Hello my dear crafty friends and welcome to our Inspired by Stamping July stamps release
You can see the full release post for today in Inspired by Stamping blog
Each day we are going to share one of more stamp sets from this release and some of those projects were even made with full tutorials as this one made for the last set for this release - Fresh Bouguet
Product list
Cardstock-
American Crafts, Stamps- Inspired by Stamping, Dies- Elizabeth Crafts Designs,
Ink- Ranger, Embossing Powder- WOW! Embossing Powders, Markers- Zig Real Brush,
Stickers- SRM Stickers, Other- sequins
How
to make this card: 1. Make the basic pink card from solid cardstock (6*4
1/2''). Die cut the largest stitched rectangle with Elizabeth Crafts die from
green cardstock and glue it over the pink card.
2.
Stamp Inspired by Stamping Fresh Bouquet over white cardstock with clear
embossing ink and heat emboss with white powder.
3.
Color the stamped image with Zip Real Brushes and hand cut the colored image.
Glue it over the card with 3d foam glue.
4.
Stamp the sentiment on the bottom as shown (Inspired by Stamping). Add clear
stickers with stitches (SRM Stickers) and some random sequins.
And remember- when you comment on our posts you have a chance to win $20 GC each and every release day!
7 comments:
Love your pretty color combo on this card! Beautiful new floral set!
Very pretty! I love these gorgeous colours! The florals are my favourite set so far!
So lovely against the green background. Beautiful work!
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Really striking against the green background.
Such bright and beautiful creation and love the impact of stitching!
LOVE the design of this happy card!!! Love pink and green together, and the coloring of the flowers is beautiful! The dimension of the cut out flowers adds a lot to the card! The stitching and all bling are great finishing touches!
Your card is so stunning with the bold green backdrop!!! Love the deep colors you chose to use!! This is my favorite stamp so far because of all the coloring possibilities.
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