Inspired By Stamping · love · Valentines Day · wedding

Inspired By Stamping My Valentine’s Release stampset

Hi All, I have a treat for you today! As much as I love making cards I love creating gift tags to go along with gift sets that I have made. I just love seeing the recipients take such great care in looking at the tag let alone opening unwrapping their gift.
I hope today’s tag creations inspires you to add a little something when it comes to gift giving.
The acetate with gold foil accents is from Crate Paper wonder collection. I have used a range of heart punches and dies for these creations.
The inks used for the tags are Onyx Black Versafine, Versmark & Moment Luxe Love Letter.
On some tags I have used Super Fine Gold Embossing Powder to heat emboss some sentiments.
Cardstock for the tags are gold foil, black and white.

 

 

 

 

 

 

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Inspired By Stamping IBSIC Dec 2015

This is my last IBSIC blog post for the year and all I can say is that it has been such a fantastic inspiring year. I got to spend my first year as a DT with this beautiful stamping company and I am so glad I have been accepted as a DT for another year. If you haven’t yet used their products I highly recommend how versatile, fun and great quality their stampsets are.
Click the link to their shop – https://joannamunster.com/shop-2/
Today’s blog post I have used the colour combination as my muse.
Instead of using all the colours and making one card  I used a colour and created an individual card for each colour using the “Friends”  stampset.
My style for today’s card is simple yet fun and can easily be done in bulk as it is my favourite way in creating cards as I like giving my creations away as packs to friends and family members.
Placing a strip of designer paper on the left hand side and a thin strip of black or white cardstock along side it as a contrast strip of colour to separate the designer series paper and card base.
Using a stitched circle die I then ran the die cut through an embossing folder to give some texture to the card. Each sentiment has been heat embossing with Metallic Gold Rich Super Fine embossing powder on black cardstock. The add on stamped sentiments  has been stamped on a white strip cardstock and placed around the heat embossed black cardstock.
A punch has been used to make the bow as the embellished piece for the card.
Hope you enjoyed today’s card creation and don’t forget to check out the other inspirational Design Team members creations.

 

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TCIF Stampin Up Love You More Stencilled Chevron

How about using acetate to create a template as a stencil for heat embossing. Imagine the possibilities with using your spritzers , gelatos and other mediums.
Project Recipe
Card Stock
Very Vanilla
Melon Mambo
Basic Black
Vellum
Stampsets
Love You More
Inks
Versamark
Staz On Black
Embellishments
Bakers Twine White
Big Shot
Circles Framelits
Decorative Dots
Arrows Textured Embossing Folder
Punches
Scallop Tag Topper
Chevron Punch
Designer Series Paper
Modern Medley
Extras
Heat Gun
Paper Snips
Dimensionals
Melon Mambo Embossing Powder
 

 

Table built using Product Table Builder by The Crafty Owl – Independent Stampin’ Up! Demonstrator.
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TCIF Stampin Up Gold Embossed Doily You’re So Lovely

Sneak Peak of the “You’re So Lovely” Sale-a-bration stampset.
Gold is the new Black for the season and boy I am loving it. In this tutorial I have heat embossed my doily adding that extra shine and a nice feature to the card.
Project Recipe            
Card Stock
Whisper White
So Saffron
Island Indigo
Strawberry Slush
Stampsets
You’re So Lovely
Inks
Strawberry Slush
Versa Mark
Embellishments
Very Vintage Designer Buttons
Non SU Twine (Candy)
Non SU Ribbon (Pink)
Big Shot
SU Clouds Embossing Folder (Retired)
Delicate Doilies Large Sizzlit
Circle Dies
Extras
Heat Embossing Tool
Envelope Punch Board
Gold Embossing Powder
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My inspiration card layout came from below, click on the picture to take you to the blog site.
http://deconstructingjen.com/deconstructed-sketch-132/