Pedaling Past

I don't know what it is about this set but once I saw it in the Summer Mini, I had to get it.

I CASEd (copy and share everything) right from the Summer Mini Catalog.

The catalogs are great because it is filled with gazillions of ideas to copy and make your own. I've changed the colors and look a bit but it started with the idea from the catalog.

Can I just tell you how much I'm loving the new products that Stampin' Up! is carrying now? I just love the new crochet trims and especially the new colors. I love the brightness of Marine Mist that was used in this card. I also forgot how much fun it is to watercolor. You can be sure that I'll be showcasing more watercoloring in future blogs.
 

{Project Details}
Stamp: Pedaling Past (116972-wood OR 120069-clear mount)
Ink: Cajun Craze, Early Espresso, Marine Mist, and Pear Pizzazz Classic Ink Pads.
Paper: Cajun Craze, Marine Mist, and Whisper White Card Stock.
Accessories: Aqua Painter (103954); 5/8" Crochet Trim-Victoria and 1/8" Marine Mist Taffeta Ribbons.

To Have and To Hold

With today being Sunday and my last chance to submit this before the next Mojo Monday Sketch Challenge, I thought it would only be appropriate to use "Last Chance" items from Stampin' Up!. Our cousin is getting married at the end of this month so I wanted to make this wedding card for the couple.

Her main colors are purple and green. So I tried to tie those colors into this card. Using Stampin' Up! chalk and blender pens, I did a water color technique onto the bride and groom. This is just simple and beautiful.

Click here for Last Chance Stamp List

Click here for Last Chance Accessories

{Project Details}

Stamp: To Have and To Hold (115098) and Frames with a Flourish (113496)

Ink: Chocolate Chip Classic Ink Pad

Paper: Whisper White ard stock and Bella Rose Designer Series Paper

Accessories: Stampin' Up! Chalk, Blender Pens

Waterfall Card

I was challenged to make a card for a swap using one of my favorite stamp sets...what else??? Crazy for Cupcakes! I saw this waterfall card technique on Splitcoaststampers.com and so here is my version! Pull on the tab.

Keep Pulling!

 

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