Nutz about Stamping

Why not try this interesting card map challenge?

This week's Paper Craft Crew card map seems very simple but has some interesting elements that make it slightly different to try. 

What I really like about the above card map is that the ovals off-center a bit which adds visual interest. When you craft, try this  off-set idea, whether using ovals, circles or even squares. 

I had a tough time trying to figure out the stamped images under the ovals. So I tried something out of my comfort zone: using the rope image and stamping it across the entire card front. This image is quite large so I needed to do it completely across the front so it would be clear what the image actually was. Instead of stamping an image you could also use a contrasting (but coordinating) paper strip, just for something a bit different. 

I also like that the banner layer is between the ovals rather than underneath, giving it another unique touch. 

And the embellishments - 5 in total. Again, beyond the usual 3 which you often see on cards and on card maps. 

So having analyzed all these interesting details I decided to use my Sailing Home stamp set and a left over strip of the Come Sail Away designer paper as the banner. 

For a different look, stamp and die-cut the lighthouse and then pop it up above the top oval, using Stampin' Dimensionals. 

Now it's your turn: the next time you craft, try this idea or one of the variations I suggested above. 

Want to see what the other design crew members created for this challenge? Click here. 

A perfect way to tell dad he's the best

In today's video I am going to show you how to make a quick and easy but oh so lovely Father's Day card idea with the help of my Big Shot and the Come Sail Away product suite. 

You likely know by now how much I LOVE this new product suite - there are so many fun products that coordinate! And the bundle is oh so awesome!

With Father's Day coming soon I thought these products would help me create a quick and easy but oh so lovely Father's Day card!

Here's the card I created - and I included a video tutorial with extra tips under the list of products I used:

Sailing Home Father's Day card

Stamp set: Sailing Home (149457) OR bundle and save 10% (151066)

Ink: Memento Jet Black

Paper and cutting dimensions:
          Whisper White: 11" x 4 1/4"; 2" square
          Basic Black: 3 1/4" x 4 1/4"
          Come Sail Away paper (149481): 5 1/2" x 4 1/4"

Other: Big Shot, Magnetic Platform, SNAIL adhesive, Mini Stampin' Dimensionals, Whisper White Baker's Twine (optional), Smooth Sailing dies (149576 OR bundle using the ordering number above)

Here's how I designed the inside of my card, using the same stamp set:

Here's my video tutorial - thanks for watching!

Why not join this creative card map challenge?

I decided on a different take for this week's Paper Craft Crew card map challenge.

 

I love the map above but am just not into flowers right now. I am completely smitten with the Come Sail Away product suite and love everything I have made so far using it. 

So I naturally turned to these products for my card creation. I started by choosing two cards from the card pack and let the colors in those help me with the color for my card base (Balmy Blue). But my card seemed really plain so I turned to my embossing folders and spotted Swirls and Curls:

Swirls & Curls Embossing Folder
$7.50

I love the embossed background - the perfect match for the sailboat image, wouldn't you say? One final touch was the steering wheel die-cut and my card was done!

Note: the phrase that I stamped directly onto the card comes from the brand new Good Morning Magnolia stamp set (more on that later!)

 

Now it's your turn! Give our card map a try and see what you can create using products you have on hand! Then link over to the Paper Craft Crew site to see what the other design crew members made. 

How to alter products to create a unique card

In today's video tutorial (see below), I am going to show you how to alter some of the products in the Best Route product suite to make a unique masculine birthday card. (It would also make a great Father's Day card too!) 

First, here's the Best Route suite, featured on pages 52 and 53 of the 2018-19 Annual catalog. Note: all of these products are retiring on June 3rd! Hint: click on the photo featuring the products to link over to my online store. 

 

I was inspired for my card by one of the card in the catalog, but decided to alter the design to better suit my taste. What makes my card so easy to create is that you won't be using any stamps or ink. Just a couple of products from the suite that you will alter and instead of stamping on the card base I chose to emboss the card base using the Maps, Etc dynamic embossing folder. 

Best Route birthday card

Stamp set: none

Ink: none

Paper and cutting dimensions:
          Blueberry Bushel: 8 1/2" x 5 1/2" (21 cm x 15 cm)
          Memories & More card: cut off 3/4" from each side to create two matching strips

Other: Best Route Memories & More card pack #147036 (choose two cards from this pack), SNAIL adhesive, Best Route Enamel Shapes (146900), Big Shot, Magnetic Platform, Layering Circles framelits (141705), Maps, Etc dynamic embossing folder (146822)

As promised in my video, here's how I designed the inside of my card: I used a sticker from the Memories & More card pack and two strips of the Best Route washi tape to add some interest and coordination inside. 

Here's my video tutorial - thanks for watching!

Learn how to make a masculine collage card

In today's video, I am going to show you how to create a collage card using the Sailing Home cling stamp set. 

The Sailing Home bundle is part of the Come Sail Away product suite with colors and patterns that are perfect for masculine cards: Balmy Blue, Basic Black, Mossy Meadow, Night of Navy, Soft Suede and Whisper White. The suite also includes a Memories & More card pack, Baker's Twine, Trinkets (on video), and an embossing folder! 

I used this bundle to make this Sailing Home collage card. What's a collage? It is a crafting method that uses several backing pieces that are adhered to a backing. So for a card, it would be several pieces that are all attached (separately) to the card base. 

I have used this set a lot lately. If you want to see some card ideas I have already shared, click here for a masculine birthday card and click here for several ideas shared at one of Stampin' Up!s On Stage events. 

In my video I show you some simple ideas for using Sailing Home and then how to add more details to make a much more advanced version. And on June 4th the Come Sail Away designer paper will also be released for some extra background possibilities. 

But for today, here's my card. This would be a lovely masculine graduation card idea, wouldn't it?

Sailing Home Collage card

 

Stamp set: Sailing Home (bundle and save 10%: 149457)

Ink: Night of Navy, Soft Suede

Paper and cutting dimensions:
          Night of Navy: 8 1/2" x 5 1/2"
          Whisper White: 2 3/8" x 3 1/8"; 1 3/4" x 2 1/4"; 2 1/2" x 1" (phrase)
          Soft Suede: 2 1/2" x 3 1/4"; 1 3/4" x 2 1/4"; 1 7/8" x 2 3/8"

Other: Big Shot, Magnetic Platform, Sail Away Trinkets, Seaside Embossing folder (141481), SNAIL adhesive, Mini Glue Dots, Night of Navy/Sahara Sand Baker's Twine (149483)

As promised on my video, here's a photo of how I designed the inside of my card:

Why not watch my video tutorial showing you how to make this fun card? https://youtu.be/ZEEbNMjhQ0c

A simple but effective masculine birthday card

This week several of us celebrated a good friend's birthday. The location was this remote beach restaurant tucked away in the dunes of The Hague. The weather during the day was grey and gloomy but by 7 pm the skies cleared and we got to witness a beautiful sunset over the water. We couldn't have asked for anything more picturesque!

When I learned that the party would be at the beach, of course I immediately thought of the Sailing Home stamp set and that it would be fun to make my friend a birthday card that would reflect his birthday experience. 

I used some left over pieces of Tranquil Textures and Happiness Blooms designer paper (both of which are retiring) which I thought would contrast nicely with the Balmy Blue card base. I layered these and then added the Night of Navy images as another layer. 

As a few final touches I added a Night of Navy Enamel Dot and a strip of Baker's Twine and my card was done. I am so happy that my friend loved his card - it sat in the middle of our table the entire evening! (I was quite proud)

Sailing Home will be available in the upcoming 2019-2020 Annual Catalog. If you would like a free copy of this catalog, please contact me at terri@nutzaboutstamping.com and I can help you out! 

How to create a unique nautical masculine card

When I attended Stampin' Up!s On Stage event two weeks ago, I got the brand new Sailing Home stamp set for free! In today's video I am going to show you how to create a multi-layered masculine card with the help of my Big Shot and the Sailing Home stamp set. 

This set will be available for purchase as of June 4th and I combined several of the images to create a card with many interesting details. 

Needlepoint Nook 12" X 12" (30.5 X 30.5 Cm) Designer Series Paper
$11.00

Stitched Labels Framelits Dies
$33.00

Aqua Painters
$17.00

Watercolor Paper
$5.00

 

In my video I also show you how to create a watercolor wash background for this card. 

Sailing Home masculine card

Stamp set: Sailing Home (149457)

Ink: Night of Navy, Soft Suede, Balmy Blue

Paper and cutting dimensions:
          Whisper White: 8 1/2" x 5 1/2"; 2" x 3 1/2" 
          Balmy Blue: 2 3/4" square
          Needlepoint Nook designer series paper (148807): 4 1/4" x 5 1/2"
          Watercolor paper: 4" x 3"
          Wood Textures designer series paper: 4" x 3|
          Soft Suede: 1/4" x 4"

Other: Big Shot, Magnetic Platform, Stitched Shapes framelits (146828), SNAIL, Stampin' Dimensionals, Linen Thread, Mini Glue Dots, Everyday Label punch (144668), Aqua Painters (103954)

Here's my video - thanks for watching!

 

You need to make this amazing masculine birthday card

So many of you have emailed me to request more masculine card ideas and I hear you! It can be difficult to come up with masculine card ideas and I am here to help.

Today I have a super cool masculine card idea using the Geared Up Garage bundle:

Geared Up Garage Cling Bundle
$48.50

This is the perfect bundle to help you create a bunch of masculine cards. This bundle will retire on June 3rd so grab it now so you don't have regrets. 

Combine this bundle with the Maps, etc embossing folder and you will end up with this amazing card. Don't miss the full set of instructions and two additional photos underneath. 

 

Here's how to make this amazing masculine birthday card:

Supplies: 

• Stamp Sets – Geared Up Garage (148590), Bundle (150610)
• Card Stock – Soft Suede (115318), Basic Black (121045), Sahara Sand (121043), Whisper White (100730)
• Stamp Pads – Tuxedo Black Memento (132708)
• Misc. – Maps, Etc. Embossing Folder (146822), Rectangle Stitched Framelits Dies (148551), Garage Gears Thinlits Dies (148521), Classic Garage Metal Elements (148485), White Baker’s Twine (124262), Paper Snips (103579), Basic Black Stampin’ Write Marker (100082), Mini Glue Dots103683)

Measurements:  

• Card Base: Soft Suede Cardstock 11” x 4-1/4”. Score and fold at 4-1/4”.
• Layer 2: Sahara Sand Cardstock 5-1/4” x 4”
• Layer 3: Whisper White Cardstock 3-1/4” x 1-1/2”

Instructions:

1. Cut a rectangular hole in the center of the Soft Suede Card Base with the Rectangle Stitched Framelits Die that measures 4-3/8” x 3”. Fold card base in half on score line.
2. Emboss the Sahara Sand Cardstock layer using the Maps, Inc. Embossing Folder. Glue to the inside of the card peeking through the rectangular hole.
3. Stamp the sentiment vertically one word at a time, to the right on the Whisper White Cardstock layer by using the Basic Black Stampin’ Write Marker. Color one word at a time and stamp. Clean the stamp in-between stamping each word. Glue in place by sliding under the rectangular hole about 1-1/4” from the bottom.
4. Using Basic Black Cardstock, cut out the large gears die from the Garage Gears Thinlits Dies. Keep all of the round pieces that fall out. Glue part of the gears to the left of the sentiment and trim the ends off. Glue the remaining part that you cut off, to the right of the sentiment. Trim the ends off. Glue the small round pieces in the background.
5. Thread two of the Classic Garage Metal Elements through the white twine and tie into a bow. Glue to the top corner of the rectangle using Mini Glue Dots.

 

   

Announcing new, time sensitive Sale-a-bration products

I am so excited to announce that Stampin' Up! will be release a second set of Sale-a-bration products this week and you can earn them for free with a qualifying order beginning February 15th!

Click on the photo of the Sale-a-bration brochure below for a sneak peek of these additional items;

As demonstrators, we get the opportunity to acquire these items a couple of weeks before you so that we can create some sample ideas to share. So that's what I did.

The sample below uses the Painted Seasons bundle - and I chose a strip of the designer series paper to feature on my masculine birthday card. When I saw the patterns on this particular design I immediately thought of Lovely as a Tree so chose that for my set.

My one issue was that the Painted Seasons paper has Whisper White as its neutral color and when I first laid out my card design it seemed too white. So I grabbed one of my Stampin' Sponges and brushed Early Espresso and Call Me Clover around the layers to give them a more vintage and less stark look. 

I also used my Early Espresso and Call Me Clover Stampin' Write Markers to color and stamp the pine cone image from Lovely as a Tree. Each time I inked this image I stamped off onto a scrap piece of paper before stamping onto my card layer to achieve a more muted and vintage look there as well. 

Here's my Lovely as a Tree card: 

 

Some of you have emailed me to ask me to show you what I would do for my card insides as well. I usually keep the insides pretty basic because I love to write a note as well. Plus I am aware that a lot of extra bits add weight which will affect my costs for mailing.

Here's what I did for the inside of my card:

 To place a qualifying order and earn the Painted Seasons bundle for free, click the image below to link over to my online store! Let's have fun crafting together! 

How to create a Valentine for your manly man

Are you looking for a more masculine Valentine idea for your 'manly' man? I have a fun idea to share with you today - it is really easy to create and you man will love it especially if he loves hot-rods, choppers or loves to build things. 

What makes this Valentine masculine? First, the colors chosen: Crushed Curry and Tranquil Tide. The neutral is Very Vanilla which adds an antique neutral feel. 

The Geared Up Garage bundle and Classic Garage designer paper continue that masculine tone; don't you love the patterns in the designer paper? 

Geared Up Garage Cling Bundle
$48.50

Classic Garage 6" X 6" (15.2 X 15.2 Cm) Designer Series Paper
$11.00

And because this is a Valentine's Day card for your manly man, a new hearts are in order too, using the Be Mine Stitched framelits. If you want to order these products click on any of the product photos to link over to my online store. 

Be Mine Stitched Framelits Dies
$35.00

And here's the masculine Valentine - what do you think? I think the phrase is super fun and your man will love it! Under the card photo is a list of ingredients and step-by-step instructions. Have fun! 

Supplies: 

• Stamp Sets – Geared Up Garage (148590); 
• Card Stock – Crushed Curry (131199); Tranquil Tide (144246); Very Vanilla (101650); Silver Foil (132178)
• Stamp Pads – Basic Gray(149165) 
• Misc. – Classic Garage Designer Series Paper (DSP)  (148482); Garage Gears Thinlits Dies (148521); Be Mine Stitched Framelits Dies (148527); Dimensionals (104430);  Fine Tip Glue Pen (138309); Multipurpose Adhesive Sheets (144106)

Measurements:  

• Crushed Curry:8 1/2” x 5 1/2”, scored at 4 ¼”
• Tranquil Tide: 5 ¼” x 4”; scraps for hearts 
• Very Vanilla : Scraps for hearts 
• Silver Foil:  Scraps for die cut
• DSP:                       5” x 3 ¾”

  Instructions:

1. Start with die cutting your hearts.  If you want to make them easy to adhere, I recommend using the adhesive sheets –put your cardstock on it and then cut.  (I keep a container with cardstock that I’ve add the sheets to just for this purpose!)  Cut out the ones in both Very Vanilla and Tranquil Tide.  Choose the sizes you prefer (I used the 2 medium sized ones with the scallops –cut them out  together with the smaller one inside the larger one to get the heart frame.  For the green ones I used the 3 largest ones without the scallops).  
2. Die cut out the foil piece. (I also used the adhesive sheets on the back )
3. Stamp the sentiment on the Very Vanilla solid stitched heart using Basic Gray ink.
4. Attach the background hearts in whatever direction you choose by either removing the adhesive sheet backing or fine tip glue pen.
5. Attach the heart with the sentiment using dimensionals.
6. Attach the silver foil die cut on the top of the sentiment heart.
7. Stamp the inside with either an anniversary or valentines sentiment.  (If you prefer to add a sheet of very vanilla to the inside, cut a piece 5 ¼ x 4” and then stamp your sentiment)  

Why not join me in my interesting design challenge

This week's Paper Craft Crew design challenge is really interesting. Have a look below and leave a comment telling me which row catches your eye.

For me this was a challenge indeed. I decided not to create a Valentine card, even though Valentine's Day is just around the corner. 

I decided to create a vintage card instead. Which meant that I could either do the top row or the left column. 

To design my card I started with my designer paper choice. I don't have much that would be considered 'vintage' but I do have the Classic Garage designer series paper which have vintage patterns and colors:  Basic Black, Basic Gray, Crushed Curry, Pumpkin Pie, Read Red, Tranquil Tide, Very Vanilla and Whisper White.

Classic Garage 6" X 6" (15.2 X 15.2 Cm) Designer Series Paper
$11.00

 

I decided right away that I would choose a pattern that had Tranquil Tide as I wanted that to be one of my layer colors. I found the pattern that I liked and cut it as a layer as well, 1/4" smaller than Tranquil Tide. 

Then, something new, which just happens to be a die-cut too! I just got the Well Written framelits and chose to use 'happy' as the phrase on the front of my card:

Well Written Framelits Dies
$40.00

 

The rest of my card just fell into place - the layers under the 'happy' phrase and two layers to feature the phrase. I added three silver Metallics Sequins to add some sparkle and the shape of the sequins closely match the design in the paper! (tip: add the 'birthday' die-cut to the inside of the card to make it a birthday card)

Simple but oh so cute and I love the way the sequins shine in the light. I added a Basic Black Solid Baker's Twine knot up the left side and my card was done. 

If you want to see what the other design crew members created for this Tic Tac Toe challenge, click the link at the very top of this post. Give our card map challenge a try! And leave a comment under this post to let me know which row or column you might try!

Do something awesome every single day

The perfect phrase for all of us, right? And funny, but it is one of the phrases in the En Route stamp set too! 

Today I have an amazing card idea - it is colorful, has texture, angles, bright colors - it is amazing! I have said many times already that I adore the Best Route product suite - every product in the suite is fun to craft with and each goes way beyond cards. 

En Route Clear-Mount Stamp Set
$21.00

Best Route Enamel Shapes
$7.00

Maps Etc. Textured Impressions Embossing Folder
$9.00

Best Route Designer Series Paper
$11.00

 

Here's the card I have been raving about - under the photo you will find a full set of instructions. 

Supplies:

• Stamp Set: En Route (146591 – wood; 146594 – clear block)
• Cardstock and Paper: Best Route Cardstock Pack (146898), Whisper White (100730), Best Route Memories & More Card Pack (147036)
• Ink: Blueberry Bushel (147138), Gray Granite (147118)
• Miscellaneous: Maps Etc. Dynamic Textured Impressions Embossing Folder (146822), Best Route Enamel Shapes (146900), Best Route Washi Tape (146901), 2” Circle Punch (133782), 1-3/4” Circle Punch (119850), Layering Circles Framelits (141705), Big Shot Die-Cutting Machine (143263), SNAIL Adhesive (104332), Stampin’ Dimensionals (104430), Mini Stampin’ Dimensionals (144108), Paper Snips (103579)

 

Measurements:

• Mango Melody card base: 11” x 4-1/4”, scored at 5-1/2” the folded in half plus pieces that are 2-1/2” x 2-1/2” and 4-1/2” x 4”
• Blueberry Bushel: 3-3/4” x 5”
• Whisper White: 3-1/2” x 4-3/4” plus scrap about 1” x 4”
• Blueberry Bushel washi tape: about 3”

 

Instructions:

1. Run Mango Melody card base through Maps Etc. Dynamic Textured Impressions Embossing Folder using Big Shot. Set aside.
2. Trim three smaller cards out of the Best Route Memories & More Card Pack so two pieces are ½” wide on the long (4”) edge of the card and so one other pattern is ¾” wide. Using SNAIL adhere those on the Mango Melody scrap that is about 4-1/2” x 4” laying them down at an angle and making sure to leave a small gap between strips. Trim at an angle on one edge. Hold that piece down onto the larger Whisper White piece and mark it so you know how to trim the other end. Trim it.
3. Holding that piece back down on the Whisper White align where you want the sentiment to go, ink with Blueberry Bushel and stamp. If you don’t adhere it first, you can always redo if your stamping goes awry. Once it looks right, adhere strip piece to Whisper White with SNAIL.
4. Using Gray Granite stamp road map image onto Gray Granite cardstock and punch out with 1-3/4” Circle Punch. Using 2” Circle, punch Mango Melody. Using 2-3/8” circle die, cut out a circle from the Blueberry Bushel Memories & More card (it is the one with a white circle in the center). Adhere Gray Granite to Mango Melody with SNAIL. Adhere a strip of Blueberry Bushel Washi Tape across top of Gray Granite making sure to wrap it around back. Using SNAIL adhere that piece to the larger Blueberry Bushel circle.
5. Stamp bicycles in Blueberry Bushel along bottom of the 4” Whisper White scrap. Trim so that it’s about ½” wide. Using Paper Snips trim to create an arrow. Using Mini Stampin’ Dimensionals, adhere to top of circle piece.
6. Adhere Whisper White larger piece to Blueberry Bushel base with SNAIL. 
7. With Stampin’ Dimensionals, adhere circle to front of card so it is over the three diagonal strips. Also with Dimensionals, add Blueberry Bushel to card base.
8. Apply Best Route Enamel Shapes to left of sentiment.

How to wish someone a special birthday

Today's Broadway Birthday card idea is the perfect card to wish someone a special birthday! The colors and paper choices have a masculine feel and the phrase packs that wow factor. 

The products used to make this striking card come from the Broadway Bound product suite - pages 68-69 in the Annual Catalog:

Broadway Birthday Photopolymer Stamp Set
$17.00

Metallic Pearls
$7.00

Broadway Bound Speciality Designer Series Paper
$14.00

Black 1/2" (1.3 Cm) Satin Ribbon
$7.00

 

You can save 10% on the stamp set and framelits but purchasing the bundle: #148321

Broadway Birthday Photopolymer Bundle
$41.25

 

This Broadway Birthday stamp set makes such fun card ideas - here's just one idea. Don't miss the instructions under the card photo!

Supplies: 

• Stamp Sets –  Broadway Birthday (147067)
• Card Stock – Whisper White (100730) Basic Black (121045)  
• Stamp Pads – Memento Black Ink (132708)
• Misc. – LayeringCircles Framelits (141705) Candle Embellishments (146281) Black Satin ribbon (146250) Metallic Pearls (146282) Broadway Specialty Designer Paper (146277) Gold Foil paper (132622) 

 

Measurements:  

• Whisper White cardstock                       8 ½” x 5 ½: 
• Whisper white cardstock                         3 ¾” x 5” 
• Basic Back cardstock                               4” x 5 ¼” 
• Broadway Specialty Designer Paper      3.75 ” x 2.5” 
• Broadway Specialty Designer Paper      3.75 ” x 2.5” 
• Scrap white & Scrap Gold foil for circles

Instructions:

1. Score and fold the ½ sheet of Whisper White cardstock in half 
2. Adhere2.5” pieces of Broadway specialty paper to 4” piece of Basic black overlapping in proportion of print that is pleasing to you 
3. Wrap length of Black satin ribbon across front of card securing to back side of 4” piece of cardstock 
4. Adhere layered/ribboned piece of Black cardstock to front ot card
5. Stamp “Make a wish” image with Memento black ink on Whisper white cardstock
6. Die cut stamped image with layering circles framlelits 
7. Die cut Gold Foil paper with scalloped circle from layer circles 
8. Adhere Whisper White greeting circle onto scalloped Gold piece
9. Adhere greeting to card front
10. Add three Gold Metallic pearls
11. Add 3 ¾” x 5” piece of whisper white to inside of card
12. Stamp greeting of choice and or add hand written message
13. Place in envelope and hand deliver or mail to brighten someone’s birthday. 

How to make a fabulous Father's day card

Want to tell your father how fabulous he is? Then create this fabulous Father's Day card idea - quick to create but packs a wow factor!

Here's what I used to create my card - you can click on any of these small images to link over to my Online Store:

Banners For You Photopolymer Stamp Set
$27.00

Tabs For Everything Photopolymer Stamp Set
$17.00

In Color 2018–2020 6" X 6" (15.2 X 15.2 Cm) Designer Series Paper
$11.00

Banner Triple Punch
$23.00

 

 Create your own stamped banner using the Banners for You stamp set using words in the set that describe your father. Then use this banner as a layer on your card. 

 

Then add some embellishments, such as Linen Thread and Metallics Sequins.

Here's a list of what you need to make my father's day card. Why not give it a try?

Stamp set: Banners for you (141710), Tabs for Everything (143907)

Ink: Blueberry Bliss, Sahara Sand

Paper and cutting dimensions:
          Blueberry Bliss: 8 1/2" x 5 1/2"; scrap 2 3/4" x 2"
          Sahara Sand: 4" x 1 7/8"
          In Color designer series paper (Blueberry Bliss polka dots): 5 1/4" x 4"
          Whisper White: 3 1/2" x 1"

Accessories: Big Shot, Magnetic Platform, Bunch of Banners framelits (141488), Stampin' Dimensionals, Metallics Sequins, Linen Thread, Fine-Tip Glue pen

Wow your dad with this outstanding card

Father's Day is almost here so why not make this outstanding Father's Day card to show him how special he is!

Introducing the brand new Lined Alphabet bundle - a set of 38 stamps + 34 edgelit dies! The beauty of this bundle is the unlimited number of words you can create - you design the combos you need!

Lined Alphabet Photopolymer Bundle
$143.00

Tabs For Everything Photopolymer Stamp Set
$17.00

 

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This bundle has so many amazing possibilities for creating words. This week I am going to show you how to diecut letters after you have stamped them to make this outstanding Father's Day card. (see my video below)

 

Stamp sets: Lined Alphabet (bundle and save 10% 148390), Tabs for Everything (143907)

Ink: Night of Navy, Memento Tuxedo Black

Stampin' Blends: Night of Navy dark (1440439), Smoky Slate dark (145055)

Paper and cutting dimensions:
          Night of Navy: 8 1/2" x 5 1/2"
          Smoky Slate: two strips: 1/4" x 4 1/4"
          Whisper White: 2" x 41/4"; 1 1/2" x 3"

Accessories: Big Shot, Magnetic Platform, Mini Stampin' Dimensionals, SNAIL adhesive

Here's my video - enjoy!