A Grad Card for Team Tuesday

I am up on the My Sweet Petunia blog today sharing this card. 

To make this card I started with a white card panel placed inside the Original MISTI and stamped the peony background using VersaMark ink and embossed it in gold powder.

Next, I placed the embossed panel on a Mini Sticky Mat and then placed it on the Petunia Platform and held it down with to Power Mags.  Let me tell ya, it didn’t move at all. (Tip: if you do not have the Petunia Platform just flip your MISTI over. The magnets will stick to the metal plate).  I used the layering stencils to color the flowers.

To finish the card, I cut the panel in a diagonal and then out the “2 & 6” using number dies by Hero Arts and adhered the to the panel.

 

O' Holy Night

Welcome to Day 19 of my holiday series, 25 Days of Christmas Inspiration. 

Today's card is brought to you by Erin Lee Creative.

To make this card, I stated with a white top folding A2 card base and a white panel cut to the same size.  I used a stencil by Erin Lee Creative that I am in love with and I think that this just might be the holiday card I make for my church family. It will make it a lot faster and easier by using a stencil.

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Channeling My Inner Jaycee

I am up on the My Sweet Petunia blog today channeling my inner Jaycee Gasper. I watched a live with Jennifer and Jaycee using this die set and I just had to order it, it's so beautiful. I went back and watched the replay and crafted along with them. Jaycee has a way with ink blending like no other. I love how you get the colors with ink blending rather than colored cardstock. I am a fan! 

To make this card, I started with a white to folding A2 card base and a piece of white cardstock for the die cuts. I placed a Sticky Mat in the Original Misti to hold the die cut pieces as I ink blended. I didn't have the ink colors that they used on the live so I substituted distress inks. After I got all the pieces ink blended, I cut the outline pieces of the flowers and leaves out of goil foil paper.    

The outlines pieces to the flowers are very thin and delicate but they were so easy to add with the Precision Glue Press

To finish the card, I added the thanks sentiment cut twice out of white for dimension and glued it to a gold backer. 

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THE GLUE PRESS IS HERE

Also if you will notice the new Black and Teal MISTIS are in stock, click the picture  below to order yours!

Thank you!

We're Back

We are back at Addicted to Stamps and More and our first challenge of 2024 is die cuts and/or stencils. I used both on my card. 

This card is also for Day 3 of my valentines series. 

To make this card, I started with a white top folding A2 card base, a sheet of Cherry cardstock and a sheet of Peony cardstock.

I created a background by using a layering stencil by Honey Bee stamps and adhered it to a panel of peony cardstock. 

I finished the card by added the love you die cut out of cherry cardstock to the background panel.

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THE GLUE PRESS IS HERE

Also if you will notice the new Black and Teal MISTIS are in stock, click the picture  below to order yours!

Thank you!

Team Tuesday

I am up on the My Sweet Petunia blog today sharing this card using the new Precision Glue Press and some Concord & 9th products.

To make this card, I started with a white top folding A2 card base, a Grape Soda panel and a white panel. I created a background by using a stencil with the Sticky Mat. To finish the card I added this super skinny greeting which I love and I adhered it with no mess at all because of the Precision Glue Press, I mean look how skinny that hello die is!

Y'all just like the MISTI the Precision Glue Press is a game changer. 

I have not made a card without using it since I got it, and I would make such a mess with skinny diecuts trying to get glue on them, that is not the case with the Precision Glue Press, it is Amazing!!!

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Thank you! 

Daisy Bouquet

I am up on the My Sweet Petunia blog today sharing this card.

To make this card, I started with a white top folding A2 card base and a couple of white panels. I Placed the panel on a sticky mat and created a background using a stencil and on the other panel I stamped the floral image. I never make a card without using the MISTI. When I stamped the floral image I didn't get a good impression so I had to restamp and with the Misti it was a breeze. 

After I had a good impression with the image I used the set of matching stencils to color it using distress inks and the sticky mat to hold them in place. 

To finish the card I added a greeting embossed in gold. 

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Hello Friend

It's time for our monthly stencil challenge at Happy little Stampers.  This is always an anything goes challenge, so I hope you will play along with us.

To make this card, I started with a top folding white card base and a white panel cut to the same size. I used a stencil by Concord & 9th for the flower and a couple die cuts also by Concord & 9th

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Thank you! 

Team Tuesday

I am up on the My Sweet Petunia blog today sharing these two cards.

To make these cards I started with white card bases, black panels and white panels for the backgrounds. 

The first card uses a stencil. The Sticky Mats are a go to when I used stencils, you don't have to use any tape that could potentially mess up your card when you pull it off. 

The second card uses a turnabout which were made especially for the Original Misti. 

I place it in the misti and turned it 4 times using four different colors.

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Also if you will notice the new Black and Teal MISTIS are in stock, click the picture  below to order yours! 

Thank you!