Wedding season is still going strong and you can never have too many cards in your stash for these monumental events. All you need is a couple of great “go-to” stamps and a simple design to create a special keepsake for the happy couple.
I started off with a notecard I made using Cougar White Smooth 100# cardstock. I wanted to create a couple of light layers on the front of my card, so I first spread some glass bead paste (kind of like texture paste) over a heart stencil for the first layer.
When it dries, it gives this sheer, raised, iridescent look that’s so pretty for a wedding card.
For my second layer, I die cut some hearts in Cougar White and blended some light blue ink over the tops. This gives a little bit of a contrast, but still keeps everything light and airy.
I adhered the hearts over the top of the stenciled hearts and added a “Mr. & Mrs.” die cut I cut from Currency Cover Silver cardstock over the top.
To decorate the inside, I stamped this pretty wooden stamp from Penny Black using my Stamp-A-Ma-Jig.
I left the bride and groom without color, but added a little color to the flowers using my gelatos and some water. I added a sentiment above in blue ink.
This clean and simple card would be perfect with a foil-lined envelope for an extra special touch.
Even though Fall is close, I still like my bright, cheerful floral cards. For today’s project, it’s all about cute thank you cards that are easy to replicate. For my card bases, I used Ice Blue Royal Sundance Fiber Card Stock. This is a very light, blue with bits of darker blue speckles on it….
Looking for a cute way to reuse some of those printer paper scraps this summer? This handmade notepad is a great way to recycle partially-printed pages and makes a perfect little gift to tell someone you’re thinking of them too.Start by trimming two pieces of Spearmint Pop-Tone Cardstock, two pieces of Sno Cone Pop-Tone Cardstock,…
Good morning friends! Christmas season is upon us and I’ve got a project that will add some quick and easy cards to your Christmas card stash. Here’s a snapshot of the products I used today:Here’s what I did:I started by cutting the Hero Arts Layered Holly leaves out of 65# Limeade Pop Tones cardstock. This…
We would like to introduce you to Tawnya from Central OREGON who created a couple of layouts using some of our Basis Card Stock in size 12×12. Here is a little bit about Tawyna: “I have been married to a wonderful husband (who has helped me a great deal with this business) for 8 years….
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Hi Y’all and Happy Wednesday! It’s Misty here with you today, going to share one of my latest creations with you. But first, how is the weather in your part of the world? It is actually freezing down here in Texas, and I am all bundled up! I know that several parts of the nation…