I hope you enjoyed this Blog Tour. The links are gone now so I hope you bookmarked all your favorites. Our next tour will be July 27 and 28. It will coincide with the launch of our yearly catalog, so be sure to stop back here in July for updates.
I love this stamp set because the artwork is beautiful and this set is so versatile. It can be used for all occasions and easily transforms from one era to another. I would love to hear your comments about the blog tour so please come back on May 17 (after the tour) for a tutorial on my "faberge" card and leave your feedback to be entered for a random drawing for a $25 Stampin' Up! Gift Certificate (U.S. residents only). Let's begin!
One of my favorite things about stamping is how I can use it to create little gifts like this party favor. It has a modern and classy feel to it. I love the gray pattern from Walk in the Park Designer Series Paper and the contrast with the Regal Rose Ribbon. And of course, everything looks just a little nicer with "sparkles". I also love how Stampin' Up! provides coordinating punches with our stamps. Although this circle stamp is larger than the 1 3/8" Circle Punch, I was still able to capture the image and center it onto my gray scallop circle. The box was made using the Big Shot and Matchbox Bigz XL Die. (You'll be introduced to many other projects using the Big Shot as you go along the tour.) Wouldn't you love to receive something sweet in this box?
PROJECT DETAILS:
Paper: Walk in the Park Designer Series Paper; Basic Gray and Whisper White card stock
Ink: Basic Gray and Regal Rose Stampin' Up! Markers
Accessories: Clear Rhinestone; Regal Rose Grosgrain Ribbon; 1 3/8" Circle and Scallop Circle Punch; Big Shot; Matchbox Bigz XL Die
This sample is one that I used for K Werner Color Challenge #50 of brown, red, yellow, turquoise, and white.
I like this 5" x 5" card because it has a more modern, trendy appeal. Also, it was quick and easy to do. I simply stamped the background using the flower images in the stamp set. Layered with a Chocolate Chip card stock trimmed with a scallop edge punch. Placed a 1/8" strip of Tempting Turquoise card stock onto the Chocolate Chip card stock. Stamped the butterfly onto another Whisper White card stock, cut out leaving a bit of white outline, and adhered to the card with Stampin' Dimensionals. You can use other greetings/verse in place of the "true friend". I just love the colors and how they work with each other.
CARD DETAILS:
Card stock: Whisper White, Chocolate Chip, and Tempting Turquoise
Ink: Riding Hood Red, Tempting Turquoise, Summer Sun, and Chocolate Chip Classic Ink Pads
Accessories: Scallop Edge Punch
My next card is the complete opposite of the previous card. What I like to call this card is my "faberge" card. Its colorful, glittery, delicate, and ornate like a faberge egg (or at least that's what came to my mind when I finished this card). But this is just as easy as other cards that I like to make only with a few more steps. *Remember, come back after the tour on May 17th for a tutorial on this and a chance to win some blog candy (U.S. residents only--sorry).
CARD DETAILS:
Paper: Very Vanilla card stock
Ink: Chocolate Chip and Kiwi Kiss Classic Ink Pads; Bold Brights Water Color Crayons
Accessories: Blender pens; Glue pen; Dazzling Diamond glitter; Stamp-A-Ma-Jig
Beautiful projects,
ReplyDeleteLove this stamp set,
On my WANT list,
Hugs
Angie
I am really liking this set the more I see it. You just convince me with your beautiful projects. The color combination is great. Thanking for sharing.
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Lisa,
ReplyDeletelike the detail on the flowers, very nice.
What great projects. I love the sparkles on your faberge card.
ReplyDeleteLisa: I love your cards. The butterflies are beautiful. I have to come back and study them more. I just got the Big Shot butterfly.
ReplyDeleteNice job, Lisa. I love this set, too!
ReplyDeleteThe last card is my hands down favorite... glad you got them posted, can't wait to see what you share for our tour tomorrow!
ReplyDeleteHi Lisa, loved your projects, especially "faberge" card, just beautiful, thank you for sharing with us.
ReplyDeletelove the set and your cards.
ReplyDeleteBeautiful creations!!
ReplyDeleteBeautiful butterflies! Love it!
ReplyDeleteThese examples are just great but the last one is my favorite. I will be back to CASE it!.
ReplyDeleteWhat beautiful cards! I'm coming back on Monday!!! The tutorial will be so helpful!!
ReplyDeleteLisa, great art work for the tour. I am so glad I stopped at your site. Have a great weekend.
ReplyDeleteI love your projects! Totally awesome! Renee
ReplyDeleteYour Faberge card is beautiful. I'll definitely be back for the tutorial.
ReplyDeleteLove your Faberge card, I will be back! Michelle
ReplyDeleteI've always love the look of this stampset but I've seen VERY few sample made with it. You dis a wonderful job on this and now I'm sure I want it! :)
ReplyDeleteLove your cards! That faberge card is gorgeous!
ReplyDeleteC@@L! I just love this stamp set. Great job on your samples! Thanks so much for sharing and for being on this Tour :)
ReplyDeleteI just got this set and I can't wait for your tutorial! All your cards are beautiful but your "Faberege" WOW
ReplyDeleteit is absolutely gorgeous! Thanks for sharing.
Wow, love your projects! Your 5by5 card would make a wonderful scrapbook cover. Great job, Nola
ReplyDeleteBeautiful set of projects - especially the Faberge card. I'll be back for the tutorial.
ReplyDeleteThanks for sharing the inspiration - Jean
Funny story! Had a customer e-mail me after going on our tour to ask me to CASE your last card! thanks to that I have to go buy that set now! Thanks a lot! :o)
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