Showing posts with label Mossy meadow. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Mossy meadow. Show all posts

Tuesday, 20 April 2021

Wishing you all the Best.

                                                                        Wishing you all the Best.


I am soooo happy that the Garden Wishes bundle isn’t retiring. Yay! 
I love this bundle. It’s such an easy bundle to work with cause you can colour. And I do love to colour!
I must say that the Dandy Garden DSP is one of my favourite also. The colours in it are gorgeous and work so well together.



Here’s the BITs  and BOBs  for this cards.
Base 8.5” x 5.5” scored and folded at the 4.25” on the longer side
The DSP is 3.5” x 5.5” adhere to the card base. 
The next layer is 3”x 5.5” and I embossed this piece. Once it’s embossed adhere to the DSP on the front of the card.
With a scrape piece of either Basic White or Very Vanilla you’ll stamp the dandelion and bumblebee with the Memento ink. Once you colour them with your blends, you’ll use the coordinating dies and cut them out with your Stampin cut and embossing machine. Place onto the front of the card with dimensionals.☺️
Stamp your sentiment in the coordinating ink on either Basic White or Very Vanilla.
Punch out with the Double Oval punch.
And the second layer with the scallop punch with the coordinating card stock. 
You want to place the sentiment onto the coloured card stock. And guess what I used...you got it dimensionals! 



Inside of the card. 
Adhere the DSP to the base. With your bumblebee stamp it in the bottom right of you insert. Colour the bumblebee and adhere on top of the DSP.


Hoping you enjoyed my card.
Thank you so much for stopping by.

Stay healthy and safe.

Cheers 🍻
Sharon
XOXO



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Tuesday, 2 March 2021


Art Floral Happy Birthday 


This was a fun card to make. I am loving the Gilded Leafing. A little definitely goes a long way.

And easy to work with. Letting you know that it can be a little messy. Make sure that you don’t breathe over top of the leafing. Just saying. I had it every where.😂 And it will stick to your  stamps that have been stamped with Versamark. 

I would definitely have that firm brush or sponge to remove the Gilded Leafing. 

It will make you live so much easier. Just saying.





Cutting Instructions

Cardstock

Merry Merlot 5 ½” x 8 ½” Card base

Mossy Meadow 4” x 5 ¼” Card front

Crushed Curry 3” x 3” Card front

Basic White 3 ½” x 4 ¾” Card inside

Scrap Sentiment

Designer Series Paper

Fine Floral 2 3/8” x 2 3/8” Card front Note: Cut the piece of DSP to include the large red flower

4” x 5 ¼” Card inside

Assembly Instructions

Card base

1. Fold the card base in half and burnish with your bone folder.

2. Place the piece of Mossy Meadow cardstock into the Painted Texture 3D embossing folder and run through your cut and emboss machine.

Gilded Leafing

3. Very gently rub the Versamark Pad over the top of the embossed Mossy Meadow cardstock.

4. Sprinkle the cardstock with Heat and Stick Powder and heat gently with your Heat Tool.

5. Place some Gilded Leafing into a container large enough to fit the card.  Press the front of the card base gently onto the Gilded Leafing so some of it sticks to the card front. Brush off excess leafing with a small brush.

6. Adhere this layer to the card front.

7. Next, take the small piece of DSP.  Stamp the flower on the DSP with the large flower from the Art Gallery stamp set using Versamark ink.

8. Repeat the Gilded Leafing process in steps 4-5.  Set this layer aside.

? is the heat and stick powder and heat tool also used on the DSP layer?

9. Take the piece of Crushed Curry cardstock and place it into the Meadow Moments embossing folder and run through your cut and emboss machine.

10. Adhere the Crushed Curry layer to the card front using dimensionals.

11. Now, you can adhere the small DSP layer on top of the Crushed Curry layer leaving a small border on the bottom and right side.

Sentiment

12. Using a scrap of Basic White, stamp the sentiment in Poppy Parade ink and run through your cut and emboss machine using the ‘postage stamp’ edged die from the Art Gallery Bundle.

13. Add a Basic Rhinestone Jewel to each end of the sentiment and adhere the sentiment to the card front using dimensionals.


Card inside







                                 14. Adhere the larger piece of DSP to the inside of the card.

                 15. Stamp the piece of Basic White cardstock with the flower from the Art Gallery Stamp             set using Merry Merlot ink and adhere to the inside of the card.



                                                         Thanks so much for stopping by.

Stay safe.

Cheers 🍻 

Sharon

XOXO 


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Thursday, 7 January 2021

Garden Wishes

Garden Wishes

Dandelions are resilient – they put down roots anywhere and everywhere, they bloom wherever the winds carry them, and they survive in a broad range of climates. Just like the children of those who serve in the armed forces. The dandelion is the official flower of the military child. 
I totally agree with the above. Being both a child and wife of a military member and having to move around Canada every three years, I also found it an adventure. The excitement of exploring a new city or town was the best. I love finding the little shops and restaurants that would become our favourites. Not to mention the wonderful people you meet along the way. Some stay friends forever and when you meet up again it’s like you never left. For me I seem to never forget a face. And the conversation becomes where do I know you from. I’ve been very fortunate to live in all the western provinces, Ontario and Colorado Springs.


Here’s the bits and bobs
Base 8.5” x 5.5” Scored on the longer side at 4.25”
Next layer 4”x 5.25” which is embossed.
The DSP is 2”x3”
On a piece of Very Vanilla stamp the Dandelion and bee stamp with Saddle Brown Stazon and colour  with your Write Markers. I used Mossy Meadow and Bumblebee.
With the dies cut both out using your Mini Boss (Stampin cut and emboss machine)  
And this is hard to believe...that I only dimension the Dandelion, Bumblebee and sentiment! 

Thank so much for stopping by.
Be sure to comment so I know that you’ve stopped by.

Cheers 🍻 

Sharon



 


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Wednesday, 23 September 2020

In the Pines


In the Pines.


Now here’s a stamp set that is very versatile. You can use it for Christmas or a Masculine card. I made this card  for my Facebook Live Yesterday. This is a fun set and is a must for every stamper. 

The card is nothing but trees. I used the Evergreen Forest 3D embossing folder for the first layer. Then stamped the images with memento ink and did a second layover with Mossy Meadow. 

With the smaller trees did the same thing onto a scrap piece of paper. And used the dies to cut the m out. With the Brushed metallic card stock I cut out tree.

Then I took my Mossy Meadow dark blend and coloured piece of ribbon. 






Here’s the bits and bobs...
Card base is 8 1/2” x 5 1/2”
Next layer is 4”x 5 1/4” this piece I embossed with the Evergreen Forest 3D folder.
The piece that I stamp the trees on is 4 1/8” x 3”
The little trees were stamped onto a scrap piece of Very Vanilla. And cut out using the dies from the Pine Woods Die.
I then cut my ribbon to 4 1/2”, coloured with the Dark Mossy Meadow blend. Then it was wrap around the 4 1/8” piece. 
With the gold foil from the Brushed Metallic The slim tree was cut out. 
Now take your layers and assemble your card. 

A huge THANK YOU for stopping by. 
Please leave a comment if you love the card. 
Cheers 🍻 

Sharon 
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