Timeless Tulips with Flowers For Every Season

Hello my stamping friends.  I have a quick Easter card to share with you today using the Timeless Tulips stamp set with the Flowers For Every Season designer paper.  I just love this print of the paper as it reminds me that spring is coming.  I have all of the measurements and directions listed below for you, as well as a complete shopping list if you need any of these supplies.

Measurements: 

Mist Moonlight - 8½ x 5½ scored at 4¼ for the card base

Bumblebee - 3½ x 5

Flowers For Every Season designer paper - 2 pieces cut at 4 x 5¼

Basic White - 4¼ x 3, 2¾ x 2¼, 3½ x 4¾

Metallic Stitched ribbon - about 8"

Instructions: 

1. Emboss the Bumblebee layer with the Parisian Flourish folder.  Adhere to center of card base.
2. Counting from the smallest stitched rectangle die, use the 5th smallest one to cut a frame into one layer of designer paper.  Cut the other designer paper layer with the 6th smallest one.
3. Adhere the frame with the smallest opening to the card front.
4. Stamp the greeting onto the 2¼ x 3¾ Basic White layer with Highland Heather ink and cut with the Stitched So Sweetly dies.  Adhere to center of frame with Stampin' Dimensionals.
5. Tie a bow in the ribbon and add to label with mini glue dots.
6. Add 3 sequins from the Artistry Blooms Sequins to the top of the label.
7. From the 4¼ x 3 piece of Basic White, punch one medium daisy, one daisy, 1 ½ circle and two ¾ circle.
8. Cut both daisy punches in quarters, so that you have 4 pairs of 2 petals.  Adhere the larger ears to the back of the ¾ circles and the smaller ears to the back of the ½ circle.  Tuck one larger bunny and the small bunny under the label on the card front.
9. For the inside, adhere the 3½ x 4¾ Basic White to the center. 
10. Adhere the other frame to the inside of the card and once again, tuck the final bunny under the frame.

For a complete list of supplies used for this card, please click HERE, or you can also click the image below.  This will add all of the supplies to your cart on my shopping page.  If you don't need all of the supplies, just uncheck the items you already have.

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Rockets for Tanner

 

 

Hello, welcome to my blog.  My share today are items for my grandson's 6th birthday.  He is having a space themed party today so I had to dig out my punch art skills.  For his card, I started with a card base of Whisper White, added a layer of real red and then a layer of Basic Black.  With the largest circle from the Layering Circle framelits I made a moon out of Basic Gray.  for the "craters" I used the ¾" punch, ½" punch and the largest hand-held circle punch.  The Rocket is made from the Layering Oval framelits, the Up & Away thinlits, the Owl punch (for the black and silver circles), and the Blossom Bunch punch.  The stars were punched from gold glimmer paper and the star border punch.  The 6 is cut from silver foil using the Large Numbers framelits.  My daughter made juice bottles into rockets and wanted a sign for the table.  This is what I came up with for her.

All of the same supplies were used on this rocket with the exception of the Owl Punch.  I used the ¾" circle punch and the  ½" circle punch.  The stars on the sign were punched from one of the retired star punches.  My base is Thick Whisper White card stock and the letters were cut from Basic Black using the Large Letters framelits.  All of the measurements and supplies list are below.  Thanks so much for stopping by!

Measurements:
Card Base - Whisper White, 11 x 4¼ scored at 5½
Real Red - 5¼ x 4
Basic Black - 5 x 3¾
scraps of Basic Gray, Real Red, Whisper White, Gold Glimmer paper and Silver Foil paper
Sign:
Thick Whisper White - 10 x 8½, scored at 5"
scraps of Basic Black, Real Red, Whisper White, Silver Foil

My Supplies include:

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Darth Vader - party invite

 

My grandson turns 5 next month and he is having a Star Wars party so this is what we came up with for the invite.  The base is a quarter piece of Tangerine Tango cs layered with retired brushed silver card stock embossed with the zig-zag embossing folder. 

 

Here is a list of punches used to make Darth Vader:

 

2 1/2 Circle punch - used 1 1/2 of them

3/4 circle punch - 2 eyes

word window punch x 3

2 black pieces measuring 1 3/4 x 2

half of a 1 1/2" square, cut diagonally

retired small triangle punch

PL corner rounder punch

 

All of the black pieces were sponged with whisper white craft ink.  The party details are on the back.

 

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October 12x12 Scrapbook pages

 

These were the pages I did for my October scrapbook class.  I love punch art and saw these little characters on a banner and thought they would be perfect for scrapbooking. 

 

 

My Supplies:

 

 

card stock:  basic black, whisper white, very vanilla, wild wasabi, wisteria wonder, summer starfruit

dsp:  Witches' Brew

ink:  wild wasabi, wisteria wonder, craft white, tangerine tango, smoky slate, stazon black

stamp sets:  ABC-123 Sketch Alphabet & Numbers, Halloween Bash, That's the Ticket

accessories:  burlap ribbon, vintage trinkets, honeycomb embossing folder, orange glitter, gumball green ribbon, black marker

punches:  3/4" circle, 1/2" circle, 1" inch circle, 1" square, small oval, large oval

 

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Spiderman card

My share today is a card I made for my great-niece's sixth birthday last weekend.  She is a little tom-boy and had a super hero party.  Her face was priceless when she opened my card, which was awesome.  I should have done this post when all the punches were fresh in my mind, but her goes...

Supplies;

head - 1 1/4" circle punch #119861 - trimmed the sides down a smidge
shoulders - extra large oval punch #119859
body - Full Heart punch #119883
arms - large oval punch #119855, small oval punch (retired)
hands - modern label punch #119849
legs - large oval punch #119855, small oval punch (retired)
feet - stocking punch trimmed down (retired)
eyes - word window punch cut at an angle #119857 (white part) I hand cut the black to match

The red is real red and the blue is pacific point.  I used the retired spider web folder on all the real read and then on my black background piece.

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Retirement card

Good morning!  My share today is a fun retirement card.  My hubby works for the US Post Office and one of his co-workers is retiring and having a party this evening.  I told him I would make a card and he suggested a mail truck.  Well that got my wheels a spinning and this is what I came up with.  I started with a Whisper White rectangle, rounded the corners and then hand cut the front of the truck.  I used my 1" circle punch to make the wheel wells and the tires are punched using the 3/4" circle punch.  The side window was made using the 1" square punch.  I added a couple of strips of Real Red and Night of Navy card stock.  My little logo was hand drawn with the new White Chalk Marker (love this marker).  The greeting is made with the stamp sets Yippee Skippee (pg 37 #131341w or #131344c) and Teeny Tiny Wishes (pg 44 #128748w or 127802c).  My Real Red background piece was embossed with the Stylish Stripes embossing folder found in the Holiday mini on page 22 #132174.

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Punch art - Bat

Hello, welcome back.  Today's share is another swap from convention.  This was a card, but I see this on a Halloween scrapbook page.  Just another great way to use our wonderful owl punch.

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