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These leaves are cut using the Gallery Blooms dies (#165212) and the Charming Days dies (#166135).
Hello again friends,
These leaves are cut using the Gallery Blooms dies (#165212) and the Charming Days dies (#166135).
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Another simple double page scrapbook layout, this time using the Floral Delight Designer Series Paper (#164700). I usually find the plainer designs on the reverse of the DSP is great for scrapbooking.
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I have made a double scrapbook layout with photos from a recent short holiday. I like to include lots of photos and limit the embellishments for simple pages on my scrapbooking.
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Before I put the Beautiful Gallery Designer Series Paper (#165196) from yesterday’s card, I thought I would use it again on this card with a totally different look.
Again I matted the DSP with Mossy Meadow card (#133683). This was attached to the Basic White base card (#166781).
I used the Spotlight On Nature dies (#163580) to cut the circles. “Best Of Luck” is from the Unbounded Love stamp set (#163378) and stamped with Mossy Meadow ink (#147111).
The toadstools are from the Terrific Toadstools stamp set (#164783). These were stamped with Pecan Pie ink (#161665) and Timid Tiger ink (#165278). The stalks were stamped with Crumb Cake ink (#147116) and the Terrific Toadstools Builder Punch (#164789) was used to punch the toadstools & stalks.
I used a die from the Mixed Labels dies (#164652) to cut the small leaves from Old Olive card (#106576).
The mossy meadow circle was attached with Mini Glue Dots (#103683). Mini Stampin’ Dimensionals (#144108) were used to attach the sentiment and toadstools. Mini Glue Dots were used to attach the leaves. The Holographic Resin Dots (#165598) were added to the card.
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The Beautiful Gallery 6”x6” Designer Series Paper (#165196) has a lovely range of “old world” designs from florals to landscapes. The plainer piece of DSP on the left is the back of the floral design.
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How cute is the Storybook Moments Specialty Designer Series Paper (#164662). As part of this pack there are 2 sheets of die cut images and I have used 2 of the images on this card.
The DSP for the card front is from the same pack. This was matted with Pretty Peacock card (#150886) then attached to the Basic White base card (#166781).
The sentiment is from the Everyday You & Me stamp set (#166629) and stamped with Pretty Peacock ink (#150083).
I cut the 3 circles from Basic White card using the Spotlight On Nature dies (#163580). The one with the sentiment was attached with Stampin’ Dimensionals (#104430) & the other 2 were taped to the card.
The 2 cute die cut images were attached with Mini Stampin’ Dimensionals (#144108). The Antique Pearls (#164679) were added to finish the card.
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I have made a masculine card today using the Sunrise Sailing Bundle (#165497) which consists of the Sunrise Sailing stamp set (#165491) and Sunrise Sailing dies (#165496).
I stamped the larger yacht with VersaMark (#102283) and used Silver powder from the Metallics Wow! Embossing Powder (#165678), and set it with the Heat Tool (#129056). I stamped the sails with Azure Afternoon ink (#161663) using the stamping off method for a lighter colour. For the boat I used full strength Azure Afternoon ink.
The 2 yachts were cut with the Sunrise Sailing dies. I used Silver Foil (#163387) and Cherry Cobbler card (#121681) for the small yacht.
A die from the Everyday Arches dies (#164629) was used to cut the Winter Meadow Designer Series Paper (#162133). This was attached to the Cloud Cover from the Flower Garden Foils Specialty Paper (#165511). The foil was matted with Cherry Cobbler card and attached to the Basic White Base card (#166781).
The sentiment is also from the Sunrise Sailing stamp set and stamped with Cherry Cobbler ink (#147083). I cut this with the same Everyday Arches die, as shown below, as I wanted the “stitching” around the sentiment, the same as the arch.