Howdy - It seems like I haven't been creating lately, but I have. I'm sharing two cards with you which I will be featuring at my Coffee and Cards on Tuesday......
Tuesday May, 8, 2018
My House - 9505 - 86 Street, Fort Saskatchewan, AB
9:00-11:00am
$6.00 for two cards
$12.00 for four cards
Regsister HERE for Coffee & Cards
The first card is a CASE from a swap card I received from Nicole Zandbergen at the On Stage in Red Deer last month. I really liked how she popped up the whole mat with dimensionals and punched a hole to stamp into and created a shadowed sort of look.
I used Guy Greetings, which is retiring at the end of May, because I needed a couple masculine birthday cards for this month. I am going to miss this set a bit because I like the vintage images.
To begin, I attached the mat to the base with a very small "tick" of adhesive. Then I did the stamping with the various colours and stamps, being sure to slide a scrap piece of paper under the mat so that I did not stamp onto the base of the card. REMEMBER when you stamp into the circle, but are protecting the base, be sure the scrap doesn't fall into the hole - you'll lose your image.
To raise the whole mat I used the Foam Adhesive Strips - they curve around circlular shapes lickity-split. The other adhesive I used was our Tear & Tape to keep the ribbon close to the card.
To begin, I attached the mat to the base with a very small "tick" of adhesive. Then I did the stamping with the various colours and stamps, being sure to slide a scrap piece of paper under the mat so that I did not stamp onto the base of the card. REMEMBER when you stamp into the circle, but are protecting the base, be sure the scrap doesn't fall into the hole - you'll lose your image.
To raise the whole mat I used the Foam Adhesive Strips - they curve around circlular shapes lickity-split. The other adhesive I used was our Tear & Tape to keep the ribbon close to the card.
This second card is also a case from the swap - from Ashley Fifer. I think this is a fantastic way to get rid of little scraps of DSP, as well as using up scraps of cardstock. Adding embossing is a bonus.
If you are in my area, I would love to stamp with you on Tuesday.
That's it for now.
Thanks for stopping by
Joan
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