LACY FRAME

 

Mixed Florals

Hi friends, hope everyone is having a great Sunday afternoon, I know I did since I was playing with the mixed florals stamp set from Stampin Up.  

Below you will see what I came up with, I hope you like it as much as I do.

I started with a medium pink cardstock for the card base which is 4 1/4" x 5 1/2".

The pink floral designer paper is 3 1/2" x 3 1/2". the green one is 1". x 3". the peach- colored one 

is 1/4" x 2 1/2".

The floral die cut is from the Mixed Floral stamp that I colored and die cut it,  this was raised up with dimensionals. 

I adhered sentiment and raised it up.  

I am so excited to be playing in this challenge,and using this awsome ske

https://sundaystamps.blogspot.com/2025/03/ssc355-layered-up.html

Anniversary Roses

Hello, my friends. I am coming here today to share my Anniversary Roses with you.

I had so much fun making this card especially when my favorite roses are yellow.

Materials I used:

I used the Layers of Beauty stamp and die set from Stamping Up.  That came with stencils.

These roses and leaves were done by using garden green ink along with Pineapple punch ink, I used a brush for each color and stenciled the colors following the number on the stencils.  Oh, that was so much fun.

I used the Radiating Stitches dies border for the dies and Deckle dies.

I used a new embossing folder called Starstruck from Stamping Up. What a cute embossing folder that is and so dainty, it looks like small daisies.

I opt to use yellow, green, and white card stock paper for the card.

Hope you like my card as much as I do.  Thanks for dropping by, see you soon.

Now I am going to play some more with another color. He He He.

From Ana Raposo's stamping corner

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.

 

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.  💖💗💖

UNIQUELY ARTISTIC

As the title expresses, this stamp and die is unique.

Stampin Up has come out with this beautiful stamp, and I love it.

To make this card,

I used a 41/4" by 51/2" white card base. I

topped it with gorgeous grape 4" by 5" card stock then

on a 3 3/4 by 5" white card stock, I stamped the leaves with

olive green, and on a scrap piece of white card stock, I stamped two flowers with

gorgeous grape, and dot the middle with yellow to resemble the seeds,

I then fussy cut it out.

Use a gorgeous grape card stock that measures 3 3/8" by about 2 inches

teer it on the longer side and glue it to the left-hand side of the white card base.

glue on the flowers.

finish the inside.

Viola, you are done!

SHADED SUMMER II

My second card I made was using the Shaded Summer stamp and die bundle from Stampin Up.  This time I dry embossed with a flower embossing folder also from Stampin up and topped it with the die cuts of the flowers and leaves, placed a hello you sentiment and it also came out pretty, at least I think so. 

Thank you for stopping by and please leave me a like or a comment and don't forget to support the small businesses.

 

SHADED SUMMER

This card has been die-cut from black card stock for the top

of the card base and then dry embossed with an exposed brick folder on white card stock.  I then stamped and colored the flower from the shaded summer stamps and dies from Stampin Up.   Sentiment has been added to the top.

I didn't think it needed any embellishments for this card.

I hope you like this card as much as I do, it was fun to do.

 

QUEEN BEE

 

The Queen Bee image has been stamped and colored with alcohol markers.  The flowers and greenery, have been die-cut out of desired color cardstock paper.  Then the circle was dry embossed with a bee hive embossing folder.

Before attaching everything, on another white card stock base, I stamped flowers and words all over the card top to make a more pleasant background.  Everything was then glued together.

I hope you like my card as much as I do.

Thank you for checking in.

Ana

             

      

      

     

 

HYDRANGEA

 

This card can be for any occasion.  the card is 4 1/4 by 51/2 inches in a dark green card stock base.  I dry embossed a white piece of card stock 4 by 5 1/4 inches with a leaf pattern embossing folder, took an ink pad, and dragged (smoosh) it through the leaves to make them green then I glued it to the card base.

Stamped a Hydrangea flower on white card stock colored it with Prisma colored pencils.  Using a frame die I cut it around the flower and with a finger dauber, I blended the same color of green ink around the frame.

I then added some Nuvo drops and this is where I made an oopsie when I put it on the green part of the card, it turned green instead of white. I also added three green sequins and a green bow.

DEW DROPS AND FLOWER

 

Simply having fun:  what we will need today is a white base card with the measurements of 4 ¼ by 5 ½

I then cut a green cardstock at the measurement of 4 by 5 ¼ and glued it to the white base card.

You will also need a white cardstock piece that measures 3 ¾ by 5 with this piece I inked it with green Ink and a little bit of golden yellow ink, and let it dry.

You will need a subtle stencil and brush white pigment ink all over the stencil, then glue it down to the green cardstock.

I had a leftover gold frame from another project I made, and stuck that on top.

To decorate the top, I used a flower colored with water-based marker and raised it up with glue dot.

 a fun card to make and super easy.