International Women’s Day (March 8) is a global day celebrating the social, economic, cultural and political achievements of women. The day also marks a call to action for accelerating gender parity. International Women’s Day (IWD) has occurred for well over a century, with the first IWD gathering in 1911 supported by over a million people in Austria, Denmark, Germany and Switzerland. Prior to this the Socialist Party of America, United… Read More »
Sale-a-bration continues! Don’t forget about all the free goodies with a qualifying order. Click here for more information. Or you can shop online here. Today’s post features the ever popular and beautiful Painted Seasons Stamp Set Bundle. Did you know you can get this stamp set for FREE with a qualifying order? Ask me how! Stamp the flower image in Tuxedo Black Momento Ink onto the Base Card (Crumb Cake… Read More »
Sale-a-bration continues! Don’t forget about all the free goodies with a qualifying order. Click here for more information. Or you shop online here. Today’s card features the gorgeous Healing Hugs Stamp Set. Perfect way to send healing vibes with this lovely set. I stamped this image several times with Grapefruit Grove classic ink to get it dark enough for my liking. Same thing with the leaves stamped with Pear… Read More »
Today’s post features the Time for Tea Stamp Set from the annual catalog. I inadvertently ordered the wrong tea stamp set when I should have ordered the Tea Together Stamp Set. I received the free Tea Time Framelits with my $100 purchase and decide to include the coordinating stamp set but I selected the wrong one! That’s what happens when you don’t double check your order! Colors Used on this… Read More »
Country classic images with a country classic vibe. I love anything country! I used the Heartland Stamp Set for today’s card. Colors Used on this Project Whisper White Granny Apple Green Balmy Blue The image was stamped onto Whisper White Card stock with Jet Black Stazon Ink. I then colored in the image using our watercolor pencils. The reason I used the watercolor pencils instead of inks/markers was because I… Read More »
This is the 1st time I’ve tried the Stampin’ Up! Cling Stamp Sets and I absolutely love them!!! They adhered to the acrylic blocks without any problems – no more having the stamp fall off the block right when you have it positioned over the card stock! Don’t have all my supplies as yet so I had to use copic markers to color in the roses and leaves. I used… Read More »
Today’s post features two more retired stamps sets called Butterfly Basics and Watercolor Wings. I waiting for my kit to come in – so excited to be able to work with some new products! Colors Used on this Project Whisper White Bermuda Bay Smoky Slate Who doesn’t like butterfies? I decided to pair the Watercolor Wings butterfly with the background from the Butterfly Basics. The background was stamped with the… Read More »
Today’s post features the Half Full Stamp Set. Tired of presenting wine bottles in bland bags? Then this set is perfect for you! You can create fun tags and wrapping using this set. Colors Used on this Project Whisper White Garden Green Rich Razzleberry Gray Granite I stamped the greeting with Garden Green Ink Pad and the wine glass with Basic Black Ink. These were stamped directly to the front… Read More »
Today’s card features the retired Sale-a-bration Stamp Set called Party Pandas. Each image in this stamp set is so stinkin’ cute! The image was stamped with Black Stazon Ink and the heart colored in using a Real Red Stampin’ Write Marker. I fussy cut the image with our Paper Snips. The printed paper is from FSJ and the greeting from Spellbinders. Have a great day and come back to visit… Read More »
Today’s post features the I Believe Stamp Set from Spellbinders. And I found the perfect pattern paper to go with it! The paper is called Sunday Adventures from Fun Stampers Journey. Alas, it’s retired! The image was stamped with Black Licorice Ink onto Whip Cream Card stock. I then colored in the words using the Arteza Fine Tip Pens. Though you can’t see it, the background is a panel of… Read More »
