Again — late to another monthly set up but I wanted something quick an easy this week, minimal coloring because it’s going to be a busy one. I love this stamp set because it has doodle images along with a coordinating solid stamp to quick “color” it in.
WEEK 31
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An easy cheat for a card that pops is using a black copic marker. You can ink blend however you want and it doesn’t even have to be smooth! You stamp your images on top and color the rest in black!
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Sometimes it’s worth the time to fussy cut. I created this stenciled background and really didn’t want that white outline around my images so I got to fussying cutting. I usually reserve it for easy images but these were a bit tricky but totally worth it!
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I’ve been loving pulling older sets and matching it with new ones. The Sweet Spring Mice is a favorite and I definitely wanted to use it with this Friendship Frame stamp set. It was the perfect frame that works as a background so the focal image would fit snugly in the middle. I used one copic marker to add a bit of shading to the Friendship Frame stamp and it worked so well!
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Hi friends, today, I’m sharing a card I created using the Sneak Peek Club kit No. 7 from Waffle Flower Crafts. The Sneak Peek Club kit is a monthly subscription that allows you to play with a handful of Waffle Flower products about a month before their official release date.
For today’s card, I used each item in the kit to create this fun birthday card. The best part of this kit was that Waffle Flower included their 4.25 x 5.5 grip mat, which is such a game changer for stenciling!
I share my process for this card in this video below!
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A simple trick to elevating your card is to use an embossing folder to add texture to your background. I didn’t want it to overtake the card since my focal image leaves a bit of blank space so I used additional color blocking to fill up the card in a subtle way.
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Border stamps are really fun and versatile. The newest set from Ink Blot Shop is perfect because there’s no edge lines and you can use it for repeat stamping to create a full background panel. I kept a monotone vibe to the card and it lets me not overthink it!
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Sometimes there’s an older set that you haven’t used in awhile that goes with newer items that are added to your stash. It’s never a bad idea to pull them together for a card, especially a birthday card. You can never have enough in your stash!
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The best way to stretch your stamps is to combine a bunch of sets to create a brand new card… That’s what I did here… I pulled from a couple of sets to create a new look and I love how it turned out!
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Watercoloring is a quick way to color up your images especially when using watercolor markers to do it. You scribble a bit of color, and pull out the color with a wet brush. This technique worked perfectly for a summery card.
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I’m late to July but better late than never! I went with a fruit theme this month because well, refreshing fruit in the summer heat really sounds amazing.
WEEK 27
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The new blue glossy cardstock from Trinity Stamps is so perfect for hot foiling. I also wanted to mix hot foiling with the old school stamping, which I did on cardstock. The glittery embellishments really finished off the card.
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