Hi and welcome back! I've got a
Diva special coming right up! Today we've got for you a color challenge that is delightfully feminine- Blushing Bride, Early Espresso and Rose Red. Not a hard combination to use, especially in February when Valentine's Day is still fresh in our minds.
As promised on Monday here is a second version of this embossing technique I learned from
Stampin' 411 using punched pieces to make your own embossed pattern. I am in love with this technique! For this one I used hearts, obviously, and the best part is I used repositionable adhesive to glue them to a scrap piece of cardstock so I can move them around and reuse them as often as I'd like. The other best part is you can use those thin white pieces of 12x12 chipboard that come with every pack of designer series paper (DSP)!
The adorable stamp set I used here is called Create a Cupcake which perfectly coordinates with the matching punch to easily cut out the cupcake parts! Like the inside? Had to make it cute as well! The sentiment on the inside is from a new hostess set called Something to Celebrate- a very useful set!
Want to see another card made with the Create a Cupcake stamp set and punch?
There you go! A CASE from our Stampin' Success magazine that SU Demos get each month. Isn't that cute? And so easy since the punch actually cuts out the cherries too! No hand cutting.
Would you like to host a workshop where I teach you and a group of your friends and family how to make cards like these? I'd love to teach you, so just let me know and we'll work something out!
Thanks for stopping by today! Be sure you hop on over to the
DCBD blog for more great samples of this color challenge!
~Kristin
SUO Supplies (card 1)
Stamps: Create a Cupcake, Something to Celebrate
Colors: Rose Red, Early Espresso, Blushing Bride
Accessories: Build-a-Cupcake punch, Heart to Heart punch, Decorative Label punch
(Card 2)
Stamps: Create a Cupcake, Woodgrain background
Colors: Crumb Cake, Soft Suede, Old Olive, Cherry Cobbler
Accessories: Build a Cupcake punch, Dotted scallop ribbon border punch, mini library clip