Showing posts with label Stamp Set - Many Blessings. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Stamp Set - Many Blessings. Show all posts

Tuesday, 11 September 2018

Parcel Card

Hello, Crafters.

Whenever I order anything online, there is always a problem

 with it, which is why I prefer hubby to do my

 online shopping for me!
 
 In my Craft Studio Tour video I said I'd ordered six more 

trays for my Stampin' Blends. I was so pleased when they 

arrived today, but the problem? The trays are black and I 

ordered clear to match the ones I already have! Grrr!

Never mind, I relaxed by making today's card. The bow

 and "ribbon" are both from a bundle called Bring on the

 Presents, which is the name of the stamp set and

 the dies are called All the Presents Thinlits Dies.
 If you saw my Sneak Peek video, you may remember I showed

 the back of my magnetic dies folder where I had put the 

two strips of "ribbon", one set as a right angle, and the 

second set as one above the other to make a patterned strip.

 I knew then that I'd come up with an idea how to use them 

but I expected it to be as a pattern and not 

something as simple as ribbon on a parcel!

 I made a card similar to this last year but I used real ribbon

 and a red felt stitched star for the centre! The Bring on 

the Presents Stamp Set also includes two 3" stripe stamps 

that can also be used as ribbons, although you'd have

 to stamp two together to do my size parcel! 
 The Designer Series Paper I used for my card is Under the

 Mistletoe, and the cardstocks used are Shaded Spruce,

 Real Red and Whisper White.
  I chose the sentiment from the Many Blessings Stamp Set, 

and die cut it using a die from the Lakeside Framelits Dies. 

I die cut the shape again but this time in Shaded Spruce, which

 I then cut into four pieces i.e. each end that measured about

 1/2" wide, and then the straight piece left over, I cut in half.
 I used Tombow to adhere the two green shaped pieces on 

either end of the sentiment, and then I adhered the two 

straight pieces top and bottom. I finished it off by 

adding two Red Rhinestones. To decorate the inside of the

 card adhered a layer of Real Red CS, and then a layer of

 Whisper White CS.

I finished the inside off with a another Real Red die cut bow - the

 same as on the front of the card - in the bottom right-hand

 side corner. I felt my card needed a bit of sparkle so I

 painted over both bows and the "ribbon" using my Wink

 of Stella Clear Glitter Pen! A simple card and I'm happy with 

how it turned out. I hope you do, too!

 That's about it from me today. Until tomorrow, happy crafting.

JanB. 

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Tuesday, 31 July 2018

Share Fare 2

Hello, Crafters.

Today we went to the Linq for a ride on the High Roller, which
 is equivalent to the London Eye - the big wheel that gives 
magnificent views across the city. 
Stamp Set - Many Blessings
We were on the first ride of the day and were very lucky
 to have a pod to ourselves.
Stamp Sets - Many Blessings & Seasonal Chums
 Apparently - we didn't see this - every third pod is a bar
 where drinks are served. 
Stamp Set - Many Blessings & Itty Bitty Greetings (I think!)
Today's cards are from the Share Fare organised on
 the Alaskan Cruise. 
Stamp set - Many Blessings, Burlap & Itty Bitty Greetings
The demo on this table really knew her stuff about our
 Stampin' Blends, and used them brilliantly. 
Stamp set - Many Blessings & Hardwood (I think?)
 She said that in her opinion they're much better than Copic 
pens, not least because you have to buy extra if you 
want two different style tips which come as
 standard with the Blends.
Stamp Set - Many Blessings
The quality of my photographs are not particularly good, but 
please make allowances for me as there were crowds around
 each display and it was very difficult to get into a
 position to take great pictures!
Stamp Set - Many Blessings
I hope you can see enough to get ideas and inspiration from 
these projects. ☺ That's about it from me today. 
Until tomorrow, happy crafting.

JanB.