Nature card

Hello and welcome to my blog. I just had to have this stamp set. I think it was because of the circle dies in it that caught my eye. The ima...

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Hello there friends... I'm back today with another clean and simple card, taking a break from Christmas cards today and wanted to share a card I made using the Nature's Harvest bundle from Stampin' Up! To see how this card came together, you can click HERE for the video. I love to watercolor. It's my favorite way to add color to an outline stamped image. Something about the softness and shading makes my heart happy, so when I saw this stamp set I knew I'd want to use my watercolor pencils…

Today's clean & simple sympathy card required a bit of prep work. I began by selecting three shades of yellow ink; Mango Melody, So Saffron, Daffodil Delight, plus dark brown, Early Espresso

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For this month's blog hop, I created a fun fold card with two of my favorite bundles, Spotlight On Nature and Thoughtful Wishes. I started with a Boho Blue card base, 8 1/2" X 4 1/4",

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I am happier when my card has dimension so i use a lot of dies rather than just a stamped image. This set, Spotlight On Nature, does not have dies for the images so I stamped them twice and fussy cut one of the sets out. I then cut a few slits in the flowers and adhered them on top of the stamped images. The butterfly did not need slits to be cut. I was able to bend it forward and then glue it to the first stamped image. TFL