The idea for this card came from gardenmom's card on Splitcoast Stampers. While it isn't a 100% CASE, my modifications are really only because of the supplies I have available to me. I didn't try the shower door embossing. I just ran my card stock through my Big Shot with a square of box board to create the impression on the base, which is hard to see in the photo. I cut my "Birthday Wishes" into two pieces as it is much more versatile that way. This is the first and only clear mount Stampin' Up set that I own. I can't say that I'm thrilled with them. I find they don't always cling to the acrylic block. Does anybody have any suggest for this problem?
Thanks for looking,
Kim
Card Stock - PTI - Stamper's Select White
SU Designer Paper - Georgia Peach
SU Ink - Old Olive, Craft Whisper White
SU Stamps - Holiday Blocks, So Happy For You
Accessories - foam tape, Winter White embossing powder, heart punch, Spring Bouquet Flower punch, Big Shot, Regal Rose brad from Pink Hedgehog
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Showing posts with label Holiday Blocks. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Holiday Blocks. Show all posts
Saturday, August 06, 2011
Monday, November 03, 2008
What Started as a Sketch Challenge
I've been thinking that I should start participating in some challenges just go move my skills along. So I picked Splitcoast Stampers Sketch Challenge this week (#200!) to try. I looked in the gallery and found a few that I loved. This card by Laura got me thinking...
I'm so excited to have all the designer papers to choose from. Right now my ribbon selection is limited. The only striped ribbon I have is the Red Riding Hood so that narrowed down my paper choices. I'm also waiting for my Earth Elements spots to arrive so I couldn't make a fall card with leaves as I was envisioning. I don't have Red Riding Hood Ink nor a Happy Birthday stamp that would fit in the spot nicely so I printed the sentiment on the computer using the new guide for printer inks that I found here. Hasn't Stephanie done a wonderful job with her chart.
I know my card doesn't qualify for the sketch. I made three squares, but they didn't seem to fit the card so I ended up with a nice card, but not what I set out to make. Oh well!
Thanks for looking,
Kim
SU Card Stock - Red Riding Hood Textured, Pumpkin Pie, So Saffron, Whisper White
SU Designer Paper - Washington Apple
SU Ink - Bashful Blue
SU Stamp - Holiday Blocks
Accesories - Cricut to cut 1 1/2" scalloped square, 1 1/4" rounded square for So Saffron and 1" square of Whisper White; Corner Rounder for Whisper White Square; 5/8" Riding Hood Red striped grosgrain ribbon; Stampin Dimensionals
I'm so excited to have all the designer papers to choose from. Right now my ribbon selection is limited. The only striped ribbon I have is the Red Riding Hood so that narrowed down my paper choices. I'm also waiting for my Earth Elements spots to arrive so I couldn't make a fall card with leaves as I was envisioning. I don't have Red Riding Hood Ink nor a Happy Birthday stamp that would fit in the spot nicely so I printed the sentiment on the computer using the new guide for printer inks that I found here. Hasn't Stephanie done a wonderful job with her chart.
I know my card doesn't qualify for the sketch. I made three squares, but they didn't seem to fit the card so I ended up with a nice card, but not what I set out to make. Oh well!Thanks for looking,
Kim
SU Card Stock - Red Riding Hood Textured, Pumpkin Pie, So Saffron, Whisper White
SU Designer Paper - Washington Apple
SU Ink - Bashful Blue
SU Stamp - Holiday Blocks
Accesories - Cricut to cut 1 1/2" scalloped square, 1 1/4" rounded square for So Saffron and 1" square of Whisper White; Corner Rounder for Whisper White Square; 5/8" Riding Hood Red striped grosgrain ribbon; Stampin Dimensionals
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