Showing posts with label Itty Bitty Banners. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Itty Bitty Banners. Show all posts

Wednesday, January 22, 2014

Ornamental Kisses Valentine

I've seen people use the Ornament Framelits on quite a few occasions to create things like vases to use with flower stamps. What I did with this card was very similar, I die cut an ornament, but this time, just cut one side of it to make a flattened bottom, and retained the pointed tip. Here is the card that I put together.

INSTRUCTIONS

  1. Create a standard 4 1/4" x 5 1/2" card base out of Real Red cardstock
  2. Using Brushed Silver cardstock, a die from the Ornament Framelit collection, and the Big Shot Magnetic platform, die cut the ornament shape. In my case I had it overlap the edge to avoid trimming the bottom of the kiss.
  3. Next, take out the Circle Collection framelits to size up the circles with the die cut kiss. In my case I am using the 5th and 6th (from the smallest) dies.
  4. Using the larger of the two circle dies, die cut Real Red cardstock
  5. Emboss a panel of Whisper White cardstock using the Fancy Fan embossing folder
  6. Using the smaller circle die, die cut a circle from the embossed cardstock.
  7. Using Real Red ink, stamp the "LOVE YOU" sentiment from the Itty Bitty Banners stamp set
  8. Die cut the banner using the Itty Bitty Banners Framelits collection and the Magnetic Platform to keep it in place
  9. Assemble the medallion of the card by adhering the Whisper White embossed circle onto the Real Red circle using glue dots. Apply a glue dot behind the tip of the kiss, adhere the banner. Finally adhere the kiss to the embossed circle using Stampin' Dimensionals.
  10. Cut a 4" x 5 1/4" panel of Designer Series Paper, I used the "I Am Me" collection, and adhere it to the card base.
  11. Wrap card with Whisper White Organza Ribbon (adhere with small pieces of sticky strip), then adhere the medallion you assembled in Step 9
  12. Tie a bow and adhere to card using glue dots
  13. Assemble materials to create a clay flower, Pool Party reinker, Clay, and Flower Mold. I also grabbed a plastic plate and rubber gloves
  14. Flatten out bits of clay and add a couple drops of reinker to each of them
  15. Wearing the gloves, knead the ink into the clay (the gloves won't be necessary anymore after it's been thoroughly kneaded)
  16. Using the tip of your finger and a drop of water, lightly wet the mold, then press the clay into the mold.
  17. Release the clay from the mold and set the flowers out to air dry overnight (they will still feel soft, but they will retain their shape)
  18. Once dry, apply a clay flower to the ribbon on the card using Sticky Strip (Glue dots will not work with the clay)

MATERIALS

All of these materials are available to purchase through my Stampin' Up! online store. Feel free to order there or to email me at stampingbandit@gmail.com
  • Real Red cardstock (102482)
  • Whisper White cardstock (100730)
  • Brushed Silver cardstock (100712)
  • I Am Me Designer Series Paper (130138)
  • Real Red Ink (126949)
  • Pool Party reinker (122933)
  • Itty Bitty Banners Stamp Set (w.132022, c.126257)
  • Fancy Fan embossing folder (127751)
  • Circles Collection Framelits (130911)
  • Ornaments Collection Framelits (127816)
  • Bitty Banners Collection Framelits (129267)
  • Magnetic Big Shot Platform (130658)
  • Clay (130685)
  • Flower Mold (131272)
  • Whisper White Organza Ribbon (114319)
  • Sticky Strip (104294)
  • Glue Dots (103683)

Sunday, September 2, 2012

Card Sketch of the Week - September 3rd, 2012

I've been inspired lately by the designs I've been seeing in weaving, whether it be baskets, paper weaving or ribbon weaving, I absolutely love the look.  This week's sketch challenges you to try your hand at weaving!  Remember all products used are available in my online Stampin' Up! store, feel free to contact me directly as well at stampingbandit@gmail.com

Sketch
 
Sample 1 - From My Heart stamp set, word window punch and modern label punch.  This sample uses a triaxial weave of comfort cafe DSP, certainly celery and marina mist cardstock.
 

 
Sample 2 - While not really weaving, the Herringbone technique pulls off a very similar eye attracting pattern, this card also uses Comfort Cafe DSP, as well as the Bitty Banners framelits and the Itty Bitty Banners stamp set.



Sunday, July 8, 2012

Weekly Card Sketch - July 9th


Enduring the heat wave this week!  It was easy to find time to do some creative stuff while hiding away in the A/C!



Sample 1 - summer smooches dsp, Just Believe and Itty Bitty Banners stamp sets,  a reinker wash, and really loving the bitty banners framelits!



Sample 2 - comfort cafe dsp (my favorite in the new catalog!!), Fabulous Phrases and Elements of Style stamp sets, some punch "labelling" and crochet trim!