Friday, September 23, 2022

Happier Than Happy Bundle


 This card features the Happier than Happy Bundle 
(Happier than Happy set with Happy Forest dies).  I love
all the cute images that help bring the forest to life.  The
bear looks like it is pointing, or holding up a sign, so it makes
it easy to set up the card elements.  For this card, I used
a retired Embossing Folder as the background.

Wednesday, September 21, 2022

Grassy Grove with Oceanfront


 For this card, I paired the Oceanfront set (background)
with images from the Grassy Grove set.  I love how easy
it is to stamp these images to create a realistic background.
This is also a card that allows you to leave the sentiment
off, so that you have the flexibility to send it for get well
or birthday situations.

Monday, September 19, 2022

Celebrate Sunflowers


 I think that sunflowers look good in almost any color scheme.
The Celebrate Sunflowers set with Sunflowers dies are
a wonderful combination.  My only concern is that after
adding some Fine Tip glue in the center of the flower
makes it look a bit like a fried egg.

Friday, September 16, 2022

Waves of Inspiration


 The Waves of Inspiration bundle consists of the 
Waves of Inspiration stamp set and Waves dies (page 167).
I like the unique sentiments and wonderful images.
They can be stamped and used as is, or highlighted with
coloring tools.  Either way, these images are beautiful.

Wednesday, September 14, 2022

Best Remedy Kit


 My Mom had another accident and is back in skilled nursing.
I wanted the Best Remedy kit, specifically for her.  Mom likes
funny cards, and my sister owns an ice cream/souvenir shop.
The images and sentiments are perfect.

I colored the skunk with Stampin Blends and then added
the little ice cream container.  When you open the card,
here is the sentiment.

Monday, September 12, 2022

Flowing Flowers


 Stampin' Up! has offered some fantastic flower sets.
This is a retired set, called Flowing Flowers, from the
January-June 2022 mini catalog.  It was such an elegant set!


You could ink the stamp up with one color, and then
use sponge daubers or blending brushes to add accent colors.