Congrats card with SNS

Hello my dear crafty friends!

Irit is here today and I am going to share my new fancy card made with new and gorgeous 

Sparkle N' Sprinkle  new stamp set- Tulip Square.

This time I used the Tulip Squares stamps as is- squares stamped, hand cut and glued over Sticker paper . The purple glitter frame was made from the same sticker paper and added as another layer .

 Congrats sentiment was stamped with another stamp set and heat embossed with white embossing powder.

Product list:

Tulip Square stamp set #894

Demo Donna's Stylin' Saying #777

Black Detail embossing powder EP171

Diamond Dust Ultrafine glitter G1116

Sugar Plum glitter G1065

 White embossing powder EP298

VersaMark ink

Black pigmented ink

Tear- ific tape 1/4''

Cardstock- American Crafts

Zig Real Brush Markers

Sticker paper SNS

Dies- non branded

Pearls

 Here are a couple of close- ups to this card:

And as always- a full step by step tutorial is HERE in my blog!

 Step by step tutorial:
1. Stamp the tulips with black pigmented ink and heat emboss with black detail embossing powder.

 2.Color the stamped images with Zig markers as shown.

 3.Die cut the basic purple card base and the sticker paper frames.

4.  Hand cut all four tulip squares and arrange them over the die cut sticker paper square. Sprinkle Diamond Dust glitter over the square to fill the gaps and to make the frame. Sprinkle Sugar Plum glitter over the thin sticker paper frame and glue it around the white one.

5. Stamp the sentiment  and heat emboss with white embossing powder. Make the sentiment spot and glue it over the card. Add a few purple pearls.

Kindness card with SNS

 Hello my dear crafty friends and welcome to my last Sparkle N Sprinkle March 2018 reveal post.

This time I am going to share a card made with Bearded Iris stamp set and it's pretty simple card, but yet I made the Mixed Media background using gel medium, stencil and SNS glitter.

And as always- a full step by step tutorial is here in my blog for you to use.

Product list:

Bearded Iris #889

Fire Engine glitter G1007

EP Clear detail EP280

EP Black detail EP171

Tear-ific- Tape 1/2'' wide

Cardstock BoBunny, Papericious

Stencil- Sweet Stamps
Dies- not branded

Black pearls

Starting  March  , SNS is doing something new.  Instead of a traditional blog hop, the designers will begin showcasing the new sets on the 5th of each month and one lucky winner of a $20 gift certificate to SNS will be chosen at the end of each month 

In order to be eligible to win, you must comment on both the SNS Blog and a Mystery Designer's blog (will be checked for compliance).  The more often you leave comments on the Designers' blogs and on the SNS Blog, the better your chances of winning the prize

.And now you are imvited to my own blog to see the full step by step tutorial

Look at these close- ups to see the texture of the background and  the double layered iris image too.

 Step by step tutorial:

1.Die cut the cardstock piece and keep the lotus image as shown.

2. Use stencil and clear embossing paste over the die cut cardstock piece.

3. Sprinkle SNS Fire  Engine glitter over the wet embossing paste and now let it dry. Be patient as it can take time.

4.When dry cut the glittered piece and add it over the background cardstock as shown.

5.Stamp the Iris image using black pigmented ink and heat emboss with clear embossing powder. First stamp on the back of yellow dotted cardstock - this will be our lower layer.Then stamp on thick white cardstock for the upper colored later layer.

6. Color the hand cut flower with Zig Watercolor markers.Add a few white lines with white pen.

7. Arrange the double layered iris as  shown using 3d foam glue.

8. Stamp the sentiment on the corner. Arrange the card and add a few black pearls.

Aged to perfection card with SNS

Hello my dear crafty friends and welcome to my second Sprinkle n' Sparkle March post.

Irit is here  today and I am going to share a lovely vintage style card made with one new SNS stamp set and the well known " broken glass" technique made with SNS embossing powder. 

This technique is a perfect finish for the old stamped items and for any vintage project.

Product list:

I love old trucks #890

EP Copper EP236

EP Clear EP120

Tear-ific- Tape 1/2'' 
Tear- ific Tape 1/8''

VersaMark ink Tsukineko
Distress inks – Ranger

Cardstock- 7 Gypsies, Canson

Twine

Starting  March  , SNS is doing something new.  Instead of a traditional blog hop, the designers will begin showcasing the new sets on the 5th of each month and one lucky winner of a $20 gift certificate to SNS will be chosen at the end of each month. 

In order to be eligible to win, you must comment on both the SNS Blog and a Mystery Designer's blog (will be checked for compliance).  The more often you leave comments on the Designers' blogs and on the SNS Blog, the better your chances of winning the prize!

And here are some close- ups to the technique and then the full step by step tutorial for you to see:

Step by step tutorial:

1.Stamp the Old Truck image using brown pigmented ink and then heat emboss it with Copper embossing powder.

 2.Use some Distress Oxide   on your craft mat and color the stamped image by dragging it over the wet inks.

3.Make the basic card layer with patterned cardstock and heat emboss the edges with Copper embossing powder as shown.

4.Heat emboss the stamped front edges with the same Copper embossing powder.

5.Cover the stamped card front with a generous layer of VersaMark and Clear embossing powder and heat emboss it all. Repeat this step for 4-5 more times to get a very thick layer of clear embossing over the card front. Put the piece into the freezer for a couple of minutes and then brake it gently to get the broken glass look.

6. Stamp and color  the sentiment from the same stamp set  with the same products as the truck image. Cut it and glue over the card.Add a few natural twine strings as shown.

Amazing you : SNS March release card

Hello my dear crafty friends and welcome to my first  Sprinkle n' Sparkle March post.

Irit is here  today and I am going to share a lovely oriental card made with one of the new released stamps and quite a lot of SNS  embossing powders.

First let me say that our new release is just gorgeous and in my personal opinion this Paisley Elephant stamp is the " Must have" one. It's pretty large and detailed and easy to cut after stamping; it's the stamp that you can color with all possible markers, but you also can mist in a second like I did in my tutorial. 

Product list:

Amazing you- Paisley Elephant #884

EP Black detail EP171

EP By the lake EP400

Tear- ific- Tape 1/2'' wide

Cardstock- AC, Papericious

Dies- Cherry Lynn and non branded

Texture paste

Indian embellishments

Mists- Tattered Angels

Starting  March  , SNS is doing something new.  Instead of a traditional blog hop, the designers will begin showcasing the new sets on the 5th of each month and one lucky winner of a $20 gift certificate to SNS will be chosen at the end of each month. 

In order to be eligible to win, you must comment on both the SNS Blog and a Mystery Designer's blog (will be checked for compliance).  The more often you leave comments on the Designers' blogs and on the SNS Blog, the better your chances of winning the prize!

Some details are here and then the full tutorial:

 Step by step tutorial:

1. Cut your Papericious (or other) cardstock as shown to fit the top and the bottom of the card.

2.Stamp the Paisley Elephant  over white cardstock with pigmented black ink and heat emboss with Black detail embossing powder.

3.Hand cut the stamped image and mist it with Tattered Angels Glimmer mist. Let the image be totally dry.

4.Stamp the sentiment from the same stamp set and color it with the same mist using baby wipe. Arrange the sentiment as shown.

5.Make your  cardstock stencil with a die cut card panel  for one time use. Cover the card base with this stencil and embossing paste. 

 6.Sprinkle By  the Lake embossing powder over the wet embossing paste and heat emboss it. Don't try to make it perfect mas this is a Mixed Media background and it's never perfect.

Mist the heat embossed background with TA blue mist  and let it dry.

 7.Glue the cardstock strips from the previous step as shown.

8.Glue the elephant image and sentiment and some Indian embellishments over the card.

 Your card is done! Enjoy it!