These are some of my favorite prints from the More Amore Designer Series Paper in the Spring Catalog. Pretty and soft. I can’t stop putting banners on all of my cards since I got this Hearts a Flutter set of framelits. I really like how this one turned out, it uses a lot of tools, but it really goes together pretty quickly. That is what is great about having cool tools!
Thanks for looking!
This is the masculine card that we made at Stamp Camp last month for Valentines Day. I really like the way it turned out, so I used it for my Darling husband’s valentine. He loved the new technique. The technique is very simple. Add a chalkboard background by rubbing a little chalk or white ink on black or green card stock with a sponge. I like to emboss my main images using white ep to make them easier to work with. You can then add depth, detail and even color with colored pencils or our white chalk pen. Add additional elements by stamping in white ink with no embossing. Be sure to add those elements after the embossing or they will grab your powder.
Have fun trying this technique!
Stamps |
Hearts A Flutter ~ Delightful Dozen |
Ink |
Real Red ~ Black StazOn ~ Whisper White Craft |
Paper |
Real Red ~ Whisper White ~ Basic Black |
Fun Stuff |
Big Shot ~ Hearts A Flutter framelits ~ Whisper White Bakers Twine ~ Whisper White EP ~ Heat Tool ~ Colored Pencils |
Here is a really quick and simple card. I used the Hearts a Flutter framelits for the larger hearts and then I stamped and hand cut the smallest heart from the More Amore specialty DSP. I added some embossing to some of the pieces and stamped a simple sentiment. I really like the way it turned out. Clean and simple cards are the hardest for me, for some reason!
Happy Stampin’
Stamps |
Delightful Dozen |
Ink |
Primrose Petals |
Paper |
Crumb Cake ~ Primrose Petals Core’dinations ~ More Amore DSP |
Fun Stuff |
Big Shot ~ Hearts a Flutter Framelits ~ Adorning Accents folders ~ Pool Party bakers twine |
