The Mosaic Punch creates a very pretty flower as I found when recently checking out Pinterest. Here I have used it to create a poinsettia for a Christmas card. The sentiment from Greetings of the Season [another on the Carry Over list}] was stamped in Gumball Green on Whisper White and cut with one of … Continue reading Greetings of the Season Mosaic Poinsettia Ripple
Category: Apothecary Accents Framelits
Wildflower Meadow Metallic Blue
Acrylic Smash is the technique I used on this pretty CAS card. Firstly, I cut the window sheet using the largest of the Apothecary Accents Framelits. Wildflower Meadow was then stamped on the shape with Stazon Jet Black. Now comes the messy part. Turn the window sheet over and cover it with a good layer … Continue reading Wildflower Meadow Metallic Blue
Creative Crew Bitty Banners Gift Card Holder
A new month, and a new set of challenges for the Splitcoaststampers Creative Crew. The third one is "Holiday focus: Wear Something Gaudy Day is on 10/17. Use your gaudiest colours to create a gift card holder. Find a template on the Tutorials page or create a new one of your own!" This was quite … Continue reading Creative Crew Bitty Banners Gift Card Holder
Best of Flowers Midnight Poetry
Today's elegant birthday card uses the Best of Flowers and the Hostess set Morning Meadow. Midnight Muse and Very Vanilla combine to create a monochromatic look. The Stylish Stripes TIEF from the Holiday Catalogue provides the perfect background for the oval framed flowers and Apothecary Accents Framelit sentiment. The polka dots are from the retired … Continue reading Best of Flowers Midnight Poetry
All Dressed Up Display
Something off the page today. I made this display frame for my niece's birthday. Starting at the top left, the background is Naturals Composition Specialty DSP sponged with Whisper White Craft Ink. The butterflies were cut and embossed with the Beautiful Wings Embosslits then sponged with Whisper White Craft Ink. The largest butterfly has some … Continue reading All Dressed Up Display