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Papaya Collage is such a versatile stamp set. I used several pieces from the stamp set for this card. The colors are Soft Sky, Summer Starfruit and Baked Brown Sugar with Very Vanilla.
Watch the video to learn tips and tricks to make this card!
Enjoy!
For this week's Thursday Product Review, I wanted to tell you about Stampin' Up! Candy Dots. When I first saw this product, it definitely reminded me of the candy that my sisters and I used to get up north when we were little. These, though, are even better!
Candy Dots are sold in each of the Stampin' Up! Color Collections. They are adhesive backed and super easy to use. Candy Dots can be used alone or you can attach them to the brad bases.
I hope you enjoyed learning more about Candy Dots!
Here's a Quick & Creative masculine card for you today made with the stamp set "The Open Sea". I used Crumb Cake and Very Vanilla cardstock with Crumb Cake, Early Espresso and Island Indigo ink. I used the Circle Card Thinlit to make the flip card.
Watch my video to learn the step-by-step instructions and to see all item numbers.
Enjoy!
Here's another unique color combination on this card made with the retiring stamp set "My Friend". I used Pistachio Pudding with Smoky Slate. The words, though, are stamped with Silver ink.
I used Tombo multi-purpose glue to attach the Pistachio Pudding Ruffled Ribbon to the Whisper White cardstock. This is a super quick & creative card!
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It's funny to me that after several years of having this stamp in our catalog, I'm still not sure how to properly say the name of it! Oh, well. It's a fun background stamp that is retiring. As with all retiring products, they are available only while supplies last!
I used Crushed Curry ink on the stamp and then after I stamped onto Very Vanilla cardstock, I used a Sponge Dauber to add Baked Brown Sugar ink around the edges. The Elegant Butterfly and Bitty Butterfly are both punched out of Baked Brown Sugar cardstock. You could also stamp a greeting in that open label on the stamp.
I hope you enjoyed this Quick & Creative card!
First of all, I absolutely love using the colors Strawberry Slush and Crisp Cantaloupe together! This card has a quick & creative technique that blends those colors.
The stamp I used is a single stamp called Beautifully Baroque. I inked the entire stamp with Crisp Cantaloupe. Then I took a Sponge Dauber and tapped it gently on the Strawberry Slush ink pad. I randomly sponged this ink onto the image before stamping onto the Very Vanilla cardstock.
The stamp, as well as the Framed Tulips embossing folder and the In Color Boutique Details, is retiring and available to order while supplies last!
This is another card from my upcoming Power Hour class that features Retiring Stamp Sets. This set is "Lacy & Lovely". I used Crumb Cake cardstock for the card base and added some embossed Chevrons to another layer.
The other colors you see are Raspberry Ripple, Pumpkin Pie and Old Olive. This set coordinates perfectly with the 2 1/2", 1 3/4" and 1" circle punches.
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I love the bright color combination on this card - Rich Razzleberry and Bermuda Bay!
I used markers to color the image from the retiring stamp set, Bright Blossoms, before stamping.
If you look carefully, you can see the Bermuda Bay layer is embossed with the Stripes folder - which is also retiring.
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Be sure to check the Retiring Products in my online store. Everything is only available while supplies last!
