I love the little animals in the A Little Wild stamp bundle. I've used every element in cards I have designed with this set. I love that you see the front and back of each animal. This month's card features the cute little elephant!
Make sure you hop onto the rest of the blogs to see what they designed with this great color combo!
The new orchid set makes gorgeous cards and 3D projects, as you will see in my two projects today. First, I found a clearance rack plant and took off the flowers. Then I stamped the orchids on Flirty Flamingo Cardstock with Raspberry Ripple ink, replaced the flowers with the paper ones, and look at the stunning result!
Then I stamped the other style of orchids on Daffodil Cardstock with Crushed Curry ink. Again, a stunning result. The cards almost designed themselves!
My post last week mentioned that if you turn the Ruffled Embossing Folder upside down, it looks like waves! The Shaving Cream Technique also looks like waves! I combined them and ta da! A pretty cool water scene!
Click on the TAMS number below to get step by step directions!
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I was playing around with my inks and came up with a background that I really like. It involves a bunch of layering, but each layer makes the final product look better and better. Here it is!
This will be one of the cards we will be making at our first Coffee and a Card! Of course it looks better in person because photos never do the original justice. If you would like to learn this technique (your choice of sentiments - Birthday, thank you, etc.) and make two other cool cards too, email me to sign up for Coffee and a Card on Saturday, April 15 at nine or eleven! Space is limited, so when the sessions fill, they are closed. A three month Coffee and a Card schedule will be posted after stamp camp next week.
You are in a hurry! No card or quick birthday card? I opt for a quick and easy birthday card like this! Just a sentiment, quick cut, matching DSP and the balloon punch.
