Hi all!! WOW!! I surely did not mean to miss blogging the last few days, but man, this week has been BUSY!! Between closing out the last catalog, starting up the new one, and entertaining my kids, I cannot seem to catch my breath! I need more hours in the day, LOL!!! So, today I wanted to share two of the Club projects I did with my fabulous Club gals this month! We did
embossing on
vellum and making flowers out of punches as two of our techniques this month, and so I am going to share the two cards that showcase them. The first one is the
embossed vellum card we did using the
Fifth Avenue Floral stamp set and the now retired
Bermuda Bay In-Color patterned paper, card stock, and
stampin' write marker. Each flower is stamped in
versamark on to the
vellum paper, covered in white embossing powder, then heat set. Then, each flower is colored in from the back side of the vellum, creating these beautiful flowers!! We added some
white organza ribbon and some
silver brads, but really did not embellish this card too much so the images could stand out! I think this is one of my favorite techniques to teach, it always results in such beautiful images!
This second card has several different techniques going on, but the one one most notable is the flower that is made out of paper punched using the
Eyelet Border Punch. The
So Saffron card stock is
spritzed with the same color ink using the
Color Spritzer tool. The DSP is cut out using the
Scallop Square Bigz Die for the
Big Shot, and a piece of
Certainly Celery card stock is across the bottom of the card, having been
embossed using the
Square Lattice embossing folder, and then punched using the
Scalloped Edge Border Punch. The flower is made from
Tempting Turquoise card stock that has been punched, then folder in a fan fashion around a small punched circle tht is covered in
sticky tape. This particular flower is done using two strips of paper, but you can use how many you want, depending on how big you want your flower to be! Once the flower was put together, we sprayed it with
Vanilla Smooch, and then added a
designer brad to the center. The main image is from the
Eastern Blooms stamp set, and the image was colored using
Stampin' Write markers, then spritzed with
So Saffron. As I said, lots going on here, but the card came out great and the gals loved making it!!! Now, I am busy making my Convention Swaps, and getting my class projects together for my new stamp month! If anyone is interested in taking a class or hosting a workhop, please look at my website to see what I have on the schedule and email me if you want to reserve your spot or book a workshop date! Have a wonderful day and Happy Stampin'!!!
Card One Recipe:
Paper - Bermuda Bay, So Saffron, Whisper White,Vellum card stock, Bermuda Bay patterns pack
Inks- Bermuda Bay and So Saffron stampin' write markers
Stamps - Teeny Tiny Wishes, Fifth Avenue Floral
Accessories - Silver Brads, Versamark, White embossing powder, heat gun, small and large oval punches, organza ribbon
Card Two Recipe:
Paper - Crumb Cake, So Saffron, Tempting Turquoise, Certainly Celery, Whisper White card stock, Flock Together designer series paper
Inks - Old Olive, Tempting Turquoise, So Saffron stampin' write markers, Tempting Turquoise classic ink pad
Stamps - Eastern Blooms, True Friend
Accessories - Eyelet Border Punch, Scalloped Edge border punch, Square Lattice embossing folder, Scallop Oval punch, So Saffron wide grosgrain ribbon, Tempting Turquoise brads, Square Scallop Bigz Die, Spritzer tool, Designer brad, Vanilla Smooch spray