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March Stamp Club Cards
Here is one of the cards we made at our March stamp club workshop. It's a fairly straight forward card and you can probably figure it out by looking at the supply list. :)
One instructional detail that should be noted is that we made the banner longer than the actual die. Here is how to make a Longer Banner with Framelits:
1. Cut the patterned paper (or card stock of your choice) the same width as your banner die
2. Place the patterned paper so that the bottom of the die (the flags) will cut your paper and the top is pulled through so it is laying on top of the die.
3. At the top of the banner die, place a thicker piece of card stock between the top of the die and the bottom of the patterned paper to create a sandwich. (This will prevent an embossed line from occurring on your patterned paper... or at least it will be very slight.)
4. Place a sticky note on die and paper to keep in place.
5. Run through BigShot.
Supplies:
Stamps: Just Sayin', Chevron Background
Paper: Whisper White, Basic Grey, So Saffron, I Am Me DSP
Ink: So Saffron, Pool Party, Whisper White
Accessories: Scalloped Tag Topper Punch, Owl Punch, Corner Rounder Punch, Banner Dies, Arrow Embossing Folder, Pool Party Ribbon, Pool Party Baker's Twine, Tw0-way Glue Pen, Dimensionals, White Embossing Powder
Thanks for stopping by.
Andrea
February Stamp Club Card
Bordered Sentiment Technique: You can find a TUTORIAL at Splitcoaststampers.
Supplies:
Stamps: Bring On the Cake, So Very Grateful, Banner Blast
Paper: Whisper White, Calypso Coral, Sweet Sorbet DSP
Ink: Calypso Coral, Pool Party, Wild Wasabi, Stazon Black Ink
Accessories: Aquapainter, Scoring Tool, Banner Punch, White Baker's Twine, Clear Itty Bitty Button
Thanks for stopping by.
Andrea
February Stamp Club Card
Chalkboard Technique: I followed THIS TUTORIAL from Splitcoaststampers.
Supplies:
Stamps: Vivid Vases
Paper: Whisper White, Calypso Coral, Pool Party, Basic Black, Sweet Sorbet DSP
Ink: Whisper White
Accessories: White Chalk Marker, Banner Punch, White Embossing Powder, Scalloped Border Punch, Sponge Dauber
Thanks for stopping by.
Andrea
January Stamp Club Card
I was inspired by THIS CARD. It is very simple to make but takes some time.
Just a couple of instructions in making this card:
I used glue (white glue or the two-way glue pen) to adhere the hexagon onto a piece of card stock that is 1/8" smaller than the Soft Suede card stock.
Sponge daube all edges of the hexagons. Once adhered to the card stock, sponge daube around all four sides of main image.
Supplies:
Stamps: Six Sided Sampler, Bring On the Cake
Paper: Very Vanilla, Midnight Muse, Soft Suede
Ink: Midnight Muse, Soft Suede, Wild Wasabi
Accessories: Sponge Dauber, White Glue, Dimensionals, Midnight Muse Ribbon, Candy Dot, Hexagon Punch
Thanks for stopping by.
Andrea
November Stamp Club Card
This card uses the Easel Technique.
Supplies:
Stamps: Everything Eleanor, Wonderful Wreath, Christmas Messages
Paper: Old Olive, Cherry Cobbler, Whisper White, DSP
Ink: Old Olive, Cherry Cobbler
Accessories: Dimensionals, Dazzling Details Glitter Glue (Cherry Cobbler and Silver)
Thanks for stopping by.
Andrea
October Stamp Club card
A quick, easy and fun card to make.
Note that two lines were scored on all four sides of the card. Thought I would point that out since it could easily be missed.
Supplies:
Stamps: Gorgeous Grunge, Bring on the Cake,
Paper: Whisper White, Pacific Point
Ink: Pacific Point, Wild Wasabi, Pool Party, Midnight Muse
Accessories: Scoring Tool, Candy Dots (Subtles - Wild Wasabi)
I saw the below card on the My Creations Blog. I had to CASE it. For stamp club I just switched up the colours to make it more masculine.
Thanks for stopping by.
October Stamp Club Card
I know it is only October but we have to get a few Christmas cards made at our stamp club workshop. This is our first Christmas card of the season. We used two techniques: The Shaker card and the Faux Letterpress techniques. Unfortunately the photo does not show the Illuminate ink glittering in the stripes of the blue card stock (faux letterpress technique). Here are the details on how to make this card.
Follow these techniques to make the poloroid shaker image and the striped background in Marina Mist:
Technique: Shaker Card - Tutorial can be found on Splitcoaststampers
Technique: Faux Letterpress - Tutorial can be found on Splitcoaststampers
To create the picture image in the "poloroid photo", stamp the evergreen trees in Midnight Muse ink. Sponge Marina Mist ink over the entire piece of card stock. If you want, you can sponge a bit of Midnight Muse ink as well. Stamp the stars using the Illuminate ink. Continue following the Shaker card instructions.
Tips:
Use wax paper when using the expression thinlits. This will make your life so much easier!!! The sandwich works like this: Bigshot Platform, Acrylic plate, thinlit, wax paper, card stock, Acrylic plate. Works like a charm. Thanks Brenda, I think you were the one that gave me this tip!
We tried Mica Flakes but they did not move around in our window very easily. Too much static. I think if you would want to use the flakes, double up on the mounting tape height to give the flakes more space to move. The glitter is heavier and moves easily in the window.
To adhere the "merry", roll the glue dots to fit to the back of the sentiment. Rolling the glue dots keep them hidden. Another option is to use spray adhesive.
The Illuminate ink was used in the Faux Letterpress Technique.
Supplies:
Stamps: Evergreen
Paper: Whisper White, Cherry Cobbler, Marina Mist, Season of Style DSP, Silver Foil Sheets
Ink: Marina Mist, Midnight Muse, Illuminate,
Accessories: Scalloped Border Punch or Edgelit, Corner Rounder, Expressions Thinlets, Wax Paper, Cherry Cobbler Baker's Twine, Buttons, Rhinestones, Mounting Tape (Scotch brand - found in the framing section at Michael's), Silver Glass Glitter, Square Framelits, Sticky Strip, Transparency/Acetate, Glue Dots, Stylish Stripes Embossing Folder
If you have any questions regarding the making of this card, please don't hesitate to ask. Thanks for stopping by.