Welcome to the Crazy Crafter's May Blog Hop
This Blog Hop will begin at 7.00pm tonight! so don't forget to visit all the lovely ladies blogs.
I have listed below all the new products that I have used to make my card for this month's challenge, all these will be available for purchase from my STORE from June 2nd.
This Blog Hop will begin at 7.00pm tonight! so don't forget to visit all the lovely ladies blogs.
I have listed below all the new products that I have used to make my card for this month's challenge, all these will be available for purchase from my STORE from June 2nd.
If you have got to me through the blog hop you would of come through Stephanie Fischer, if not don't worry we have a next blog button which will take you through the whole list of participants and back to me. I would love you to join my blog and become one of my lovely followers.
This is my card using the newly to be released Stamp Set "You've Got This"
This month the theme is "Sneak Peek" as the Stampin' Up! new annual catalogue goes live from June 2nd, 2015. I hope you like the card I have made to share with you this month, I have done a little fuzzy cutting with the flower from the newly available stamp set "You've Got This" and have embossed and sponged the flower.
I have also used some of the newly to be released Ink Pad colors, Dotted Lace, Blossom Accent Embellishments and Cardstock. I just love how Stampin' Up! have the corresponding colors in all of their products.
These are 3 of the new colors I have included in my card today!
Mint Macaron
Delightful Dijon
Cucumber Crush
Products used in this card:
Cardstock: Mint Macaron, Whisper White, Glimmer White, Basic Black
Die: Striped Scallop Thinlits Die
Stamp Set: "You've Got This"
Stamp Pads: Mint Macaron, Delightful Dijon, Cucumber Crush, Versamark and Stazon Black Ink Pad
Embossing Powder: White
Stampin' Write Marker Pen: Mint Macaron - used on the stem of the flower and blended with a blending pen
Embellishments: Blossom Accents
Adhesive Sheets
White Tea Lace Doilies
Lace: Dotted Mint Macaron
Blender Pens
Daubers
Adhesive: Glue Dots, Glue Runner
Heat Tool
Embossing Powder: White
Stampin' Write Marker Pen: Mint Macaron - used on the stem of the flower and blended with a blending pen
Embellishments: Blossom Accents
Adhesive Sheets
White Tea Lace Doilies
Lace: Dotted Mint Macaron
Blender Pens
Daubers
Adhesive: Glue Dots, Glue Runner
Heat Tool
Next Person in the blog list is Kylie!
Great card! Love the combinations of colours and textures!
ReplyDeleteThanks Stephanie. Angexxoo
ReplyDeleteI absolutely love how you did the peony! stunning!
ReplyDeleteThanks Petra! Angexxoo
ReplyDeletelove how you have coloured the flower Angela!
ReplyDeleteThanks Michelle, I am always looking for new techniques to try.
DeleteThe black and white background makes everything just jump off the page I really like that. The colour on the flower is amazing.
ReplyDeleteThestampinupbloke
Thanks so much Carl, I appreciate your kind comments. Angexxoo
DeleteI love what you did with the flower. Is it sponged?
ReplyDeleteHi Rosalie
DeleteYes I stamped the flower with Versamark Ink Pad and embossed it with White Embossing Powder - heat to set of course, Then using daubers sponged the colors by dabbing the ink pad and sponging in circular motion. Just kept adding color till I was happy with it. I used Stampin Write marker for the stem as it is so narrow, I did my sponging first then fuzzy cut the flower out. I actually have done two layers of flowers to make it pop, added the second layer(just the main flower part and leaves with dimensionals.) Angexxoo
I love love love that flower. Even my partner said wow how did she make the flower look like that
ReplyDeleteThanks Tamie, you are too kind. It has become my favourite technique just have to be careful I don't use it all the time but just loving it at the moment. If you wanted to know how I did it this is it:
DeleteStamped the flower with Versamark Ink Pad and embossed it with White Embossing Powder - heat to set of course, Then using daubers sponged the colors by dabbing the ink pad and sponging in circular motion. Just kept adding color till I was happy with it. I used Stampin Write marker for the stem as it is so narrow, I did my sponging first then fuzzy cut the flower out. I actually have done two layers of flowers to make it pop, added the second layer(just the main flower part and leaves with dimensionals. Angexxoo
Very pretty card!
ReplyDeleteThanks Patty for stopping by - I do appreciate you taking the time. Angexxoo
DeleteSuch a lovely card Angela
ReplyDeleteThanks Angela for stopping by! Angexxoo
DeleteLove these colours Angela! The flower looks fantastic!
ReplyDeleteThank you Kylie for stopping by - I do appreciate it. Angexxoo
DeleteLove that background, Angela, very effective :)
ReplyDeleteThanks so much for stopping by Fiona, really appreciated. Angexxoo
Deletehi Ang
ReplyDeleteHi Janine Welcome to the world of blogging. Angexxoo
Delete