Originally published on February 2nd, 2014
I spent some time Sunday afternoon making some cards. I had a few leftover kits from crop night, so I thought I would focus on those. I took a few ideas from Pinterest and put my own spin on them.
For my versions, i used a ton of random paper from my stacks and a few Stampin' Up products. I left off the ribbon in favor of a more streamlined one-layer (but not really) look. My only complaint is that I don't own a circle punch between 1 1/4" and 2". I really need to add that to my Stamp Club order for February.
Supplies:
- Stamps: Stampin' Up Wacky Wishes
- Inks: SU Primrose Petals, SU Garden Green
- Cardstock: SU Primrose Petals, various scraps
- Tools: Cuttlebug Swiss Dot Embossing Folder; 2" Circle Punch; 1 1/4" Circle Punch; 1" Circle Punch; SNAIL; Big Shot
I found an interestingly designed card on Pinterest, but couldn't find the original source. Of course, this was after I had already made my own version of the card. Oh well! At least I can showcase my cards. I played around with layering and shades of pink.
Supplies:
- Stamps: Stampin' Up Morning Meadow; SU Flower Shop
- Inks: SU Primrose Petals; SU Regal Rose; SU Garden Green; SU Certainly Celery
- Cardstock: SU Primrose Petals, various scraps
- Accessories: Rhinestone jewels
- Tools: SU Pansy Punch; SNAIL; Dimensionals
I love the graduated colors of the original design and wanted to make my own interpretation. I made a near copy of the original and then decided to play up with the placement of the butterflies for the second card. I also used a ton of scraps for these. The dimensions of the strips are 3/4" by 3 3/4", 3 1/2", and 3 1/4".
Supplies:
- Stamps: Stampin' Up Banner Greetings
- Inks: SU Primrose Petals
- Cardstock: Scraps
- Accessories: SU 2012-2014 In Color Dahlias
- Tools: SU Elegant Butterfly Punch; SNAIL; Glue dots
Hope you enjoyed the cards. I definitely enjoyed making them.