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Products Used on This Card GRS 196B-PC |
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Products Used on This Card 1047F Bear-y Fun 1414B Dot To You I stamped the image "Bear-y Fun" using Brilliance Graphite Black ink and then colored with my Prismacolor pencils and blended the colors with Odorless Mineral Spirits. Then, I cut out the image and adhere to the Nestabilities Large circle (used foam squares). All other circles I cut with Nestabilities circles, too. The sentiment I stamped with brown craft ink. The patterned paper from K & Company ". I finished off the card with a punched snowflakes, corner punch (Fiskars), ribbon, Frosted Lace Glitter, gemstones and piercings. CREATED BY: OLENA |
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Products used on This Card 722E Cozy Cottage 1298B Christmas Joy First, I stamp the image "Cozy Cottage" using Brilliance Graphite Black ink and then colored with my Prismacolor pencils and blended the colors with Odorless Mineral Spirits. For frame, I used my Cricut and "Wild Card" cartridge. I put inside frame a colored image and glued on the background.Then, I stamped the sentiment using Coffee Bean pigment ink (Brilliance). Then, I stamped sentiment using Coffee Bean pigment ink (Brilliance). To finish the card, I added some Ribbon, brads, "Frosted Lace' Stickles and piercings. CREATED BY: OLENA |
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Products Used on This Card 711G Nativity Scene Merry Christmas, everyone! I stamped the nativity image on white cardstock,
then colored in the scene with Neopiko markers, and added some shading and
highlights with Prismacolor pencils, blending with odorless mineral spirits.
Each card layer is raised with thin foam, and the white panel is embossed with a
Fiskars texture plate. CREATED BY: DINA |
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I can't decide which one I like best. They are all so nice! I found your blog by buying your stamps at a stamping convention in Akron,Ohio. Have a blessed holiday!
Karen Said...
Thank you so very much for your blog, sharing your talents and for your prayers for a blessed Christmas. We too, will pray for you and yours. May the reason for the season stay fresh in our minds throughout this coming year. God bless and keep you all. Merry Christmas!
TammyM Said...
I love the poinsettia cluster and the cottage cards the best but they are all just gorgeous! Have a Merry Christmas!!!
Julie Said...
The cards a lovely and they are so inspiring. Merry Christmas to you and your family.
Dorothy from Lindenhurst, IL Said...
I really liked all the cards, all of them are beautiful. Thanks for showing them. Will look forward to seeing more.
Nelda in TN Said...
These card samples are the best! So many great ideas and such great stamps too! I look forward to getting your samples.
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