Today’s card is a CASE from Allison Okamitsu @ Nice People Stamp. I loved the collage style of the example card and set out to make my own version. I changed up some colors and accessories, but kept the design the same. Really love this card!
Stamps: P.S. You’re the Best
Inks: Crushed Curry; Soft Suede; Tranquil Tide; Old Olive
Cardstock: Delightful Daisy DSP (retired); DSP scrap; Tranquil Tide; So Saffron; Whisper White
Accessories: Tranquil Tide Velvet Ribbon; candy dots (retired)
Tools:
Today’s card is a CASE from Charlet Mallett @ Painted Orange. I loved her take on layering pattern and texture. Of course I put my own spin on her card and used a piece of scrap DSP from the retired Delightful Daisy pack. And I used a few retired flower charms sitting in my bling stash.
Stamps: Pop of Petals; Hand Delivered
Inks: Gorgeous Grape; Calypso Coral
Cardstock: Delightful Daisy DSP (retired); Highland Heather; Old Olive; Whisper White
Accessories: Old Olive Sheer Ribbon; White Satin Ribbon (retired); Flower charms (retired)
Tools: Tufted Embossing Folder; Scallop Tag Topper Punch
Today’s card is another attempt to use some great scrap pieces of DSP. I loved the Delightful Daisy DSP pack and have a few scraps left over. I pulled those, started layering, and came up with this design. I added a simple stamped daisy and sentiment to finish off the card.
Stamps: Daisy Delight; Four You (retired)
Inks: Night of Navy; Daffodil Delight; Crushed Curry; Pumpkin Pie
Cardstock: Delightful Daisy DSP (retired); Night of Navy; Whisper White; scraps
Accessories: Gold Faceted Gems
Tools: Daisy Punch
Today’s cards were half of the featured Make N Takes at my Spring Bingo event. Each Bingo participant received a goody bag with four variously colored cardstock bases, six 6x6 pieces of Delightful Daisy DSP, ten gold faceted gems, two yards of Old Olive Sheer Ribbon, and two yards of Daffodil Delight Double Stitched Ribbon. From those supplies, the ladies made two cards at the Bingo event leaving plenty of supplies to take home and use later. For inspiration, I made four different cards using the same supplies.
And here's the collection of cards from the Bingo ladies!
Today's card is being featured at my Birthday Cards class. I stamped the bee and sentiment onto a piece of vellum using Basic Black Ink. From there, I layered the vellum on top of a piece of pretty pattern paper. For the final touch, I added some gorgeous crinkly ribbon. A simple but striking card!
I don't like to make sympathy cards, but sometimes they are needed. Today's card features the gorgeous Delightful Daisy DSP as the main focal point. I let the DSP patterns stand by themselves. I added a strip of copper foil paper to tie into the copper heat embossed sentiment.
Detail of heat embossing:
