Hello. Thank you for visiting my Blog. I started making hand made cards in January 2018 and now I create cards almost every day. I love making cards to give away to other people. When I discovered card making it lit a spark within me that drives me to always learn new things and make new cards every chance I get.I live in Western Pennsylvania with my husband and my son and our dog Karley, who is a mix between a yellow lab and a pit bull.
Showing posts with label Multilayering Stamps. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Multilayering Stamps. Show all posts
Hello! Today I have another adorable Teddy Bear Card - this one a Get Well Card featuring the Get Well Teddy Multistep Stamp and the AH-LO-HAA Printable Background for toner foiling (Minc foiling) Water Splashes (I think they look like flourishes). Be sure to check out these and all the amazing Kitchen Sink Stamps: here:https://www.kitchensinkstamps.com/shop/sc/ref.cgi?storeid=*14894f2aab5d40e710c47a8a&name=Tracy_Shultz
For a step by step how to video, please click on the link below to my YouTube Channel:
I used my Brother Scan and Cut to cut out the free SVG digital cut file for the Carnations and the Teddy Bear provided free at the time of purchase by Kitchen Sink Stamps. This is a digital file for use on all electronic cutting machines and is free when you purchase any stamp set from Kitchen Sink Stamps. These offer a free die cut of your stamps. You must put the SVG file in your card before you check out. If you purchase them after you check out they cost .99 cents. They are sent directly to your email and you have a limited time to then download and save the files to your computer. I like using the SVG files because when cut out they provide a jig that helps with alignment.
I stamped the Carnations with these Catherine Pooler Ink colors:
Stems Step 1: Eucalyptus
Stems Step 2: Green Tea
Flowers Step 1: It's a Girl
Flowers Step 2: Tutti Fruity
Flowers Step 3: Party Dress
For the Teddy Bear, I used the following Altenew Inks:
Step 1: Rocky Shores
Step 2: Mocha
Step 3: Espresso
Step 4: Versafine Clair Nocturne Ink
I foiled the Water Splashes Digi Background with pink hearts toner (minc) foil. I selected that background because it reminded me flourishes. I used the Altenew Fluted Oval Dies for the large pink oval and the foiled oval. I used a scalloped oval die to cut the light pink foil centerpiece that the Teddy Bear sits inside. I used foam tape to pop up the Teddy Bear and trimmed down the carnations to make a small bouquet for the Teddy Bear to hold. I used the Get Well Soon sentiment from the Get Well Teddy stamp set on my card.
List of products uses:
Kitchen Sink Stamps:
Get Well Teddy Stamp
AH-LO-HAA Printable Background for toner foiling (Minc foiling) Water Splashes
I used my Brother Scan and Cut to cut out the free SVG digital cut file for the Sweetheart Daisies provided by Kitchen Sink Stamps. This is a digital file for use on all electronic cutting machines and is free when you purchase any stamp set from Kitchen Sink Stamps. These offer a free die cut of your stamps. You must put the SVG file in your card before you check out. If you purchase them after you check out they cost .99 cents. They are sent directly to your email and you have a limited time to then download and save the files to your computer. I like using the SVG files because when cut out they provide a jig that helps with alignment.
I stamped the Sweetheart Daisies with these Catherine Pooler Ink colors:
Step 1: It's a Girl
Step 2: Do-Si-Do
Step 3: Pucker Up
Step 4: VersaFine Clair Nocturne Ink
For the Teddy Bear, I used the following Altenew Inks:
Step 1: Vanilla Cream
Step 2: Hazelnut
Step 3: Almond Butter
Step 4: Milk Chocolate
For the box heart shaped candy that the Teddy Bear is holding,
I used the following Catherine Pooler inks:
Step 1: It's a Girl
Step 2: Do-Si-Do
Step 3: Sparkling Berry
Step 4: Serenade
I used the same inks listed above (for the box of candy) to ink blend both the background and the mat layers of my card. I ink blended the background with Domed Foam Blending tools. I stamped the Be My Valentine sentiment with VersaFine Clair Nocturne Ink on white cardstock.
I used the Gina Marie Designs Big and Little Chain Reaction die
to cut out both my mat layer and my card panel and foam tape to pop up everything on the panel including the Sweetheart Daisies, Teddy Bear, Candy box and sentiment.
Hello! I am here today with a card that I created with Kitchen Sink Stamps Guitar and Make a Big Statement stamp sets. I also foiled the musical notes from the Tis the Season DIGI backgrounds. This card is for my son, who will be 17 years old on February 2. I made this card for him because he plays both the acoustic and electric guitars, and I hope it inspires him to keep on playing!
I created a YouTube video with step by step instructions:
To create my card, I first stamped the four layers of the guitar using these inks:
Layer 1: Altenew Vanilla Cream
Layer 2: Altenew Hazelnut
Layer 3:Altenew Almond Butter
Layer 4: Altenew Mocha
I then foiled the musical notes using a sapphire blue foil with stars from H & H Foil in my mini Minc machine.
I stamped the "Make your own music" sentiment, which is included in the Guitar stamp set, with Catherine Pooler Something Borrowed ink. Then, using the SVG cut file from the Make a Big Statement stamp set, I cut the Happy Birthday SVG with my Brother Scan and Cut Machine. I used Something Borrowed ink by Catherine Pooler to then stamp the Happy Birthday sentiment.
To assemble my card, I used two stitched rectangle dies from Paper Rose to die cut the mat layer (Sapphire Blue Foil Cardstock) and the Foiled Musical Notes panel. I adhered these to an A2 card base using two sided tape. I used foam tape to pop up the Happy Birthday and Make Your Own Music sentiments and multilayer Guitar.