Showing posts with label Anniversary. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Anniversary. Show all posts

Thursday, June 21, 2018

Make a Difference

If you want a stamp set that you can use to personalize your cards or projects, the Make a Difference Stamp Set has 143 photopolymer stamps that have not only single letters of the alphabet, but double letters that are used frequently, numbers, different fonts, and so much more.  I made this card for my daughter's upcoming wedding anniversary, personalizing it with their names and wedding date.

Because they are photopolymer stamps, it is really easy to see where you are stamping, making it easy to write out your sentiment.

I used Rich Razzleberry Card Stock for my card base and layered it with a piece of coordinating Pear Pizzazz Card Stock, and a sheet of Share What You Love Designer Series Paper.    I stamped my sentiment on Whisper White Card Stock, cut it out using a Bunch of Banners Framelit, daubed some Petal Pink around the edges and placed it onto my card using Dimensionals.  For a bit more embellishment I tied some Pear Pizzazz 3/8" Shimmer Ribbon around the layer before I placed it onto my card base. 

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Thursday, June 7, 2018

Make a Difference

The Make a Difference Stamp Set has 143 photopolymer stamps that you can create with to customize your project.  I made this card for my daughter and son-in-law for their upcoming anniversary.  


My card base is Rich Razzleberry Card Stock that I layered with a piece of Pear Pizzazz card stock and Share What You Love Designer Seriers Paper.  I stamped my sentiment using Rich Razzleberry Ink, sponged some Petal Pink onto the cut out image, and added a piece of Pear Pizzazz 3/8" Shimmer Ribbon.

Because these stamps are Photopolymer it is easy to see where you need to stamp.  If you are looking for a stamps that makes it easy to customize your work, and gives you the creativity to come up with your own sayings and sentiments this one is for you.

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Thursday, January 18, 2018

Happy Wishes

The Happy Wishes Stamp Set is one of the free items you can select through Sale-a-bration.  Something different this year is that this item requires $100 in sales instead of $50.   It is one of my favorite Sale-a-bration items and has 16 stamps and comes in either wood or clear, and the sentiments are perfect for so many cards, and I love how you can color it in and have it coordinate with your ribbon and card stock.


I layered my card with a piece of  Petal Passions Designer Series Paper and tied a bow using the new Berry Burst Metallic Ribbon.  My In-Color markers were used to fill in my flowers, and I added a Glitter Enamel Dot for a bit more embellishment.  Such a quick card to make, and with the large sentiment and just a touch of flowers under the word happy I think it really is a nice touch for an anniversary card.

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Tuesday, February 21, 2017

Falling in Love Anniversary Card


If you are looking for the perfect designer paper for wedding and anniversary cards make sure to check out the Falling in Love Designer Series Paper.  The soft colors and designs make such pretty backgrounds.  Just add your sentiment and a few other touches and you have a card that anyone would like to receive.  

In addition to my Designer Series Paper I added one of the new Lace Doilies as well as a bow made with some FREE 3/8" Metallic Ribbon.  This ribbon comes in a combo pack and has one roll with silver accents and one with gold accents.  This ribbon is just one of the great items you can select for Free with any $50 Stampin' Up! order.  

I also heat embossed my "happy anniversary" to give it a bit more elegance and sponged my framelit to give it a soft look. 

Tip:  To adhere my doily I took my Silicone Craft Sheet and put on a few drops of Multipurpose Liquid Glue and using a piece of my Stampin' Sponge I rubbed the sponge in the glue and then rubbed the sponge onto the back of the doily.  This is a really quick way to adhere larger intricate items. 

Note -  Sale-a-bration ends March 31st.


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