I made this card with Stampin' Up! Just buzzin by stamp set. I think it is just an adorable set. Colors used was apricot appeal, chocolate chip, close to cocoa.
I made these with Stampin' Up!'s stamp set "Just Jawing". I love this stamp set I just couldn't stop. It is just the cutest! The first is a criss cross card.
These are some Christmas cards I made with Stampin' Up! set "Punch Pals" also. The first card I used cardstock close to cocoa, real red, and kiwi kiss, & kraft.
This one I used baja breeze, real red & basic black
Last one baja breeze, real red and close to cocoa.
Here are some Tags and embellishments I made with Stampin' Up! set "Punch Pals". I forgot to take a picture but on the back of the first tag below. I stamped on the back of it To: and From: to make it a gift tag. I made an ornament with just somes strips of designer paper and some wire. The last one is peppermint patties and covered them with scallopped embelishment.
I decorated some candy with the batty for you stamp set and scallop punch. I aslo made a cute decoration with a clip. It can be used like pictured or put a photo in or use as a place seeting for parties.
These are post it holder I made with chipboard, someclips, scrapbook paper and some mod podge. So easy and fun. The second one below I actually toke the coasters from outback and covered it with scrapbook paper. Always looking for new ways to recycle.
Can you tell it use this used to be an Outback coasters. lol
I found a way to combine my two passions- Paper crafts and jewelry! These are covered with scrapbook paper and/or rubons and then I put a glaze on them and what I got was some great pendents!
-cardstock (I used whisper white and chocolate chip) -pastels -Whisper white craft stampin up stamp pad (very important) - Q tips
1. first you stamp on your cardstock with the white craft ink. The reason you have to use the craft ink is it stays moist a long time after you stamp with it so you have plenty of time to color the image with your pastels.
2. You ponce on top of the stamp image with your pastels with a q-tip. Make sure you just ponce on top and not rub the image cause you will smear it. You can continue to layer color on top of where you already have color until you get the desired effect you like. That's it! It's that simple.
Here is the finished card made with Stampin' Up! products.
Saturday, April 19, 2008
Here are some more cards I made with stampin up products. The first I used doodle this stamp set with black and tempting turquise cardstock. I embossed the images.
The 2nd I used Simply said stamp set on watercolor paper and the flowers on the coral color cardstock. I used my stamp pads and aquapainter. I also used my slot punch to make the scalloped piece of cardstock.
The 3rd is with time well spent set and bold brights cardstock.