I love the new self adhesive rhinestones in the Stampin' Up! catalog! I thought the rhinestone would look perfect on the ring. The paper also happens to be the new "Blushing Bride" card stock. I spreyed the card stock (after using the Elegant Bouquet embossing folder) with Vanilla Shimmer Smooch Spray, which gave the card a pretty touch. Thanks for looking!
Hi Stampin' Friends! I hope you're all having a wonderful summer like I am! :) I CASE'd this card from page 104 of the catalog, but changed out the blue so I could use the beautiful Pacific Point card stock. Thanks for stopping by today.
Isn't the Greenhouse Gala Designer Series paper gorgeous?! (Click on photo to enlarge)
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Supplies needed for the projects:
117167 Greenhouse Gala DSP (Only half of pack) 119795 Pear Pizazz8.5 x 11 Card Stock (Half of pack) 119254 Daffodil Delight 1/8" Taffeta Ribbon 112580 Clips Assortment 118073 Fancy Flower Punch Paper Cutter, Scissors, Adhesive, Sticky Strip, Stampin' Dimensionals Optional: Bone Folder, Scoring Blade
I needed a super quick and simple for my Technique Club since the other 2 cards were more detailed, so this is what I came up with. I love the Island Oasis DSP from the mini catalog. I used used the Island Floral die for the Big Shot to get quick flowers.
Here's another card that was totally CASE'd from the Stampin' Success magazine (a monthly magazine that Stampin' Up! demonstrators receive for free!). The creator is Stephanie Cadrette. I thought it was adorable, so we made this for my Technique Club this month. The butterflies were inked in Marina Mist, Melon Mambo and Concord Crush.
I LOVE this card! I totally CASE'd this card from my blogging stampin' friend, Rose Marie, who has a fantastic blog. Check out her card HERE. I didn't have the same paper that she used, so I decided to use a sponge and Whisper White craft ink to create an outdoor feel onto Marina Mist card stock. Also, I used Stampin' Up!'s new Log Cabin Smooch Spritz Spray to create a realistic looking sand base; it looks really great in person. Thanks for this great idea, Rose! :)
I love being a Stampin' Up! demonstrator! I've been a demonstrator since 2006 and I plan on doing this forever! I keep busy with my family and my in-home tutoring business. I have a lot of great things to keep me busy...Life is good!