Something Saturday - Long Time No See

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Hi there Creators, Well today I just had to show off this idea I had for my new stamp set: "Long Time No See" (click the link to see it)  I couldn't resist the idea of making the bodies longer, with pull out pieces. This is the one I started in the video all finished:  I've used the Regals Stampin' Write Markers to colour my Alpaca & Christmas Decorations in, and some of my favourite bling; Drusy Adhesive Backed embellishments , Oh they are soooo shiny! 😍 I'm so happy with the way it turned out! Then of course I had to have a play with the sausage dog.....  using the Brights Stampin' Write Markers this time, and the Happy Labels Pick a Punch to create the Ticket look for the sayings I took a couple of "how to" photos as I was making this second card and thought I'd share with you: First up stamp the dog on the top piece of card Then  add some body to him, plus stamp his tail and extra body onto other card, and cut out, then cut a slit a...
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GDP #261

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 Hi there Creators,

The Global Design Project #261 challenge this week is a colour challenge: (check out the link to see what others have done)

 

So I thought I'd join in again, and try out a card type I've seen someone else show off recently  I know it would have been on one of the Stampin' Up! facebook pages, I can't remember exactly what she used, but I liked the 3D'ness of it 😄 and I have no idea what the card is called possibly Diorama card would work?  anyway I set to work trying to work out how she'd done it (although I suspect if I could re-find hers she'd probably already done instructions lol)  I always seem to take the hard way.....

So here is my "take" on it using these colours.  The inside is the impressive bit.....

Ornate Layers Dies, Guilded Autumn Specialty DSP, Stampin' Up!Ornate Layers Dies, Guilded Autumn Specialty DSP, Stampin' Up!


The outside not so impressive, but check out that gorgeous Gilded Autumn Specialty Designer Series Paper!  I've teamed it up with the Ornate Layers Dies, and the super soft ribbon from the Basket Weave & Metallic Ribbon combo pack.

What do you think? have you had a go at this sort of card? and if so, what's it called? lol

If you've never made a card like this would you like to learn?  let me know!

I hope it inspires you to have a go.

God Bless love

Heather xox




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  1. bonniemon9 October 2020 at 01:48

    I saw your beautiful creation on the Global Design Project blog and had to come to your blog to see the details! I love it!

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