Showing posts with label thinking of you. Show all posts
Showing posts with label thinking of you. Show all posts

Tuesday, July 14, 2020

Thinking of You - Cards for Any Occasion - Spellbinders Card Kit for July


Thinking of You - Spellbinders Card Kit of the Month 

Every month, Spellbinders does an amazing job of providing a Card Kit that covers a variety of occasions. This month, the kit has a vintage vibe with a wonderful die and stamp set that help make this favorite.  I'm always looking for dies and stamps that can be used for multiple purposes.  

Introducing July's Spellbinders Card Kit of the Month :  

Card Kit of the Month Membership
The cards presented today feature the die and stamp set from July's kit.
I love the sentiment, "thinking of you" because it covers a multitude of emotions, events, and occasions.  Think about all the times a heartfelt note that conveys this message is completely appropriate:  
 - Every day general greeting
- Get well wishes
- Condolences
-Birthday
-uplifting encouragement


 
 The rich dark brown ink on the first card is  Dark Roast True Color Fusion Ink Pad from Spellbinders/Fun Stampers Journey.  I love these inks because they are robust, and rich in pigmentation.  They help create a nice clean stamped image. 

yeah yeah, I know you have a million ink pads in your stash.  But I also know you've been looking for a pad that delivers clean results.  It's a must have.   
Dark Roast True Color Fusion Ink Pad
Here is the second card.  Same stamped sentiment, but it's been embossed with FSJ/ Fun Stampers - Journey Gold- Embossing Powder to create a delicate balanced card. 
This embossing powder is exquisite for embossing because it's very fine - creating great coverage.   
Journey Gold- Embossing Powder


Here is the last card presented today from Spellbinders Card Kit of the Month.  I've used the die included in the kit as borders for the journal cards.  

And as always, the dies for Spellbinders monthly clubs are exclusive to Spellbinders and you won't find them anywhere else. 
Thanks for stopping here today.  Happy crafting.

Shop Here:
 Card Kit of the Month Membership
Spellbinders Card Kit of the Month
 Vintage Mementos Die Cut Shapes Set - Card Kit of the Month Extras
Vintage Mementos Die Cut Shapes Set -
Card Kit of the Month Extras
 Vintage Mementos Paper Pad - Card Kit of the Month Extras
Vintage Mementos Paper Pad - Card Kit of the Month Extras

Spellbinders Clubs - Small Die of the MonthSpellbinders Clubs - Card of the Month Spellbinders Clubs - Amazing Paper Grace Dies (APG)
Spellbinders Clubs - Large DieSpellbinders Clubs - Glimmer Hot Foil Die Hero Value Club Membership - Small + Large + APG Die of the Month
 Spellbinders ExtrasDark Roast True Color Fusion Ink Pad
Dark Roast True Color Fusion Ink Pad 
Journey Gold- Embossing Powder

FSJ/ Fun Stampers - Journey Gold- Embossing Powder

Monday, September 17, 2018

Tulips and Happy Thoughts - DIY Card with JustRite Stamps

Thinking of You!

 There are people all around us who could use a kind word of encouragement, a quick "pick-me-up" note, or even just mail.  Yep happy mail that is not a bill, a payment notice or junk mail. Gosh who isn't sick of receiving ONLY junk mail and bills in the mail.   

Raise your hands if you smile when you actually receive a card in the mail.  Come on...raise those hands.  

This card was made for just that reason.  It's a card that can be popped in the mail and can mean so much to the recipient.  JustRite's Rose Garden and Leaves Clear Stamp helped to make this super easy.   Scroll down and I'll tell you how I made this.  

This card was created using the following stamps: 


These are the Inks I used: 
Tsukineko Momento Dye Ink- Pear Tart
Tsukineko Momento Lux Dye Ink- Rose Bud
DIY Instructions: 
Step 1.  I used a pencil and drew a circle to start my tulip wreath.  The circle helps me in the stamping process and lets me know where I should be placing the stamp in order to make a decent wreath.  
Step 2.  I used two of the tulip stamps for this wreath however I only added only one tulip stamp to an acrylic stamping block at a time.  I thought this was the easiest way to avoid overlapping stamps.  

Stamping TIP -  You'll get better, crisper, clear stamped images if  you avoid using textured cardstock.  If the cardstock is flat on the backside, that is OK to use. 

Step 3.  I used cheap watercolors to add a splash of imperfect color to the tulips and leaves.  

Step 4.  Finishing Touches - I finished the card by stamping green accent dots (from the  stamp set) around the wreath and drawing stitch lines with a fine point black marker.  
I stamped "Get Well Soon" Sentiment last -  after I had a feel for where the bow was going to be added.  I didn't want to bow to cover the sentiment so placing the sentiment  off center was perfect.



Thanks for stopping here today.

Where to shop? 
You can shop for JustRite stamps and dies right here


Products Used on this Card:
JustRite "Get Well Soon Clear Sentiment Stamp" CR-05513
Spellbinders Ink by Jane Davenport - Squid Ink Pink 
Tsukineko Momento Dye Ink-Tuxedo Black
Ranger Archival Ink by Wendi Vecchi- Prickly Pear 
Tsukineko Momento Dye Ink- Pear Tart
Tsukineko Momento Lux Dye Ink- Rose Bud