Simply Pressed Clay and Molds

Hello

I love this clay that can be used to make embellishments for cards and scrapbooking. I used the Blossoms mould for this card.



For the larger flower at the bottom of the card, I mixed a drop of Calypso Coral re-inker and mixed till the colour was completely mixed in. I then pressed it into the mould. The top 3 flowers were made just with the white clay, then sponged on some Calypso Coral to the dried flowers. This just gives highlights to the petals which I like. Another way is to add the re-inker and only mix in so it gives a variegated look. This is how the flower is done just above the sentiment. These are so easy to make and very quick. Just push the clay into the mould, then push them out - you don't have to wait till they dry - so you can make a lot in a short time. I used Crystal Effects to attach them to the card.

The colours used on the card are Gumball Green, Early Espresso and Whisper White. The stamp sets used are Flowering Flourishes and Label Love. The punches are Decorative Label and Artisan Label. I embossed the Whisper White with the Honeycomb folder after stamping.

Stampin' Up! Supplies used -

Card stock -
Gumball Green - # 127543
Early Espresso - # 121686
Whisper White - # 106549

Ink -
Calypso Coral - # 126983
Calypso Coral ink refill - # 122934

Stamp sets -
Flowering Flourishes - # 126367
Label Love - # 130622

Punches -
Decorative Label - # 120907
Artisan Label - # 130920

Tools and Accessories -
Simply Pressed Clay - 130685
Buttons and Blossoms simply Pressed clay molds - # 131272
Honeycomb embossing folder - # 129378
Gumball Green Stitched Satin Ribbon - # 126848
Rhinestone Basic Jewels - # 119246
Stampin' Dimensionals - # 104430
Snail adhesive - # 104332
Crystal Effects - # 101055
Big Shot - # 113439
Stampin' Trimmer - # 129722


Thought for the day -




Hope you are enjoying your weekend.
Till next time,
😊Happy Stamping😊
Lesley.

Lesley Jendra.
Independent Stampin' Up! Demonstrator

www.lesleyjendra.stampinup.net
Email: lesleyjendra@bigpond.com.au



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