Hello, friends!! I hope this finds you all safe and healthy!!
I have a Mother’s Day card to share with you today featuring the stunning Lily Bloom stamp set!! I like to search Google Images for different types of flowers and this purple and blue color combo really caught my eye!!
I began by stamping the lily from Lily Bloom onto white cardstock with Caviar Ink and colored it with Copics, then fussy cut it out. I also used a white gel pen to add some “dots” to the bloom. For the background, I used a mixture of red and purple alcohol inks with isopropyl alcohol on Yupo paper to match my lily. I die-cut a frame from white cardstock using two dies from the Double Stitched Rectangle (Lg) set.
The sentiment, also from Lily Bloom, was white heat embossed onto a black cardstock strip. The lily, frame and sentiment strip were all popped up with foam adhesive for lots of dimension. A few sequins from the Blue Ice Couture Mix finished off the card!!
Thanks so much for stopping by today!! I hope you are finding time in this craziness to be creative and crafty! For me, it’s a nice distraction to sit down and create something!!
Hello, crafty friends! Hope you and your family are doing well. It’s TaeEun here today sharing a birthday card featuring our latest lily stamps: Lovely Lily and Lily Bloom as the main image. But I especially wanted to showcase the awesome Fill It In Classic Numbers stamp set by The Ton today.
The Fill It In Classic Numbers stamp set includes two sets of numbers in a classic font. One set of them has an open line in it which you could fill with Month or the day of the week. I filled the space with a sentiment I chose from Layered Floral Alphas that fits perfectly in the open space!
To start off I stamped the Lovely Lily and Lily Bloom in a light ink on a watercolor paper panel and colored the lilies using Mijello Mission Gold watercolor. I added a bit of Payne’s gray in the background and let the panel dry.
I gold heat embossed the number 5 and 0 with the open space on a strip of vellum and stamped the sentiment from Layered Floral Alphas in Noir filling in the open line of the numbers. To avoid smudging the ink I applied embossing ink on the space where I stamped the sentiment and heat embossed it in a clear embossing powder.
I cut the colored panel using a Double Stitched rectangle die, adhered the vellum strip of the back of the panel and foam mounted the panel on a gray cardbase. I finished off the card with some Glass Slippers sequins.
Thank you so much for looking my card today! I hope I could inspire you with my card!
To make the background, I splatted an A2 sized card panel with watercolors. Next, I stamped sentiment in Noir on it. “HELLO” was stamped on a label which was made using Quick Labels stamps and coordinating die, Rose Quartz dye.
Hi peeps. How are you doing? I hope you all stay safe and stay home during this uncertain time.
I try to keep myself occupied. I thought I’d be doing a lot of crafting, but in reality I feel like I craft less. Kind of hard to craft when I am anxious. But, I do notice that when I actually push myself to sit and just start stamping or coloring, I end up able to let go of my anxiety for a few hours.
I made this card last night and the springy colors reminds me of hope.
I’ve been playing with Spring Layered Alpha Stamp Bundle and after several tries, finally end up with color combo that I really love. For the letters I used Noir, Caribbean Turquoise, Azurite, Soft Green & Soft Garnet. I love that I can do the whole alphabets with a few extra vowels all at once. Die cut the alphabets using the matching dies.
As you notice it’s pretty bright green. The letters seem to just disappear into the background. So, I put this background aside and was going to go with all white background, because I really want the letters to shine and take the center stage. But, that’s kind of blah… I tried layering it with blue cardstock, but still not quite right.
I was starting to feel like my mojo not co-operating at this time. Started getting annoyed at myself, then low and behold I remember that little thingy that can make a background looks more subtle. Vellum! Yay…. So, back to the original green peony background.
Adding the vellum allowed me to keep the pretty background and let the letters take center stage at the same time. After arranging the word BIRTHDAY, I simply add a strip of sentiment on the middle to complete the card.
Phew… so close to giving up and thank goodness, my brain get a jolt. It made me realize how sometime I just need to look around and open all drawers to figure out what I can find to make things work. 🙂
I think turquoise and green is one of my favorite color combination. And, I still have more letters that I can play with to make another card. I just save those letters in a bowl for future use.
Well peeps, hope you enjoy today’s card & may be it will inspire you to take some time to craft a bit as well. Praying for everyone to make through this period safely. Sending virtual hugs for you all. Have a blessed day everyone.
Hello, crafty friends!! My thoughts are with you at the confusing and difficult time!! I hope that you are staying safe and healthy!!
I have two cards to share with you today using two stunning rose stamp sets from the latest release!! Let’s get started!!
My first card features the beautiful Wild Rose Close Up stamp. This is a large 6 x 6 rose and so much fun to color!! I simply gold heat embossed the Wild Rose Close Up stamp onto Bristol smooth cardstock and watercolored it with Karin Brushmarker Pro markers.
I trimmed it down slightly and adhered it to a 5 1/2″ x 5 1/2″ cardbase. The sentiment, from Story Rose, was gold heat embossed onto a strip of navy blue cardstock and popped up with foam adhesive.
My second card showcases the Story Rose stamp set.
I stamped it onto the lower right corner of white cardstock with Vanilla Frosted Cupcake ink and did some no-line coloring with Copics and colored pencils.
I stamped the Minor Stripes Cling Background stamp onto white cardstock with Noir Ink, cut a strip and adhered it at the top of an A2 cardbase. I trimmed my colored panel slightly and adhered it over the striped strip.
Hello, everyone! It’s Anna here with baby cards I made using Floral Balloon stamp set.
I started by stamping floral balloons on a white cardstock with Versamark and heat embossed them in white. Then I colored images with Holbein watercolors. To cut out balloons, I used Floral Balloon SVG file.
Hello and welcome back to The Season for our Spring 2020 release! Today, we’re debuting 11 new stamp designs. All of our new stamps are available to ship immediately. We have a limited number of coordinating dies available to ship for our Floral Bits immediately. Our Rose of Sharon and Spring Alpha dies will begin shipping on March 27th (preorder status). If orders contain a preorder item, your package will ship at the later preorder date.
For our Spring Release promotion, receive triple rewards points from today until March 20th.
We have a giveaway for today so be sure to scroll all the way down for more details! Let’s introduce our Spring Release!
First up is the newest addition to our grouped layering stamps: our Spring Layered Alphas stamp set! This is a giant pair of 9×12 inch stamps. TWO 9×12 inch sets which features a modern font with fill in grouped floral stamps. Use the bars and squares in each stamp block to easily align each layer.
This set also has 103 add on sentiment stamps so that you can easily create customized cards.
If you loved our Layered Floral Alphas, you’re going to love our Spring Alphas. You can watch the layering video for our Layered Floral Alphas here. The layering method is the same for both sets! Just align the bars and squares for each layer and die cut the letters using the one coverplate die which will cut all the letters in one single pass. **The coordinating die is available for preorder and will begin shipping around March 27.**
Since our Peony Memories was such a hit, I designed a new floral grouped layering set. Our new Rose of Sharon set is a 9×12 inch stamp set that features several grouped layers with alignment squares that allows you to stamp three Rose of Sharon florals and four leaves easily.
Stamped in our Ballet Slippers, Rose Quartz, Soft Garnet, Red Sangria and Lipstick Red Inks.
The set also has a single stamp with seven outline images that you can color in. This single stamp also coordinates with the die so you can also die cut this cluster in one single pass.
**The coordinating die is available for preorder and will begin shipping around March 27.**
Floral Bits, 4×6 Photopolymer Set (Coordinating Die available separately here)
Next up is our Floral Bits stamp set! This is also a new grouped layering floral set but the scale is much smaller. Our previous grouped layering sets are 9×12 inch stamps or bundles. I wanted to make a more affordable version of this new type of layering stamp and this is what I came up with.
Stamped in our Peony, Coral, Citrine, Sky Blue and Amethyst Collection Inks
The coordinating die cuts out all the images in one single pass.
Next up is our Wild Rose Close Up stamp! I really wanted to add a new rose design to our lineup so I thought this beautiful large rose was perfect as the latest addition to our collection.
Next up is our new Story Rose stamp! I took the same gorgeous rose design from our Wild Rose Close Up and created a smaller design that you can use as a standalone cluster.
Fill it In Classic Numbers, 6×8 Photopolymer Stamp Set
Next up is our Fill It In Classic Numbers! I’ve been venturing into scrapbooking and planner journaling in the last year so I’m really excited to introduce this set.
It features larger numbers – one set with open fields that you can stamp inside of and another set where the numbers are complete. You can mix and match the numbers for a more varied effect.
In addition to crafting, I’m a huge fan of cooking so I thought this set was such a fun addition to our lineup. The stamps are meant to be stamped on 4x6inch cards but you can, of course, use any size card that floats your boat!
Whether you’re a cardmaker or a scrapbooker, if you have a sister, you need this stamp set. I am one of three girls and am extremely close to both sisters. This set was truly designed from the heart and I cannot wait to use it on more projects to document the bond that I have with my sissies.
Last but not least is our Jet Alphas! I love the size and weight of this font so I had to create an alpha set.
That is all of our 11 new designs! Do you have a favorite? Let me know in the comments. Don’t forget to leave a bit of love for our design team on their respective blogs for a chance to win a stamp set of choice from our Spring 2020 Release (excludes Spring Alphas Set).
GIVEAWAY: Comment period ends on Thursday, March 19th. The winner will be announced on our blog on March 20th.
Thank you all so much for stopping by! I hope you enjoyed seeing the new designs. We’re going to continue to celebrate our Spring Release with a three day Instagram Hop from the 17th to the 19th at 3pm EDT each day. So be sure to join us on IG tomorrow for some more inspiration!
Hello everyone! I want to share with you a couple of cards.
I used Lovely Lily for it. I stamped the flowers with Caviar and cut it. Then I colored it with markers.
I stamped the lily on cardstock, colored it and covered with masking paper for the background of first card. Then I toned it with Irish Blooms and Grape Crush Dyes.
I stamped the title with Noir Dye and put all details together. I decorated my card using sequins and white splash.
I stamped the title on grey cardstock for my next card. Then I glued the lily and added the black splash. I also decorated it with sequins.
Hello everyone! Hope you’re having a great week so far! It’s TaeEun here today sharing a card featuring the Lovely Lily stamp set. I couldn’t resist coloring the big flower using alcohol ink 🙂 ! I’ve also made a video of my coloring process.
I stamped the Lovely Lily on an alcohol ink cardstock in Vanilla Frosted Cupcake ink to get an idea how it would look before adding the alcohol ink to create the background.
I sprayed rubbing alcohol on the alcohol ink cardstock and dropped Sunshine Yellow and Copic Refill Y06 on it. I blended the colors by blowing with a Marker Spritzer tool. I repeated the process till I was happy with the result. I then let the panel dry.
I stamped the Lovely Lily again in an embossing ink and heat embossed it in gold. I then started coloring the lily by dropping the Copic Refill Y06, Y19 and the alcohol ink in Valencia. I moved the inks to blend by tilting the panel. Small areas were colored using a micro applicator. I added lots of golden splatters on the background and a bit on the lily and let the panel dry. I hope the coloring process video could help you understand how I colored the image 🙂 . You can watch it here or on YouTube. The light in my video setting isn’t optimal, so the colors are a bit dull. Sorry about that.
I mounted the colored panel flat on a white cardbase and added the sentiments using some foam adhesives.
I colored a small piece of alcohol ink cardstock in Valencia, gold heat embossed a butterfly from Beautiful Butterflies 1 stamp set on it and cut it using the coordinating die. I added the butterfly to the card and embellished it with two golden sequins from Pink Cosmo Twist and Princess Glam Couture Mix.
That’s it from me! Hope you enjoyed looking my card and the video!
