Waterfront scene

Stampin Up's waterfront stamp is so great to make scene. You can use it to create any scene you want. Today I got idea to make scene.

I stamped the mountain on the card first and layered the deep and light to make mountains. On the front I stamped the land and trees.

I used the blender pen to make the water.

I also made the frame for my card. I cut the white paper 1" wide each side wide on the A2 panel. Then I scored the each side every 1/4" and fold to make a frame. I put the scene panel under the white frame.

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Just to say ...

Came with Tonic Studios monthly card kit No.7 had a free gift -- "Just to Say" die. It's beautiful die.

I sponged Distress Oxide inks on the white panel. Then I die cut it. I also die cut the same sentiment on the other white panel.

I stuck the colorful sentiment to white one that moved the white sentiment out. And put the white space back.

I added the the some Nuvo drops on the card. The below three dots that drops included in kits. I still felt the card was very plain. I die cut a green panel by the die from same card kit.

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Amazing flower

I just received the beautiful card kit from Tonic Studios. It's my first kit from them. Kits No.7 ( March). You can order kit No. 8 now. I list link below.They have so beautiful dies and texture papers.

I stamped the flower stamp that include in kit on the white paper. Then colored by Prismacolor Color pencils. I heard a lot of bad feedback about Prismacolor pencils are very easy to broken. Before I thought I was lucky, but this time I got bad experience. Specially the two green pencils that broken all the time. It made me so crazy.

Then I die cut the frame by frame dies. I added the light linen purple(wild pansy) under the white panel. I also used the white linen cardstock for the base.

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My painting

Today is a beautiful bright sunny day. I sit front of window and enjoy this spring time.

I created this card today. I stamped the Paint  Palette on the white card and cut out the inter frame. And glued the acetate behind of the frame window.

I stamp the trees on the other white card by the garden green ink. And used the blender pen to blend the trees and ground. I also used the blend pen to color the blue sky.

I installed the trees picture behind of the painting frame.

I used the post note to cover the paint frame and stamped the plant and sentiment.

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Embossed rose thank you card

Last week when I went to Barns & Noble with my daughter, I bought Love Cardmaking Magazine. It included very pretty embossing fold, stamp and dies. I found I can buy UK magazines from CraftStash.Co. I linked it below.

I embossed on the white card and watercolored the flowers and leaves. After dry, I cut the card to 4"x5.25" and stamp the sentiment on the white blank area.

I decided all rest of panel white. And added the black card under it to make a frame.

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Beautiful Friend

I am hardly to make a layer card. Today I want to try it. I used the beautiful peacock stamp set today. My camera did not get the beautiful color at all.  In fact the bright color is very pretty and bright.

I stamped the peacock tail and matched the peacock on the white card. Then I used the MFT half circle die to cut it out.

I stamped randomly peacock and flower tail on the card. I chose the tone by tone color for the background.  Orange pattern paper was from my stash.

Sentiment was from two different stamp set. "beautiful" was from beautiful peacock stamp set. "friend" was from waterfront.

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Waterfront

I didn’t get any ideas for sentiment on this card. I just love to make scene card. Maybe I leave it for future to add sentiment when I use it,

This card is easy to make. First, I stamped mountains on the panel. Then I sponged the sky and water.  I added some wrinkles on the water by blender pen. I also used the blender pen to add some shadow of mountains.

At the end, I stamped the seagulls and small boat on the panel.

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