Todays card features the new Artistically Inked Bundle and the Expressions in Ink Designer Series paper because sometimes you just need a little gold bling!
Cutting Measurements
All Measurement=inches CS=Cardstock DSP=Designer Series Paper Landscape Position=Long side Portrait Position=short side
Supplies
Basic Black Cardstock- 5½ x 8½ (card base),
Basic White Cardstock-4 x 5¼ (front panel), 4 x 5¼ (inside)
Expressions of Ink DSP- 3 x 4
Artistically Inked Bundle
Stampin’ Cut and Emboss Machine
Memento Black Ink
Stampin’ Seal Adhesive
Liquid Glue
Directions
Score Basic Black cardstock in landscape position at 4¼. Fold & burnish to create card base.
Attach white panel to card front and attach Expressions of Ink DSP panel to the bottom of card.
Stamp greeting in Memento Black ink.
Use the Stampin’ Cut and Emboss machine to crop out floral image with a 4 x4 piece of gold foil and attach to card front with Stampin’ Dimensionals or liquid glue.
For as elegant as this card looks, it was surprisingly easy. I think it would make a fantastic Wedding or Anniversary card. I hope this inspires you to create something beautiful. All supplies are listed below. Our host code is N26RAJBX and remember, if you place a $25 online order and use the host code I will email you this month’s virtual stamp camp pdf/video instructions. Click here for details!
Thanks for stopping by! Until next time, be blessed, Renae
My hubby and I recently returned home from a visit to Virginia Beach to be with his mom. While it was not a vacation, as she is unable to live alone, it was an enjoyable visit. When we got home, I was thrilled to see my Stampin’ Up! order had arrived. Nothing is more exciting that getting a Stampin’ Up! order from UPS. Right???
One of the new toys in my order was the Daisy Garden background stamp and oh boy it is beautiful. Today’s card was inspired by a sample in the annual catalog on page 106. Enjoy!
Cutting Measurements
All Measurement=inches CS=Cardstock DSP=Designer Series Paper Landscape Position=Long side Portrait Position=short side
Supplies
Rich Razzleberry Cardstock- 5½ x 8½ (card base), 1¾ x 3
Bumblebee Cardstock-4-1/8 x 5-3/8
Basic White Cardstock- 4 x 5 ¼ (front), 4 x 5¼ (inside), scrap for flowers & bee, 1½ x 2½ (greeting)
Daisy Garden Background Stamp
Dragonfly Wishes Stamp Set
Garden Wishes Bundle
Stitched So Sweetly Dies
Stampin’ Cut and Emboss Machine
Stamparatus
Paper Snips
Memento Black Ink
Rich Razzleberry Ink
Bumblebee Ink
Old Olive Stampin’ Blend Marker Combo
Stampin’ Seal Adhesive or Liquid Glue
Directions
Score Rich Razzleberry cardstock in landscape position at 4¼. Fold & burnish to create card base.
Attach Bumblebee panel to card front.
Use the Daisy Garden background stamp on white panel using the Stamparatus and Memento Black ink.
Color the leaves using the Old Olive Stampin’ Blend Marker Combo and attach to card front.
Stamp several floral images using Bumblebee and Rich Razzleberry ink and fussy cut flowers and randomly attach to stamped image.
Use the Stampin’ Cut and Emboss machine and Stitched So Sweetly dies to crop Rich Razzleberry and Basis White rectangles.
Stamp the greeting in Rich Razzleberry ink and layer rectangles and attach to card front.
Cut a bee from coordinating dies in the Garden Wishes Bundle. Color if desired and attach to one of the flowers on the card front.
Attach 4 x 5¼ white panel to the inside and decorate as desired.
Thanks for stopping by! Until next time, be blessed, Renae
Welcome to InKing Royalty’s June Blog Hop! During this year’s blog hops, we are having fun with our stamping favorites – our favorite themes for seasonal cards and projects.
This month’s projects feature stars. We are excited to share our creations with you today! After you read my post, I hope you’ll hop over to the next person on the list at the base of this post.
I have seen the Stitched Star Dies used to create a ton of Christmas cards, so I thought it would be fun to use a red, white and blue motif and create two very easy 4th of July cards! Really these dies are great for any occasion. After all we can never have too many stars in our lives. Right?
Card #1
Cutting Measurements
All Measurement=inches CS=Cardstock DSP=Designer Series Paper Landscape Position=Long side Portrait Position=short side
Supplies
Pacific Point Cardstock- 5½ x 8½ (card base), one for each card & scrap for stars
Real Red Cardstock- 4 x 5¼, one for each card & scrap for stars
Basic White Cardstock- 3¾ x 5 for card #1, 3 x 4¼ for card #2 , 4 x 5¼ (inside both cards)
Smoky Slate Cardstock – 2 x 4¼ -card #1
Create With Friends Stamp Set
Stitched Star Dies
Stitched Rectangle Dies-card #2
Stampin’ Cut and Emboss Machine
Pacific Point Ink
Stampin’ Seal Adhesive or Liquid Glue
Glue Dots
Directions
Score Pacific Point cardstock in landscape position at 4¼. Fold and burnish to create card base. Repeat for card #2.
Add Real Red panel directly to card front for card #1. Use Stampin’ Cut and Emboss Machine to crop Real Red panel w/Stitched Rectangle for card #2.
Use the Stampin’ Cut and Emboss machine to crop stars using Stitched Star dies and scraps for both cards.
Stamp greeting on white panel in Pacific Point ink for both cards. 3¾ x 5 for card #1. 3 x 4¼ crop w/ Stitched Rectangle die for card #2.
Arrange stars as desired for both cards. Attach stars with glue dots or liquid glue. Layer white panel on Real Red, then to card front.
Attach 4 x 5¼ white panel to the inside for both cards and decorate with Stitched Stars as desired.
Card #2
All the supplies are listed at the end of this post. Remember and when you place a $25 order or more and use the current host code(N26RAJBX) before June 30th, this month’s virtual stamp camp projects/videos will be emailed to you.
Inside-card#1 and #2
I hope you’ll hop along to the next stop on the blog hop,Sheryl Sharp at Sharp NotesThere’s lots of inspiration to be found in this group – and you don’t want to miss it!
Thanks for stopping by! Until next time, be blessed, Renae
Thank you for hopping along with us. If you get stuck during the Blog Hop, please use this line-up as a guide:
Creating cards with the True Love black and white paper pack is not only easy but quick. This card came together in a matter of minutes. The only part that took a bit of time was the coloring of the flowers. Even that can be quick when using the Stampin’ Blend markers.
I love these alcohol markers because the combo pack of light and dark makes blending a breeze. Check out the variety of colors in the annual catalog on pages 122-123.
Supplies
Basic Black Cardstock- 5½ x 8½, 3-1/8 x 5-5/8,1½ x 2½,
Basic White Cardstock- 4 x 5¼, 3 ¼ x 4 ¾, 1½ x 2½,
True Love Designer Series Paper- flowers (cut with paper snips), 3 x 4½ (dotted), 2 x 5¼
Stampin’ Blend Marker Combo- Cherry Cobbler, Old Olive, Daffodil Delight
Paper Snips
Stampin’ Dimensionals
Stampin’ Seal Adhesive or Liquid Glue
Directions
Score Basic Black cardstock in landscape position at 4¼. Fold & burnish.
Attach 2 x 5¼ strip of True Love DSP to the left side of card front.
Layer the True Love dotted DSP panel to the Basic Black panel and then layer to the 3¼ x 4¾ Basic White panel. Layer all to the card front as shown above.
Stamp greeting in Memento Black ink on white cardstock and crop using the Double Oval Punch. I used the thank you from Beauty of Friendship, but you have a ton of options, so go crazy.
Crop a scallop oval in Basic Black using the Double Oval Punch.
Layer the greeting oval to the black oval and attach to card front using Stampin’ Dimensionals.
Color several flowers and leaves from the True Love DSP and use paper snips to fussy cut and attach to front of card.
Add 4 x 5¼ Basic White panel to the inside and decorate as desired.
There are a few different layers to this card, but it really does come together quickly and the pop of color created with the Stampin’ Blend markers is the perfect finish to an elegant card. This would make a great wedding or anniversary card. I hope you are inspired to create something beautiful.
Thanks for stopping by! Until next time, be blessed, Renae
Hey all it is time again for another Make it Monday tutorial. Today’s card is a fun fold Father’s Day card. As you know, Father’s Day is just around the corner, and I am so blessed to still have my Dad in my life.
It is a bitter sweet day, as I am also sad that my Father-in-law is no longer with us. So whether your dad is here with you or in heaven with Jesus, let us thank the Lord for our Dads.To View Video Click Here or Click Image below
Cutting Measurements
All Measurement=inches CS=Cardstock DSP=Designer Series Paper Landscape Position=Long side Portrait Position=short side
Supplies for Card #1
Handsomely Suited Bundle
Kangaroo and Company #154502 (heart stamped panel-inside)
Basic Black Cardstock-5½ x 8½ (score 4¼) for card base, 1½, 8½ (score 2-1/8, 4¼, & 6-3/8)
Cherry Cobbler Cardstock- 1¼ x 1-7/8 (4 pieces for inside panels)
True Love DSP-2¼ x 4
Basic White Cardstock-4 x 5, 5 x 8 (score at 4-inside), scrap for pocket die, bow tie, necktie and greeting
Cherry Cobbler Stampin’ Blend Marker Combo
Memento Black Ink
Supplies for Card #2
Basic Black Cardstock- 5½ x 8½ (score 4¼) for card base, ¼ x 4
So Saffron Cardstock-# 105113, 3 x 4-1/8
Hand Penned DSP- #155499, 3 x 4
Basic White Cardstock- 4 x 5¼ (card front), 4 x 8½ (inside), scrap for flowers
Gray Granite Cardstock -#146983, scrap for Jars
Sweet Ice Cream-#158224
I hope you enjoy the cards featured in today’s Make it Monday tutorial. Join me tomorrow for more card inspirations and next Monday for another Make it Monday video.
Thanks for stopping by! Until next time, be blessed, Renae
