| Hi Everyone, Since Mother's day is past and time flies so quickly, we are sharing a lot of guy-themed cards today. This will help prep your creativity and get you ahead of the game before Father's day rolls around. A lot of our customers really enjoy the fact that we carry a lot of stamps that celebrate the guys in your life. But I know, it's so much easier to make pretty girly cards with fun colors! This weekend Heartfelt Creations will be represented at the Rubber Stamp Expo in St. Paul MN! Have a great week, and hopefully nice summer weather will visit all of us soon. God Bless, Emma Lou | |
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 | Products Used on This Card 354806 Classic Circle Nestie 415594 Water Dewdrops I used the brayer technique for the background on the main image, then stamped the "Wilderness Lake" over the top using Tuxedo Black (Momento) craft ink. The base ink is from a Big and Juicy pad -"Waterwall". The frame was created using a Spellbinders Nestabilitie Classic Circle dies. I put inside frame a colored image and glued on the background. To finish the card, I added some Dew Drops, White gel pen and piercings. The inside card I stamped sentiment "Happy Fathers Day". CREATED BY: OLENA LEVENCHENKO |
 | Products Used on This Card 412G Mare and Colt 393401 Classic Frame 1190S Mini Message Set First, I stamp the image "Mare and Colt" using Brilliance Graphite Black ink and then colored with my Prismacolor pencils and blended the colors with Odorless Mineral Spirits. For frame, I used Spellbinders Frameabilities "Classic Frame". The patterned paper from DCWV. The sentiment from " Mini Message " set. I finished off the card with a punched Doily lace Trim Deep edge punch from Martha Stewart, corner punch (Fiskars), Stickles, Dew Drops and piercings. CREATED BY: OLENA LEVENCHENKO |
 | Products Used on This Card Stamp the "Stone Bridge" and color with distress inks. Layer on a dk. brown scalloped square. Papers used: Blue Bazzil, DaisyD, Ladybug & Friends. Grungeboard-hinges by Tim Holtz, painted with Distress crackle paint-picket fence. Layer everything as pictured and add ek-leaf punch, flowers and silver brads for the finishing elements. |
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 | Products Used on This Card 1140E Rarest of Flowers 774F Kitty Can Patterned Paper: GCD Studios Cardstock: Bazzill Cut a piece of white cardstock to 5 x 3 ¾ and adhere to card front. Cut a piece of light green cardstock to 3 ¼ x 4 1/2. Stamp Rarest of Flowers 1140E on one side of green cardstock and adhere to center of card. Stamp (Kitten in Flower Pot) on cardstock. Color with watercolors and add glitter. Cut and add to left lower side of card. |
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I just love all the cards. I am into making cards myself as well as scrapping. I have been scrapping for 8 years and about 3 years ago, I started making cards.
Tammy @ Not Just Paper and Glue Said...
I love the covered bridge and the horse. Wonderful cards and layout!
Sherry Bullard Said...
I absoulutely love the one with the stone bridge, very vintage and I just love that : ). Also the one with the fish very cool!!
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