FILLED WITH CHEER

 

On Sunday, I played with fun with cheer stamp from Stampin Up, and let me tell you it was a lot of fun.

I used Navy blue cardstock measuring 4 ¼” by 5 ½” and topped it with a white cardstock measuring 4” by 5 ¼”.

I also used a strip of designer paper measuring 1 ¾’” by 5” that coincided with the base color.

You will also cut a 3 ¾” by 3 ¾” piece of navy blue card stock and glue it to the center of the card.

Next, you will stamp your filled-with-cheer snowman on a 3 ½” by 3 ½” piece of white cardstock. I also stamped the sentiment below the snowman color it as you desire and glue that to the top of the navy-blue square.

All you need to do now is embellish it and finish the inside as desired.

yours truly,

Ana

 

 

LABELED WITH LOVE

 

 Hello Friends!  I made another fun card and let me tell you how and what I used.

First, I have a black card base measuring 5 ½ x 8 ½ and scoring at 4 ¼.  I cut out a mat at 4” by 5 ¼” then using the labeled with love dies I die cut three die cuts spacing on the card base and dry embossed with the basics 3D embossing folders.

I cut a 4” x 5 ¼” piece of Dalias DSP glued it to the card base then glued the embossed piece on top.

I then stamped three butterflies from the labeled with love stamp set in different colors and fussy cut them out.  I also stamped the sentiment in the desired ink color on a strip of cardstock. 

I glued the butterflies and sentiment to the card.

FESTIVE & BRIGHT (SPOOKY CARD)

 

Happy Halloween my friends!

There’s nothing spooky about this card.  Let’s all have fun making cute Halloween cards and share them with your friends.

Supplies Used:

Black card stock:  4 ¼” x 5 ½ “

White card stock:  1 ¾” x 5 ¼”

DSP:  ½” x 5 ¼”

Stamp & Die:  Festive & Bright set

 

Hello crafty friends, let’s have fun and make a Halloween card.  This one I made is easy and friendly not all cards have to be creepy. 

From the Festive and Bright stamp, I stamped and colored the witches’ hats and brooms a die comes in the set to cut out the witches’ hats and brooms use it to cut it out, and stamp and cut out the spooky banner along with the Ghost.

Now glue all of it to the black cardstock,  don’t forget the inside of the card, I used white cardstock 5 ¼ x 4”.

 

 

 

THANKFUL THANKSGIVING

  

SUPPLIES USED:    

Beije cardstock: 2 pcs. 4" x 5 1/4 "

Brown cardstock:  8" x 11" and scored at 5 1/2

Ink:  crumb cake

stamps:  Time of Giving from Stampin Up

Dies:  Autumn Leaves from Stampin UP, rectangle dies 

Gold Tinsel embossing powder

3 1/4" circle die

3 3/4" circle die

Banner die for the sentiment

Gold specialty cardstock:  for Leave

 

Hello friends!  You know that Thanksgiving is getting closer and I have been working on my fall cards, so today I finished one of my Thanksgiving cards, The supplies I used are listed above, and below you will find how I made them.  I hope you will make one also, I had a lot of fun working on this card.

1. I cut out my cardstock to the size mentioned above, the beige cardstock, I die cut the border with the rectangle border dies.

2. I stamped the whole cardstock using crumb cake ink, with the leaves using the stamp from the Time of Giving stamp set.

3.  Cut out the circles, the larger circle out of the brown cardstock and the smaller one out of the beige cardstock, I glued the beige one to the brown circle, then I glued them to the beige card front and then glued them to the brown card front.

4.  I stamped a leave on the piece of cardstock that goes inside and glued it to the inside of the card.

5.  I die cut a leaf and the inside of the leaf in gold specialty cardstock using the Autumn Leaves Die set, I then glued it to the circle.

6.  Lastly, I stamped the word Thankful with VersaMark Watermark stamp  I sprinkled the word with the gold tinsel embossing powder and heat embossed it.

7. Raise it up on the card.

 

That finishes my card.  It sounds like a lot of work, but it really isn’t.

 

 

 

 

 

PUMPKIN BOUQUET

 Today's project card is the Happy Thanksgiving Pumpkin Bouquet one.   

Materials Used:

card Base:  51/2  x 4"  Orange color

card top:   5 1/4" x 4"   Brown color and I embossed it with maple leaves.

The pumpkin was stamped on white cardstock and colored and die cut.  The colors I used are Copic Markers, the colors I use are the ones below.

B32, YR04, YG03,  RV02, BG09, YG67, V04, Y02, RV42, R59, E08, E35

Glue the  brown embossed cardstock to the orange cardbase, raise the the pumpkin with demencials place a sentiment and embelishments.

PUMPKINS

Hello, my friends! I worked on this card using the Pretty Pumpkins stamp set from Stampin" Up.

Instructions are below for the measurements:

Card Base:  4 1/4 "  x  5 1/2"

Card top:  4"  x  5 1/4"

Strips:  (3) 1"  4  1/4"

1)  I embossed the 4' x 5 1/4 "  card topper with the embossing folder, called Basics 3D from stamping Up, cut it out with the rectangle die, and glued it to the card base.

2)  Glued the strips on top placing them evenly across.

3) Die-cut the fancy pumpkin and set it aside.

4)  Using the other pumpkin, color it with the water based markers to desired liking, using your breath, huff on the stamp and stamp it on white card stock.

5)  Cut out some leaves.  Decorat the frontP of the card using the pumpkins and leaves.

6)  Place a sentiment.  That's it.

COUNTING SHEEP

 

I made these two birthday cards for a little girl whom my daughter knows.   They came out super cute in monochromatic. 

I used the counting sheep stamp and Die cut from Stampin Up and another oval die from another company I don’t remember where I got it from.

Scrappy Card

 Hello everyone, are we all okay?

Today I have a card that will use some of your scraps.

 

Supplies:

3 different colors of cardstock with the measurements 1 ½” x 4”

Make sure colors are matching, it can be monochromatic or colors that just match.

 

The base for the card: is 4 ¼” x 8 ½” scored at 4 ¼” whatever color that goes with your strips.

 

A two-inch circle for sentiment.

A something that is stamped colored and glued to the circle.

Ribbon bow, if desired.

The inside panel is 4 x 5 then stamped with a sentiment.

ROBIN EGGS IN NEST

Inside of card

Hello, crafty friends I hope you're doing well.  Do you know that Easter is just 19 days away?   It just crept up on us.  You still have time though to make some cards.  This card I made it's not hard to make even if it looks intimidating, I am listing the supplies and measurements I used.  I created this card from Creating with Cheryl Wright.

Cardstock for Base, 5 ½” x 7 ½” Scored at 4 1/4'’ with the 7 ½” side on top.

Also, of same cardstock you’ll need 7” x 3 ½” scored @ 3 ½”

Pattered Paper:  3” x 5 ½”

Pattered Paper: 1 ½” x 5 ½”

White cardstock:  3 ¼ “ x 3 ¼”  &  2 ½” x 5 ½”

Stamp set:  Everyday Details from stamping up or anyone you have that fits in the 3 ¼ x 3 /14”

Ink for stamping Adhesive of choice

Embellishments of choice

First, fold on all the scored sections.  Then glue the piece that measures 7 x 3/12” in the center of the card but on the right side.

Then glue the white strip on the inside center near the fold.

Glue the pattern paper to the front of the card.

Stamp and color your picture and glue it to the half of the piece that is glued inside.  Flip to the front and add embellishment.

I hope you can understand what I am saying.  

Dogwood Flower

inside of card

Hello, my crafty friends.  Hope you’re doing well.

I am bringing you another card featuring the dogwood flower and if you ask me, I think it’s a beautiful one, I hope you agree.

 

For this card, I used the Softly Stippled DSP. 

 

Card Base is 8” x 5 ½” scored @4” and 1 ½”

White cardstock, 2 ¾” x 5 ¼”  

Two pieces 1” x 5 ¼” of DSP that coincide with the cardstock.

2 ½” x 5 ¼” of a different DSP that matches the first DSP and the card base.

 

A piece of white cardstock to stamp your flower on.

 

v First fold the 4” in this will be the inside of the card.

v Second fold the 1 ½” out.

v Glue the strips of 1” x 5 ¼” one goes on the front of the card and the other will go on the inside right.

v Stamp your sentiment in the white piece of cardstock and glue it to the inside of the card.

v Glue the DSP that measures 2 ½” x 5 ¼” to the front left of card.

v Stamp your dogwood flower on a 3 x 4 piece of white cardstock, and color your flower.

v Use the largest rectangle Die that came with the stamp set,  and glue it to the piece on the left of the card in front.

v MAKE SURE YOU JUST GLUE THE PART THAT GOES ON THE CARD.

v VIOLA!

 

Everyday Details

 

Hello my crafty friends, Hope your well.  Today I bring you another card using the everyday details from Stampin’ Up.  Below I list what you need to replicate it.

SUPPLIES:

White card stock 8 ½” by 5 ½” and scored at 4 ¼ “

Cinnamon color card stock 4” by 5 ¼”

A piece of white cardstock for stamping can be a piece of scrap or cardstock.

Everyday Details from stampin’ Up and the dies.

DIRECTIONS:

Ø Take the cinnamon-colored cardstock and die-cut the diamond shape out on the left side.

Ø Stamp the vase on a scrap of white cardstock and color it with the colors of your choice.

.  Cut this one out with a larger rectangle die that comes with the die set.

Ø Glue the cinnamon cardstock to the card base and pop up the vase piece to the middle.  Add sentiments on the outside and the inside of the card and some bling if desired.

 

This card is easy to make and makes a wow statement.

 

Thank you for dropping by, like and share, please.

 

         

 

 

Paper Florist Flower

 

Hello, my crafty friends, I hope you're doing well on this beautiful Sunday!

This is a basic card but I will give you the measurements you need to make it if you so desire.

The card base is 8 1/2" by 5 1/2" and scored on the long side at 4 1/4".

The card mat is 4" x 5 1/4” and I cut it with the radiating stitch die using the dainty DSP.

Die cut some paper florist flowers decorated the exterior of the card, oh also I used a small piece of navy card stock and stuck it in the middle.

Placed a greeting in the center and that's it.  Don't forget to glue the inside piece of cardstock and stamp a sentiment.

 

Cute Mice Visiting

Hello my crafty friends I hope your doing well.

 

These adorable mice holding on to the wall are so cute that I coulnt  resist making a card with them, I don't have the stamp for them but my friend does and she let me borrow it, thank you Katrina.

SUPPLIES USED:

Gray cardstock for Base:  8 1/2 " by 5 1/2" scored @ 4 1/4 "

Ink colors:  Blushing Bride,  So Safron, Balmy Blue, Memento Tuxedo Black

Copic Markers, C3 - RV10

Two pieces of white card stock 4 3/4" by 5 1/4" one is for the inside of the card and the second

one is for the mat  used for the front.

Lawn fawn stamp of the mice

Die for the border

Brick Wall embossing folder

Brush for blending

STEPS TO MAKE CARD:

I first  blended the sky with blushing bride, so safron, balmy blue.  I took the brick wall embossing folder and embossed the bottom of the white mat.  I stamped the mice above it and colored them with the copic markers, I then stamped the sentiments for the top of the card and die cut them out. raised them up with dementionals.

Stamped a sentiment on the other piece of cardstock for the inside and glued it to the inside.

Glued the front mat to the card base and ta da your done.  This card was a lot of fun to make.

Spotlight Technique With Dainty Delights

Hello everyone, I tried my first time making a spotlight technique card which came out pretty good I must say.

     SUPPLIES USED:

Ø     Lilac card stock 

Ø     Medium color of Blue for the card Mat   

Ø     White card stock for stamping and coloring on

Ø     Black ink for stamping

Ø     Dainty Delight Stamp from Stampin” Up

Ø     2 and 3/8s scallop punch

Ø     Blending Brush

Ø     Balmy Blue Ink

Ø     YG06 Yellowish Green for leaves, Copic Marker

Ø     Y02 Canary Yellow, Copic Marker

Ø     Rhinestones for decorating if desired

Ø     Dimensional 

     I started with the Lilac color card base of 8 ½” by 5 ½” I then scored it in half and folded it.

Attached a 3 and ¾” by 4 and ¾” on the Lilas card base and set aside until I finished coloring the flower.

I then colored the flowers with the colors I mentioned above, I punched the center of the flower, then did some brushing with the balmy blue ink very

Lightly so not to cover the flowers too much.

Now place the flower piece on blue card mat and place the circled punch

Inside just for placement, then glue the circle to the blue card mat, add dimensional to the other piece and place on mat,

You are now done except add embellishments if desired.

This card looks a little harder than it really is.

 

Thank you for dropping by, I really appreciated it. 

Please don’t forget to comment and share.  If you want to purchase any of my Cards, e-mail me for information.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

EVERYDAY DETAILS

Hello my friends, today I'm bringing you a fold-down card using the everyday details. I haven't been posting any of my cards lately, I'm just getting into the hang of things again.  I'm happy to share the steps with you on this lovely card I made.   The measurements are below.

 

Card Measurements:

The card Base is in Tan colored cardstock measuring 4 1/4" by 5 1/2" 

and scored in the center at 51/2" 

The first Mat is in black cardstock and measures 4 " by 51/4"

One strip of the softly stippled DSP matching color  3 3/4"  by 1 1/2" (I used the blue on with flowers)

A second strip of  softly stippled DSP that coincides with the first color:  3/34" by 1 3/4"

( I used the subtle blue)

one white frame which I  cut out of the everyday details using the largest die.

Feel free to use any of the DSPs that you may have, just because I used this one you don't have to.

oh, the inside of the card I stamped a sentiment and placed two pieces of DSP and flagged it.

I hope you like my card as much as I do.  Thank you for dropping by my blog and if you can share it with your friends, I really would appreciate it.  💖💗💖