Showing posts with label Affection Collection. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Affection Collection. Show all posts

Thursday, August 23, 2012

Friend

With my new found free time, I've decided I must actually make cards to send out rather than just stamping for classes.  I was loosing my passion for stamping when I just stamped for classes.  This is one of the cards I created using some pre-cut supplies already on my desk.
I just spritzed the flowers with the Stampin' Spritzer that was filled with Tangerine Tango reinker, alcohol, and champagne mist shimmer paint.  I love the splotchy look on the flower...it makes it look a bit more real to me.  When's the last time you stamped just for fun?  Hope you do it today!  Send me a link to your creation or upload it to my demo FB page to share  :)  Order your supplies here.

Cardstock:  Tangerine Tango, Very Vanilla, Howlstooth & Scaringbone DSP
Ink:  Tangerine Tango
Stamps:  Affection Collection
Accessories:  Stampin' Spritzer, Champagne Mist Shimmer Paint, Silver Brad, Paper Daisies, Dimensionals

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Thursday, August 16, 2012

Friend


I'll be the first one to admit this isn't my normal style.  This was one of our make-n-takes we made at convention.  I really love how the stamps are layered and just FIT together!  I definitely need to break out of my norm and try some new things.
With the kids all in school now (such a sad day....when did they all get SO big?!?!), I'll have plenty of time to play with my stamps and try out some new things!  Order your supplies here.

Wednesday, August 15, 2012

Fabric Flowers

Many holidays you can definitely give flowers.  This is a little flower pouch we made at Convention.
The fabric flower is made using a strip of fabric and sticky strip.  You adhere sticky strips to both sides of the fabric on one edge and start wrapping it around a stick.  Super easy and super cute!  The bottom of the flower in created using the Blossom punch.  You cut one petal off, poke a hole in the center and adhere to the bottom of the fabric flower.  What holiday would you make these for?  Order your supplies here.