Let’s go easy on this one. Just because it’s easy doesn’t mean it won’t turn out one heckuva nice card:
I used some of the dies from Perennial Postage to help with this sketch example – but a simple square within a square will do you just fine.
What colors/stamps would you use? I’d love to see what this inspires you to make. Please send me you creations or tag them with #cardnmumsketches when you post them.
Have a great day!
I have always wanted to try this technique – and like so many techniques that catch my eye, I ignored it for a while. I gave it a try using the stamp sets from the Season of Elegance Suite Collection; Peaceful Evergreens (a gorgeous set of images) and Peaceful Season (sentiments to help celebrate the…
Let’s start the week off with another sketch. Here’s on that has some floral elements. I know I certainly have a lot of stamps, punches, and dies that are flowery and sprig-y. Is that a word? It is now. Here a sample I made based on the sketch: Bright and fun! What colors would you…
I mixed up some available Online Exclusives with some soon to be available products for this card. I used the Christmas Labels bundle with paper from the Green and Gold Suite. The Graceful Greenery Vellum and Gold Mercury Vellum are so nice: Here are the measurements of the paper you’ll need to make this card:…
Stampin’ Up! has added a lot of new products to help with quick and easy card making. Sometimes you don’t want to pull out your Cut & Emboss Machine, ink pads, etc. There are a bunch of new mix and match ephemera packs that have all you need – take a look: Use these with…
Here is another card I made with the Nests of Winter Suite Collection. Here are measurements of the paper that I used: I used two fun techniques. One I learned from Jessica Cruz de Urrutia. After cutting out the frame piece on this Mossy Meadow panel, you rotate the negative piece (the middle piece that…
Here is another project I made using the Snowy Scenes Suite Collection. I really like Poppy Parade and Petal Pink together. Here are the measurements of the paper: I adhered the larger paper panels slightly askew on the card base. I then cut out some shapes from Basic White and Poppy Parade using the Countryside…
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