Happy Canada Day to all my fellow Canadian Friends!
My shaker card today features these cute beavers that come from the Platyrific Pondies Stamp set. Actually, just one of the beavers come in the set and the other I just created by doing some simple mirror stamping. I then die cut the pieces and balloons using the coordinating dies and colored them in with Spectrum Noir Markers.
I also used the Phat Alphanumeric set to create the Canada Day sentiment, great set to have when you need to personalize a card.
Thank you for stopping by and hope you were inspired by this little Canada Day Beaver shaker card. Have a great Sunday celebrating today's festivities 😊
Now that Halloween has come and gone and there are inches of snow outside it's time to switch gears and think of Christmas 😀 Can't believe how this year has flown by!!!
So today I'm sharing my first two Christmas Cards of the year! These cards feature Ink On 3's Fairy Christmas set and part of the latest release! As soon as I saw the Fairy Stamp I knew I had to make a card where it looked like she was flying in the air. So literally that is what I did... she does fly (well kind of, on a slider😉) I just can't help making interactive cards!
Here is a look at the first card and how the fairy looks at the bottom and the top position of the card. I wanted it to look like she was adding a star to the top of the tree.
and here is a closer look at this beautiful Blue Fairy!
(Yes, I also challenged myself to use non traditional Christmas colors and I'm really happy with the results) Isn't she beautiful!?!
To finish off the inside of the card, I simply stamped the Merry Christmas stamp from the same set. I'm really loving that font too!
And, here is my second card featuring the Pink Poinsettia Fairy!
The Fairies were both colored using Spectrum Noir markers and finished with some sparkle using Wink of Stella. The backgrounds including the trees were done using Kuretake Gansai Tambi watercolors.
Make sure you watch my YT process video cause you won't believe how those trees were made! Also, see click HERE for a complete list of supplies used.
Here is a closer look at all the detail... check out the fussy cutting I did around the fairy 😲 Not hard to do with the right tools!
For those that love watching my process videos, this is for you!
Hope these cards Fairy Christmas Slider Cards have inspired you create something beautiful and maybe interactive today! Don't forget to check out Ink on 3's Bundle Pack special right now... for a limited time you will get both new sets at a reduced price plus FREE shipping!
Can you believe Halloween is less than a month away!?
Where has this year gone😲
Today I have a fun Halloween Shaker card to share with you featuring a few stamps sets from Inkon3, formerly know as FB Stamps. Click here for links to supplies used.
To create this little scene I began by stamping and masking my pumpkins, on the smaller pumpkins I actually masked off their entire face as I just wanted the larger one to be in the spotlight. I then colored the images in using spectrum Noir markers and then fussy cut the entire image cluster.
Next I went to work on my background. To create the moon, I cut out a circle from masking paper using a circle die. Then I used the negative of the circle cut out to mask the panel. I blended out the moon first and then masked it off once it was dry. Then I removed the negative piece and blended out the rest of the background. Once I was done, I sprayed it with water and used a paper towel to soak up the droplets leaving behind the illusion of a starry night sky. Then I stamped a few fly away bats to the background.
To finish the card I created the top panel using a Studio Katia die, then added acetate behind it to create the top of the shaker sandwich. Next, I added foam tape behind the border and added sequins. Finally I added my pumpkins to the card front and made the little Boo tag that I attached to the top center of the card.
Doesn't it look like the pumpkin is really scared when the shaker card is in motion?
I kept the inside quite simple with just the Happy Halloween sentiment.
Hope this Pumpkin Boo Shaker card inspired you today, or at least got you thinking of Halloween fun.
Make sure you stop by the New Inkon3 Store↓
Lots of Stamps on Sale for a limited time!
Today I am featuring the Gerbera Daisy Stamp Set.
Love her flower stamps, they are so versatile and great for many occasions!
I coloured the stamped images in with my Spectrum Noir Markers and added some clear Wink of Stella to the Petals for that extra sparkle. To finished it off, I added some Pink Flower Power sequins. For fun, I also splattered some black watercolour paint on the background.
Check out that Shine!
Hope you liked my Gerbera Daisy Card, don't forget to stop by Fleurette Bloom's Shop to check out the rest of the Product Release! Plus, don't forget to follow Fleurette Bloom on Facebook for lots of GIVEAWAYS this week!
Today it is all about Poppy Cards created with one of Fleurette Bloom's latest Stamp sets Poppies.
I've been wanting to try masking to create my own unique designs and finally got the chance! This is a great way to make the most of a stamp especially if you are like me and just getting into stamping :) The mask was done by stamping my images on some Inkadinkado Stamping Mask Paper and then using my Silhouette PixScan mat, to cut the images out. Click HERE for previous tutorial on using the PixScan.
For this card I also used her Happy Days Stamp Set. The images were stamped onto Nee nah Solar White 80lbs paper using Memento tuxedo black ink. The Happy Birthday was stamped using Versafine Onyx black and then embossed and set with Wow! Regular Clear Gloss embossing powder. I used my Spectrum Noir Markers to colour the images in (CR4, CR6, CT2, CT4, CG1,CG2). Then I used the Die-namics Wonky stitched Rectangle to frame it out. The card base is a landscape, 5 1/2" x 4 1/4" mounted onto a black piece of cardstock cut to the same size. Finished by adding some sparkle by using some Clear Wink of Stella, and some sequins.
Isn't she pretty!? Never knew I could feel this way about a card, lol!
To the inside I added the smaller poppy to the bottom corner.
For those of you that like to watch You Tube videos, here is a video I put together of during the making of this card. If you haven't yet make sure you subscribe to my channel :)
And here is another card I made using similar techniques.
For this one I used the Rectangle Stitch Die from Simon Says, Spectrum Noir Markers (CR4, CR5, CG1, CG2, BT1), White Embossing powder, and some Pretty Pink Posh clear droplets.
For this next card I also used little butterfly from Fleurette Bloom's Thank You Stamp Set.
I also used the Spectrum Noir Markers CG1, CG2, OR1, OR2, OR3, CT4, and BT1. The Stitched Circle Die from Simon Says Stamp and a Script Embossing folder from We R Memory Keepers. This Card base is a 5 1/2" Square.
Hope you have enjoyed my Poppy Cards and maybe even got a little inspired to create your own designs using the masking technique! If you do don't forget to share your creations on Fleurette Bloom's FB Page. We would love to see them :)
