Fairy Stamper Owls

 Hi everyone, I have another Fairy Stamper project to share.  

Using Fairy Hugs - Fairy Scapes - Slimline - Warm Glow as the base, I stamped the Fairy Hugs Tree Stump in VersaFine Clair Pinecone Ink.

Stamping Fairy Hugs Oliver on white cardstock with VersaFine Clair Fallen Leaves Ink.  Fussy cut Oliver and place him on the tree stump.   Stamp the Fairy Hugs Flying Owl several times directly on the background.

Finish the card, by die cutting the panel with Tutti Designs Slimline Dotted Rectangle Die.  Add to a brown card.

Thanks for stopping by.

Relax with Gemini Dies

 I'm on the Dies R Us blog today with a card to help you relax.

Please stop by the Dies R Us Store for all the supplies I've used today.

Thanks for stopping by.

Steph

Floral Fairy House

 Hi everyone, I have another Fairy Stamper project to share today

Stamp Fairy House in black ink and emboss with clear embossing powder.  Add color with Copic Markers before die cutting the image,  Add color with Distress Oxide Inks in Bundled Sage and Faded Jeans.

Mat  the image with a larger die.

Create a 5 1/2' square card from brown cardstock.  Cut a 5" square panel from blue cardstock and stamp Fairy Hugs Poem using Versa Fine Clair in Morning Mist.

Add flowers and brads around the house on top of the stamped flowers.  Add the house to  the card with foam adhesives for dimension.

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Thinking of You Card

Hi everyone, I'm on the Rinea blog with a shaped card today.

Using both dies together, I die cut Lavender Starstruck Foiled Paper, creating this amazing design.

The card was created from white cardstock using just the outside die.  I placed the die slightly off the edge so it created a card.  Then I die cut the outside die again so I could adhere it to the card base creating the full card.

         .  The die cut panel was adhered to the white card which allowed the white card to peek out from the panel.

The center panel was die cut from both Lavender/Gold Glossy Foiled Paper and Violet/Gold Glossy Foiled Paper.  I cut away the violet phrase and placed the remaining frame over the Lavender piece.

To finish, I added several yellow flowers to the card with brads, then wrapped twine around the brads.

Thanks for stopping by.

Steph

Forest Pals with TLC Designs

 Hi everyone, just swinging by to say HI with lots of fun products from TLC Designs.

TLC has a limited selection of the Forest Pals stamp set and boy is it adorable!!!!  This stamp set has 14 stamps so your creativity is endless.

I started by stamping the doe and her foxy friend on white cardstock.  Once colored with Copic Markers, I used 2nd from the largest die in the Apple a Day Die set.   I inked around the images with light blue ink.

The card was then created using the largest die.  I placed the die over the folded edge of the cardstock.  This kept the card in one piece.  I also die cut another panel to place on top to create the full effect of the die.

Getting ready to assemble my card, I realized I needed some grass.  Using the Land and Seas Dies, I cut the grass then layered it on the card.  I wanted the same edging as the stamped images, so I taped the grass in place, then die cut it again with the Apple a Day die.

Love how it turned out.

I stamped the included phrase and matted it with the same color cardstock.

Sweet isn't it?

Thanks for stopping by.

Steph

Clear Scraps Floral Panel

 Hi everyone, I'm on the Clear Scraps blog with this Floral Panel.

I've used one of the panels from the Clear Scraps Wood Rectangle 3 Pack as my base.  Then I cut  Rinea Cobalt/Gold Glossy Foiled Paper to fit.

Using the 4x6 Grass stencil, I applied it to the foil then used Rinea Ghost Ink to add some dimension.    Ghost Ink removes the top layer of foil revealing the silver layer underneath.

I flipped the panel and did the same on the opposite end.  Then I adhered the foil to the panel.

Using Crafter's Companion dies, I  created a huge flower using Rinea Fuchsia/Gold Glossy Foiled Paper and Fuchsia Starstruck.  Assembling the flower, I added a brad to the center.

Life is Good Chipboard Word Title was inked and placed in the lower corner.

Finally, I punched holes in the panel and tied ribbon

Thanks for stopping by.

Steph

Behind the Mermaid's Door

Hi everyone, I have another Fairy Stamper project to share.  

Have you seen the new Fairy Hugs release?     It's all about the sea and there are fabulous stamps in this new set.

My first card showcases the Mermaid Door.  I stamped it twice, then fussy cut portions to add back to the door once the card was assembled.    There is always a lot going on in the ocean and so many colors to see.

I've used the following Fairy Hugs Stamps:  

Mermaid Door, Rope Net, Frilly Seaweed, Teeny Ocean Icons, Tentacles

My next card uses a background created with Brusho color crystals.  stamped the elements on top, adding color as necessary.

I used the following Fairy Hugs Stamps:

Fairy Door, Marina

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Mothers Day GIft Bag

Hi everyone, Mother's Day is almost here, are you ready?

I love creating gift bags - they are just so personal, don't you think?

Cutting cardstock smaller than the gift bag and mat with black cardstock.

Adhere the layers together and place on the gift bag.  Create a pretty bow using the Bowdabra and tie to the handles.

Using the Daisy Frame Dies from TLC Designs, die cut 3 layers from black, red and white cardstock.   Adhere the layers together.

Stamp Happy Mother's Day on the frame and add a small flower from the Apple A Day Die set from TLC Designs to the lower corner.  Adhere to the gift bag and you have created a pretty gift package.

Thanks for stopping by.

Steph

Unicorn Garden with TLC Designs

 Hi everyone, have you seen the Alicorn Happiness stamp set from TLC Designs?  This is a really sweet stamp set!

Fold brown cardstock to create a card.  Using the See You in the Center Die, place the die slightly over the folded edge and die cut.

Die cut another panel to complete the card and layer together.

Die cut the yellow paper from the Watercolor Naturals digital paper pack with the next size down die and add to the card.

Stamp one of the images on white cardstock and color with Copic Markers.  Using the small oval from the Oval Lily Frame, die cut the image.  Lightly ink the edges and place in  the center of the card.

Die cut the mushroom border using the Land and Seas dies.  Place the die cut panel across the bottom of the card, aligning with the stamped image.  Place the die on top, tape in place, then die cut the mushroom border so it picks up the contour and stitching of the die.

Ink the mushroom panel with shades of green and brown ink.  Color some of the mushrooms.  Die cut some of the tiny mushroom elements and add them to the card.

Stamp, color and fussy cut the little butterflies and add to the card with foam adhesives.  Finally, add some stickles to her wings and several of the mushroom caps.

Isn't she the sweetest?

Thanks for stopping by.

Steph

Fairy Hugs Sneak Peak - Wiggles

Hi everyone, I have another Fairy Stamper project to share. 

It's sneak peek week as there will be a brand new Fairy Hugs release on the Craft Store (formerly Hochanda TV) on May 2nd.

This is a wonderful release - all about the sea!  If you can imagine it, there is a stamp for it.

I've used Fairy Hugs stamps:  Wiggles, Sea Quote, Rope Net, Jester Mushrooms

Stay tuned for lots of projects using this new release.

Thanks for stopping by.

Sweet Floral Purse

Hi everyone, it's a new month and the challenge on the Scor-Pal blog is to create anything you want, just be sure it includes more than one score.  This month we would love to see your purses.

There are so many different types of purses on the Scor-Pal site and chose to create the Purse Tote.  The directions can be found here.

Follow along with the directions and you will create a fabulous purse.  Use double sided papers to get a wonderfully coordinated purse.

To close the purse, you could add a velcro dot or use the Bowdabra to create a lovely bow that can be tied to the purse.  Just be sure to put some sweet goodies in the purse before tying the bow to the purse.  Add a touch of ink around the edges of the purse for a little definition.

Remember to stop by the Scor-Pal blog to see what the designers have created this month.

Thanks for stopping by.

Steph