Showing posts with label Casual Fridays. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Casual Fridays. Show all posts

Friday, February 2, 2018

Hearts, Hearts & More Hearts!




Hi and welcome back, everyone! Today I'm sharing my inspiration for the new
CAS-ual Fridays Challenge - Hearts, Hearts, & More Hearts!  Be sure to link your project for a chance to win.






Love Notes Stamp Set





Before we get into the How To of it I cut the "puffy" heart away from the sentiment "Oh be still my", gasp, it's okay. Just take a small pair of scissor and carefully snip between the heart and sentiment. I feel your pain, I use to think....."STOP, step away from those scissors!" Eventually, I decided it doesn't change the way the stamp stamps it just gives me more options. Okay, are you off that ledge yet? You can do it, I promise. 
How To

  • Using that same puffy heart stamp randomly stamp hearts on kraft cardstock using Distress Oxides in Candied Apple, Iced Spruce, Picked Raspberry and Hero Arts Pigment Ink Unicorn. 
  • I recommend a stamp position tool for repeat stamp, but it's not necessary
  • Randomly stamp the small hearts from the same stamp set using the same inks
  • Stamp the sentiment from Love Notes Stamp set using VersaMark Ink, add white embossing powder and heat set
  • Layer kraft cardstock on red glitter paper, adhere sentiment using 3D mounting foam 
  • Adhere layers to a 4.25"x5.5" top fold card base (#110 Neenah Cardstock)


As always, thanks for joining me today. 

Friday, January 19, 2018

More Coffee Please!



Hi and welcome back, everyone! Today I'm sharing my inspiration for the new
CAS-ual Fridays Challenge - More Coffee Please!  Be sure to link your project for a chance to win.




How To
  • Die cut coffee cup using gold foil paper
  • Die cut coffee script using black cardstock, adhere to gold cup
  • Using black/white striped paper stamp sentiment from Hot Coffee Stamp Set using Versamark, add gold embossing powder and heat set
  • Adhere coffee cup to patterned paper and mount to 4.25"x5.5" card base using 3D mounting tape


As always, thanks for joining me today.