Seamless Shaker Valentine’s Day Card with Kristina Werner
Hi, all! Kristina here! Today I have a fun shaker card for you for Valentine’s Day. I used the Slimline Borders stencil to create a colorful ink blended background and then turned it into a shaker card.
I first ink blended the diagonal stripe border on white cardstock using five colors of Simon Says Stamp Ink: Hot Mama, Doll Pink, Hollyhock, Twirling Tutu, and Duckling. I turned the stencil over between colors to make the diagonal stripe alternate.
To make the shaker area, I cut a circle in the ink blended background using the Nested Circles dies, as well as another slightly larger circle out of acetate. Then I assembled the shaker area using the Spring Blooms Mix of sequins from Pretty Pink Posh.
To finish off the card, I adhered greetings that were stamped using the Love Greetings Mix stamp set.
Be sure to watch the video to see how a seamless background to the shaker area was achieved. Enjoy!
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Hero Arts Flower Power!!!
Hi friends! Happy Wednesday! Please join me in welcoming back special guest Channin Pelletier to our blog showcasing some new and beautiful Hero Arts products! Read on and enjoy!
Hello everyone! It’s Channin here and I’m so thrilled to be joining you here at Simon Says Stamp!! Today I’m sharing a pair of cards I created with several new products from Hero Arts’ Spring Catalog Release!!
The minute I saw the GORGEOUS new Color Layering Flower Power Stamp Set I could not wait to ink up all the layers and try out a bunch of different color combos!! Today I’m focusing on a yellow, orange, and pink palette and I just love how these beautiful girls turned out! I hope you like them too!
To create these cards I first stamped the girls using the Color Layering Flower Power Stamp Set. I started with their faces, there are four layers to create the face if you include the stamp which adds color to the eyes. I started with the largest layer and stamped it first in either Caramel or Soft Vanilla ink, depending on which girl I was making. I then added some shading to the sides of the same stamp using a small blending brush and a darker shade of ink (Cup’O Joe or Soft Apricot). Next, I stamped the detail layer for the eyes in Cup’O Joe or Soft Apricot. Then I moved onto the layer for the lips and stamped that in Caramel or Soft Vanilla, but this time I stamped it like 3-4 times to make it a bit deeper tone. Lastly, I finished with the layer that colors the eyes and stamped that in Caramel and then Cup’O Joe or in just Soft Pool.
Next, I stamped the floral hair, the hair also has four layers. I started with the most solid layer (lower left corner of stamp set) and inked it up in either Dandelion or Soft Pink. I then stamped the next layer (upper left corner of stamp set) in either Citrine or Cotton Candy. Next, I stamped the third layer (lower right corner of stamp set) in either Creamsicle or Bubble Gum. Then lastly I finished with the detail layer (upper right corner) and stamped it in either Soft Apricot or Rose Madder.
Once I had finished stamping the girls I then die cut them out with the matching die. I then created the backgrounds by stamping the front of an Azalea and a Mustard panel (4” x 5 1/4”) with the Butterfly Garden Background Bold Prints Stamp in either Rose Matter or Creamsicle ink. I then thoroughly dried the panels and then stamped and white heat embossed them with my sentiments. Lastly, I adhered the panels onto an A2 top-folding white card base with liquid glue and then adhered the girls with foam adhesive.
I hope you enjoyed my cards!! Thank you so much for stopping by! ~Channin
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Crafty with Caly: Heart Blooms Stencil Trio
Hi friends! Happy Tuesday! How pretty is this card by Caly Person in our latest edition of Crafty with Caly on the blog?! Read on and be sure to watch the video for more details. Enjoy!
Hi, Friends! It’s Caly with you today and I wanted to share a card made using the Waffle Flower Heart Blooms Stencil Trio set. I love layered stencils and I don’t always add color the way they’re intended to add extra color and dimension.
Simon Says Stamp inks come in such beautiful shades and I used several on my card (Key Lime, Green Leaf, Dusty Sage, Laurel Green, Hollyhock, Watermelon, Deep Purple). I find it easiest to add color using a finger dauber for detailed stencils like the one I’m using today.
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After adding color using each stencil layer, I added a stitching border using the Simon Says Stamp Stitched Rectangles die. Then I splattered the panel with white paint and Watermelon ink.
To finish my card, I die-cut the world Heart from the Oversized Heart Die and embossed my sentiment from the Oversized Heart stamp.
I love adding lots of dimension with foam adhesive and I hope the way I added color using these stencils gave the card lots of dimension. Thank you all for stopping by today! Have a wonderful day!~Caly
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