To share my love of stamping, scrapbooking and papercrafts with you.
Today I am sharing a Halloween card that I have created to give one of my grandsons. I really liked this Halloween stamp set. I like "cute" Halloween not the scary Halloween. The dies has this haunted house, fence and bats in the set. Everyone knows I love cats, so I thought this was a fun stamp set and dies.
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This card is created with our Sunflower embossing folder and then I added color with the stamp pads. I used the "under side" of the embossed cardstock. You add the color to the cardstock by lightly pressing the stamp pad on the cardstock. I did it in rows from top of bottom on the embossed piece. It's a fun way to add the color to cardstock.
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I have been enjoying using our heartfelt hexagon punch to create some cards. I like the look of the design using this punch. I like the patchwork look on this card. I love the starstruck embossing folder on fresh freesia cardstock. It gives a soft background to this card. I used our bright & beautiful designer series paper in our annual catalog for the colors on this card.
I would like to share with you a fun birthday card. The bright designer series paper is the decoration for this card. I did cut a strip of a piece of the designer series for this design. We also embossed in gold to match the gold in the paper the greeting. This is an easy card to create.
This birthday card lets the designer paper give the design for this card. This is one of my favorite designer series paper in our mini catalog. I love the beautiful yellow flowers on this card. It is a bright beautiful card to send to someone special for their birthday.
This card reminds of patchwork quilt. I used our heartfelt hexagon punch to out the designers series paper. I liked using the take a bow designer paper to create this card. I used 4 different patterns of the paper. So if you are like me and have some designer paper you haven't used up yet, pull it out and you can use it. I also punch out 2 modern oval pieces to layer behind the die cut. This helped to have the die cut stand out more. The only stamping is the greeting and the inside of the card.
