rose area. Then I stamped the saying on whisper white and added an edge of a flower stamped off once to give the lighter version of Melon Mambo ink. I flicked the edges, and added it to a basic black mat. A strip of ribbon finished off this simple card.
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