The Cupcake Inspiration Challenge was perfect to use an older Snowflake Block die from Simon Says Stamp. I was inspired by the aqua/white/black colors and, of course, the snowflakes.
A simple design and self-explanatory. Here is what I used:
A simple design and self-explanatory. Here is what I used:
The florals were stamped using black pigment ink then clear embossed and watercolored by smooshing distress inks onto my glass mat, spritzing with water and adding to the images with a brush.
I stamped the Sketched Flowers using Versafine Clair Nocturne pigment ink then clear embossed it. I watercolored the image using Pentrista paints then stenciled a watercolored outline using Aqua Mist ink.
I was greatly inspired to CASE a card made by Tina Smith from the Cards & Coffee Time blog. She has amazing videos that explain her creative process so well and this video was my inspiration!
Thanks so much for stopping by! Hope your Friday is a great one! ~Wanda
Hi crafty friends! These weeks roll around so quickly and it's already time for a new Color Throwdown challenge! Our colors are yellow, pink and green and brought to you by Lynn. This hibiscus background stamp was a freebie I chose as a winning entry into a Word Art Wednesday challenge. I embossed it in gold then colored with Tombow markers.
I'm playing along with the current CAS Colours and Sketches challenge and also the Just Us Girls challenge where it's word week ("hello").
The "hello" sentiment was die cut 3 times - two gray and one pink patterned paper. The hibiscus and leaves were stamped with gray ink then embossed with clear embossing powder and colored with Copics.
I brought out this cube builder stencil by Altenew for the background, then added a medium sized balloon die in white from Simon Says Stamp. The Mashup Birthday sentiment is from a favorite sent by Papertrey Ink.
A little twine and some sequins finished up this card that will be going to an exchange student from Spain that is being hosted by our daughter and her husband in South Carolina! Happy birthday, Dani!
Stamptember is always a huge celebration at Simon Says Stamp where they collaborate with other stamp companies to create unique, limited supplies of new stamps every day of the month! I wanted to use a set from 2019 that was a collaboration of Reverse Confetti and Simon Says Stamp. It's still one of my fave leafy designs ever!
STAMPS: Wonderful You (Simon Says Stamp/Reverse Confetti).PAPER: Enchanted Evening, White, Vellum (Papertrey Ink).
INK: Spring Rain, Blueberry Sky, Enchanted Evening, Weathervane (Papertrey Ink).
DIES: Wonderful You (SSS/Reverse Confetti), Thankful Pretty Panels (Reverse Confetti), Stitched Rectangle STAX Die-Namics (My Favorite Things).
Have a blessed day everyone! ~Wanda
STAMPS: Spring Flowers, Ornate Background (Simon Says Stamp); Sentiment Suite: Birthday (The Greetery).
INK: Blueprint Sketch distress oxide; Memento Tuxedo Black.
DIES: Crimped Rectangle and Crimped Circle, Sentiment Suite Basics (The Greetery); Spring Flowers (Simon Says Stamp).
We'd love to have you play along with us. For more inspiration, check out the rest of the awesome projects by the design team!
~Wanda
Another leftover background in my stash where I used ink cubes to swipe colors onto white card stock. I inked up 3 leafy branches from a collaboration set that Simon Says Stamp and Reverse Confetti created a year or so ago called Wonderful You. It's always been a fave with the loose look of the stamping. I cut out two of the hello sentiment dies to give it more dimension. The base panel is a scalloped rectangle from the Blueprint 27 Sketch set by My Favorite Things.