Hello and welcome to my blog; today I am going to share with you a recap of all the cards and projects that I have shared this week. If you missed one of my posts this week you can find them all in one place. In this post you will find each project listed by day of the week and be able to click on the link to visit each blog post. I will also have a list of the supplies that I used on each project in case you would like to shop for those particular supplies.
Sunday, June 23, 2019
Rick's Weekly Recap June 17-22 2019
Hello and welcome to my blog; today I am going to share with you a recap of all the cards and projects that I have shared this week. If you missed one of my posts this week you can find them all in one place. In this post you will find each project listed by day of the week and be able to click on the link to visit each blog post. I will also have a list of the supplies that I used on each project in case you would like to shop for those particular supplies.
Saturday, June 22, 2019
Rick's Saturday Simple Stamping Episode 23: Featuring the Dino Days Stamp Set
Hello and welcome to my blog; today I am going to share with you another #simplestamping card. Today's card features the dinoriffic stamp set Dino Days new in the 2019 Stampin' Up! Annual Catalog. This is a super fun set featuring some very cute dinosaurs. As I mentioned in another post I totally think this set can be used for anyone not just kids.
If you are new to stamping these tutorials and videos are designed just for you. They are designed to teach new crafters how to create wonderful cards only using Stamps, Ink, and Paper! These are super simple but fun and cute cards that you can easily recreate without problems. I design a new card for my beginning stampers each week. I remember how it felt when I first started stamping and how scary it can be to share your cards with others. So I am here to help you not to feel that way. And one way I can do that is to share with you a Simple Stamped card that you can recreate and to help guide you in that you don't have to have all the fun stuff just yet. All that comes as you progress. Here's a look at today's simple stamping card.
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Friday, June 21, 2019
Blessed and Grateful featuring To A Wild Rose Stamp Set by Stampin' Up!
Hello and welcome to my blog; today I am going to share with you a very pretty card featuring the To a Wild Rose Stamp Set from Stampin' Up!. The To a Wild Rose stamp Set is the Million Dollar Achiever set Inspired by Mary Ellen Byler. Once a demonstrator hits a Million Dollars in sales they get to go to the home office in Riverton Utah for a special trip and they get to help design a stamp set. Isn't that just the coolest thing. Mary Ellen has spoken about her set and how it was inspired by her Grandmother who always grew roses. I thought that little story and the stamp set both was so cute and wonderful. It made me want this set even more; not that I didn't already want it when I saw it in the catalog. And, it was a three step stamp set plus matching dies; it was a no brainier. Here's a look at my card.
I started off by stamping the most solid image of the rose but before I stamped it on my project I had to stamp off one time to get the excess ink off. I wanted it to be a very light shade of Pineapple Punch. The next layer (the next solid rose stamp) was stamped at full strength. The outline image was stamped with just Early Espresso. For the leaves I only stamped with the second solid image full on straight from the ink pad in Old Olive. And, the out line in Early Espresso. Once I had the three flowers and leaves done on my card front I then stamped a few extras so I could cut out using the matching Wild Rose Dies. If want this set make sure you get it with the Cost saving bundle code in the catalog or in my online store. Why not save that extra 10%.
Before I stamped the Blessed and Grateful Stamps I laid out my die cut rose and leaves to make sure I had the perfect placement. Once I was sure I did I stamped the Blessed first in Early Espresso and then stamped the and Grateful sentiment under it and slightly to the right of the card front.
I layered my card front (4 x 5 1/4) onto a Old Olive mat cut at 4 1/8 x 5 3/8, and attached it my Pineapple Punch card base (5 1/2 x 8 1/2 scored at 4 1/4). I then needed to stamp the inside of my card and so I added one rose and a few leaves at the top of a whisper white panel and attached it to the inside. To finish off the presentation of my card I stamped the envelope to match. Because, you should never send a naked envelope.
Well, that finishes my Blessed and Grateful Card using the stamp set To a Wild Rose. I hope that you like it and if I have inspired you to give it a try. If you don't have a demonstrator you work with I would love to earn your business. You can pick up all the supplies I used today in my online store by clicking on the item in the shopping list below. I will be back tomorrow with the next episode of Saturday Simple Stamping see you then.
Rick
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