Layered Leaves

Don't forget to use the left-over supplies from your Paper Pumpkin kits. Here, I made four cards using left-overs from the September, 2017 card kit. The kit included different tags, as shown below on the cards. I also chose different colors for the card bases. What do you think?

Layered Leaves

Layered Leaves Too

Layered Leaves Tre

Layered Leaves Quad

Stamps:

   Teeny Tiny Wishes 

   Through It Together

   Tags Left-Over from Paper Pumpkin 9/17

Paper:

   Crushed Curry A-2, Old Olive A-2, Cajun Craze (A-2) 

   Basic Black 5-3/8 x 4-1/8

   Basic White 5-1/4 x 4 (2)

   Paper Pumpkin Sept. 2017 (Tags & Leaves)

Ink:

   Blushing Bride

   Cajun Craze

   Crushed Curry

   Old Olive

   Soft Suede

Technique:

   Blending Brush/Sponging

Accessories:

   Paper Pumpkin 9/17 Left-Over Tags, Leaves, Twine

   Glue Dots

   Dimensionals

   Adhesive

First, I stamped the Basic White panels randomly with leaves using the various colors listed above.

I then used a blending brush to add Blushing Bride onto the background.

Next, I added the cut-out leaves that were included in the kit. I played with the arrangement to make sure there were enough for the four cards. The gold stick on leaf was added last. Only two were left-over.

I then stamped and added the tags using dimensionals. I used the Teeny Tiny Wishes stamp set on the round tags, and Through It Together stamp set on the rectangular tags.

I tied the twine into bows and added it using a glue dot.

I then matted the panel with Basic Black and adhered it onto a card front.

Lastly, I adhered the other Basic White panel to the inside of the card.

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Floral Celebrations

I enjoy using left-over pieces, scraps, and discontinued or retired items from my stash. It justifies my investment in my craft. I do like using every bit that I can, and my stamps last forever. How large is your craft supply?

Stamps:

   Awesome Otters (It's Birthday Time!)

   Hand-Penned Petals (Congratulations)

   Through It Together (Thank You)

Paper:

   Granny Apple Green A-2

   Flower & Field DSP 5-1/4 x 4

   Shimmer Detailed Laser-Cut

   Garden Impressions DSP 3" Sq.

   Basic White 5-1/4 x 4 (Inside)

Ink:

   Tuxedo Black Memento

Technique:

   None

Accessories:

   Basic Rhinestone Jewels

   Paper Pumpkin Lift-Overs: Thread & Tag

   Fine Tip Glue Pen

   Glue Dots

   Adhesive

First, I adhered the Shimmer Detailed Laser-Cut square onto the DSP square. I did trim just a bit to even them up when they were adhered together.

I then stamped the sentiment in the center of the thank you card and the congratulations card. I stamped a tag and attached it using glue dots on the birthday card.

I then adhered the square piece onto the center of the Flower & Field DSP panel. I then adhered it onto the card front.

Lastly, I added a bow, rhinestones, and a white panel to the inside of the card.

Here is a closer look at each card:

Floral Celebrations

Floral Celebrations Too

Floral Celebrations Tre

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Amazing Silhouettes

The distINKtive ink surrounding the silhouette adds such elegance to the card. There is no need to be an artist. Stampin' Up! shares artistic talents with everyone. So, stamp with this set and create art. Thoughts?

Stamps:

   Amazing Silhouettes

   Through It Together

Paper:

   Tip Top Taupe A-2

   Go Wild DSP 5-1/2 x 4

   Basic White 5-1/2 x 2-1/2, 5-1/4 x 4 (Inside)

Ink:

   Shaded Spruce

   Tip Top Taupe

Technique:

   Sponging

   Distressed Edges

Accessories:

   Linen Thread 28"

   Sponge

   Distressing Tool

   Basic Rhinestone Jewels

   Adhesive

First, I stamped the silhouette using Shaded Spruce on a 5-1/2 x 2-1/2 Basic White panel.

I then sponged the edges using Tip Top Taupe.

I roughed up the edges using a distressing tool.

Next, I wrapped linen thread on the bottom of the panel and tied a bow.

I then adhered it onto the DSP panel and then onto the Tip Top Taupe card front.

I stamped the sentiment, added a few rhinestones, and adhered the other Basic White panel to the inside of the card.

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