The retired Baby Bear stamp set is a “3-Step” which means it’s designed to stamp over another stamped image and the result looks nearly photographic. The clear photopolymer stamps allow you to see right where you want to stamp I stamped the bear with Night of Navy. I used the Rectangle Stitched Frames and modified it so that it was a square instead a rectangle. The sentiment and the #one… Read More »
Today’s card is for my granddaughter, Sydney, who is at college in California. They grow up so fast! I’m using a non-SU stamp set but the card stock and inks are Stampin’ Up!. My two oldest granddaughters are in their early 20’s and love the Angie’s Girls stamps from another company. Thanks for stopping by today – have a great rest of the week. Colors Used To Make This Card… Read More »
Today’s post features the cutest digital download from another company. It’s called Quarantine Dream. Image with greeting was printed off on my computer Images were colored in using Stampin’ Up! Stampin’ Blends using colors from the DSP used for the background. Used Birthday Bonanza Designer Series for the Background. Bermuda Bay Card Stock used for the base card. Thank you for stopping by today. Hope you have a great rest… Read More »
This cute adorable stamp set (The Gang’s all Meer) was free with a $50 order during Sale-a-Bration but is no longer available. It is too cute to sell or stick in some dark corner just because it’s retired. I applied Balmy Blue Inker to an acrylic block, added a little water and applied to the top part of the front panel with a retired flat watercolor brush. The bottom is… Read More »
Today’s card features a card for my grandson David’s birthday. He is turning 21 years old! It’s not an SU image but I did use SU products on it. For my close relatives I always try and use an image that means something to them. If SU doesn’t carry something I can use, I find it elsewhere. In this case, David’s first car was Navy Blue Mustang. He totaled it… Read More »
“A good friend is like a four-leaf clover, hard to find and lucky to have.” That is one of my favorite St Paddy’s Day sayings! St Patrick’s Day also has special meaning for us. David and I had our first date on 17 March and every year we celebrate by going out to dinner. But we will not be doing that this year 🙁 The image was stamped with Tuxedo… Read More »
Today’s card is for my grandson, Troy. He is not a sailor but Ventura is right at the ocean in California so I thought the sailor theme would be appropriate. When they are young (over 18 but under 30), you just don’t know what they really like! I used the Come Sail Away Designer Series Paper for the banner and background panel. The banner was generated using the retired Thank… Read More »
Fable Friends Stamp Set is just an overload of cuteness for Easter! Who can resist these cute animals? Can you? Thought it would be fun to make an easel card (I think that’s what it is called) using this adorable stamp set. To make this easel card, cut Rich Razzleberry Card Stock at 1 1/4″ x 11″ and score at 2 7/8″ x 5 1/2″. Fold at the score lines… Read More »
Today’s post features the Special Someone Stamp Set. You can make tags, greeting cards, and more with the adorable animals in this stamp set. Use them to create fun messages for birthdays, thank you, and get well. This is a Two-Step Stampin’ set that allows you to layer two or more images to create one final image with extra texture and dimension in the colors you want. Colored used for… Read More »
I just recently became a Great-Grandmother and decided to make a Christmas card for my first GGchild. The stamp set I used is a retired one name Baby Bear. Using the Stamparatus, I stamped the bear in Crumb Cake Classic Ink and Soft Suede Classic Ink unto Whisper White Card Stock. Trimmed down the panel to 3″ x 3″ and layered it with Shaded Spruce Card Stock (3 1/8″ x… Read More »
