Paper crafting is an inclusive art. As I mentioned in my CPS post, one goal for my blog is to post cards that demonstrate that lovely, thoughtful cards can be made on a reasonable budget. Thus, I used the same Heidi Swapp stamp on both cards.
This one is more feminine with the round scallop paper "buttons". Enjoy!
penny-saving tip: I did not have clear buttons, but I did have color card stock, a small scallop punch and a small double hole hand punch... custom buttons! Use pop-dots to make them look dimensional.
Supply List:
- Stamps: Heidi Swapp Clear Rubber Stamps - Love Corners
- Ink: Versamark clear for embossing
- Embossing powder: Stamp n Stuff detail white
- Stock: Black, "buttons" from ellison designs assorted bright textured solid cardstock blocks
- Embellishments: skinny white ribbon, Offrey happy green ribbon, pop-dots
- Tools: MSL scallop circle punch and McGill hand two-hole punch
- Basic Tool Kit: Beginning with a clear workspace, Fiskars single blade arm cutter, heat tool, bone folder, scor-pal board and matching cutting mat, Cutterbee scissors, bigger scissors, baby wipes and stamp cleaner, adhesive, dark chocolate m&ms, ending with an often cluttered workspace, and two mini dachshunds snoozing in the craft studio.
- I have not purchased any Stampin' Up papers or ink, so I do the best with the stock that I own, so hopefully the colors are similar to the challenge. I try to match based on my computer monitor.
Roger snoozing after a long night of crafting.
3 comments:
Cool card! The colors really pop on the balck background!
pretty Terri!
Nice cards. These are the really a nice work and inspirational as well. Thanks for sharing this. I hope so you will add some more new stuff in your site.
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