Oh So Eclectic Card in Fresh Fig

I love and adore the stamp set and dies used to create this card.  Here's another card that makes my heart happy.

When you cut the beautiful openings in your card, you can add any color behind it, to completely change the look of your card.

The flower stamps blew me away when I first tried them.  They actually have different depths of color, with a watercolor look --- all with just the one stamp.  I don't know how they did that, but I LOVE it!!!

Even though this card has a lot of details, it was pretty easy to create, thanks to the dies and the beautiful stamps.  You'll be seeing more creations of mine using these wonderful new products because they are amazing.  See you soon!

August Classes:
August 14 -- Scraps and Prayers
     5:30-7:30 / $15.00 -- book box with cards project 
-----  ONLY 1 REMAINING SPOT.  SIGN UP ASAP.

We'll be making this book box, along with the 3 cards below.

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Brusho, Embossing Paste, and Medallion Stencil

I love our new medallion stencil.  I used it with embossing paste over a Brusho background and it now reminds me of a stained glass window.  The Tranquil Tide card base works perfectly for this project.

I added 3 Eastern Gold Vinyl Stickers, but I think the card would look just as beautiful without them. 

I love how you get the lighter and darker shades of blues and greens using the Brusho. 

I've always loved blues and greens together and this card makes my heart happy.

August Classes:
August 14 -- Scraps and Prayers
     5:30-7:30 / $15.00 -- book box with cards project 
-------  ONLY 2 REMAINING SPOTS.  SIGN UP ASAP.

We'll be making this book box, along with the 3 cards below.

- Thanks for stopping by my corner of the blogging world.

- Come back often for more creative inspiration.

- Check back soon to check for class updates.

More Fun With Stamp Cases

As promised in my previous post, here are some more fun ways to use our stamp cases.  Enjoy!  

I keep all these cases in my Raskog Cart, close to my main stamping spot.  They are so handy!  The one labeled 'bits and pieces' contains extra odds and ends of cut and/or stamped pieces that I can grab quickly and use for other projects.

These first 3 photos are showing our wide stamp cases.

Below, our 1/2 case.  It is still wide but half the height of the cases above.  To store them together, two 1/2 cases will stack and be equal to the cases above.  This makes for easy storage.

The half case is decorated with retired DSP and I keep it in my stash, to remind me how I made it.  The candy has been removed and given away, so it wouldn't tempt me:)

The case below has not been embellished.  I love this DSP (retired) so much that I haven't felt the need to decorate it further.

I had note cards in this one, but full sized cards will fit in it, also.  I no longer have this retired stamp set, but I loved it and I miss it.  You can't keep them all:)
Check here for order numbers for our stamp cases.

August Classes:
August 14 -- Scraps and Prayers
     5:30-7:30 / $15.00 -- book box with cards project.
     THIS CLASS IS ALREADY FILLING UP.  SIGN UP ASAP.

We'll be making this book box, along with the 3 cards below.

 

- Thanks for stopping by my corner of the blogging world.

- Come back often for more creative inspiration.