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Showing posts with label Beautiful Butterflies Stamps. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Beautiful Butterflies Stamps. Show all posts
Today I'm showing off this Time for Celebration Mix & Match Ephemera Pack because I discovered something really cool...... They're sticky backed! I totally recommend having your Take Your Pick tool handy for removing the backing. Here are the links for products I've used in these cards:
I also added some Rhinestones to the ones in the first 2 photos (let's face it gotta have bling!)💎
Then I got carried away and made a heap more...... I pressed out all the images then put them into piles of things I thought would go well together (Christmas was the easiest pile 🤣) But it's really cool that there's a bit of everything in the Ephemera.
The card I made up and showed in the video is this one:
I wanted a pop of colour hence the butterflies ended up in Berry Burst with some of the lovely Basic Gray & Smoky Slate Pearls on them
then as I ended up cutting 2 sets of designer Paper I also made up this card , and coloured in the paper using Stampin' Blends (alcohol markers) so I could get graduation of colours.
I reckon you could probably make this card any size you like (although A6 sheet fits nicely in a C6 envelope!)
So my measurements are as follows:
score your card in 1/2 lengthways
on one side of the score line find the 1/2 way point and cut down from the edge to the score line
on the other side of the score line measure 2 1/2cm in each side and cut from the edge to the score line
then twist!
Check out the video to see how it works!
I hope this inspires you to create, and you have a go too
Today I decided to have a go at something that's been brewing in my brain, and I'm happy with the way it turned out, not sure if there's a specific name for cards like this or if this is a Heather special!
The idea is to stamp a nice colourful image for the underneath image, then the same image as a plain image non-coloured in or less decorative. This one then gets cut up with a series of dies that allow a small gap between them. I thought it would be cool if the top image is raised and the best way I found of doing this was to add Foam Adhesive sheets to the back before it's cut, gives it a nice sturdy lift, plus saves faffing around with mini dimensionals and trying to cut them down!
Anyway here are the photos of the finished cards, and you end up making 2 cards out of the one cut!
Today I'm showing you how to make the card that Paula (Yellow Bear Stamping) was showing off when we were together in New Zealand (couple of weeks ago in my video) see the video here: Live Video with Paula
I have no idea if it has a special name, she found it on Connie Stewarts blog (from USA), so now I'm borrowing it and changing it (as I do....) see my measurements down the bottom.
Here is the "original style" card that I made: (click the links to see the products)
I also made this one which I show in the video, but uses a retired Designer Paper, the saying is current though😊 it's from Beautiful Butterflies.
Now for the measurements:
Take your standard A5 sized card, score it in 1/2 at 10.5cm, then each of the sides in 1/2 again (easiest way is 5.25cm in from either side.)
Don't fold the side bits!
Now cut 5cm up a slit from one score line to the next, and repeat on the other side, so you have 2 parallel cut lines in the middle of card that go from the outer score line to the other outer score line. (hopefully that makes sense!, if not watch the video below)
Then you need some Designer paper, I measured it 5 3/4" x 4", and a further piece 5 3/4" x 5cm, see the video for how to cut it, as it's a bit hard to describe! (sorry)
Then you'll need something for your saying to go on I used die cuts but you don't have to
And either a full card to add to the back for the Landscape card or an A6 piece for the back for the portrait card.