Showing posts with label Daisy Delight. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Daisy Delight. Show all posts

Friday, July 13, 2018

Roundup of Favorites

Hello!

Recently someone asked me what my all-time favorite card project was.  It was a great question that got me thinking back to all the different projects I've done over the years!  After some thought I came up with a list of six favorites that I thought I'd share with you.  Clicking on the photo will take you back to the original post to learn more.

Here they are (in no particular order):


My Favorite Christmas Card


This one uses a great technique with the Woodland Embossing Folder - it's quick, easy and sparkly (you know I love glitter)!


My Favorite Thank You Card


I love the soft colors on this one, and the woodgrain DSP pulls it all together.

My Favorite Going Away Card



Once again, these colors wow me.  Plus it has Copper embossing.  I love anything with Copper Embossing.  :)

My Favorite Birthday Card



I love the fold on this one, plus the matching gift box.  And it was a Global Design Project Challenge winner to boot!


My Favorite Watercolor Card



This one has a great watercolor background made by stamping on an acrylic block.  And of course, the colors are so vibrant!

My Favorite New Home Card



There's a lot that I like about this one:  Eclipse technique, larger sized card, sponging technique, color, color, color!  I'm a beach girl at heart, so this card makes me happy.


So there you have it, my all-time faves.  Looking at them all together, I realize they there's a common theme - I love color!  Stampin' Up's color palette is always fresh & on-trend with coordinating inks, cardstock & embellishments.  It's one of the reasons I became a demonstrator three years ago.  When I joined the Stampin' Up family in June of 2015, there was a signing bonus of 2 free stamp sets.  Which was great, but three years later I can't even remember which sets I chose and I'm pretty sure I'm not using them very much anymore.  Which brings me to tell you about the current joining offer - 


Ten Free Ink Pads!  


Now, that's an awesome bonus!  You'll use these ink pads over & over for years.  I can say without a doubt this is the best joining offer I've seen since I began demonstrating our products.  Here are the five color families - choose one of the five as your bonus when you purchase the Starter Kit for $99 with Free Shipping.  The Starter Kit contains $125 of products that you choose!



If you've ever thought about joining the Stampin' Up family of demonstrators, this is the offer you've been waiting for.  Enjoy savings of 20%-25% on every order from now until at least January 31, 2019!  There's no risk, no pressure & no penalty to drop!  

Email me today with your questions or concerns.  If you're ready to get started, click here to read the fine print & get started!


Have a great day,

Pat

Friday, July 21, 2017

Another Double Z Fold!

Hi Stampers,

Today I'm sharing my larger version of the Double Z Joy Fold card.  This one is a 5-1/2" square card created using the Happy Birthday Gorgeous stamp set & the Daisy Delight bundle.


So cheerful!  The paper is from the Delightful Daisy Designer Series Paper pack.  The daisy is stamped in Daffodil Delight twice, punched out with the matching punch and layered together using Multipurpose Liquid Glue.  The center is also stamped in Daffodil Delight and covored with Clear Wink of Stella.   The leaves are stamped in Old Olive & Memento Tuxedo Black and fussy-cut.  The sentiment is from the Happy Birthday Gorgeous stamp set, using Old Olive.


The smaller daisies on the inside panel are a layered stamp.  The solid layer is stamped off once in Daffodil Delight and the outline is added on top using the same color, only full-strength.  Stamping off once or even twice is a great way to get shades of the same color.  


The front panel of my card looks like designer paper, but it's not!  Using an acrylic block large enough to completely cover the 3-1/4" piece of Whisper White card stock, I inked it up with my Daffodil Delight inkpad and spritzed it lightly with water.  Then I stamped it on the cardstock the same as if I were using a stamp - this is the result!  Of course, it needs to dry thoroughly before you stamp the sentiment on it.


Here's the double "Z" view.  The instructions for assembling this card are the same as for my July 15th post - look under labels on the left side of this page for "Double Z Joy Fold".  Here are the materials you need to make this card:

Whisper White cardstock 11" x 5-1/2" - score at 2-3/4" & 5-1/2"
Whisper White cardstock 3-1/4" x 3-1/4"
Whisper White cardstock 3-1/4" x 2-1/4"
Daffodil Delight cardstock 9-1/4" x 3-3/4" - score at 2-3/4" & 5-1/2"
Old Olive cardstock 3-1/2" x 3-1/2"
Old Olive cardstock 3-1/2" x 2-1/2"
Delightful Daisy DSP 5-1/4" x 2-1/2"
Delightful Daisy DSP 5-1/4" x 5-1/4"


Here's another card I made in the same size & style, using the Lift Me Up Bundle.


The designer paper used here is no longer available, but you can see how highly adaptable this card is.  Let your imagination go wild using the papers & stamps you already own!


Here are the products used on the daisy card with links to my online store.  Thank you for supporting me with your purchases!

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Have a wonderful day,
Pat

Thursday, June 22, 2017

The Wait is Over!

Hi Friends,

I hope you've enjoyed these projects I've posted the past few weeks using the Daisy Delight Bundle.


The long-awaited Daisy Punch is finally available!  They are back in stock today.  By now you've probably seen dozens of beautiful projects created by demonstrators who had early access to this beautiful new stamp set & punch before they sold out.  This bundle has been so popular with demonstrators that they were sold out even before the new catalog went online!  I'm predicting that this shipment will go fast, so if you've been waiting to get your hands on this set, don't delay - order today!

Happy stamping,
Pat






Tuesday, June 20, 2017

Daisies from the Farmers Market

Hi, Friends!

I am having so much fun playing with the new In-Colors!  I love experimenting with different combinations to see what works.  One of my favorites is Powder Pink paired with Smoky Slate.


So soft and lovely!  Smoky Slate is one of my favorite neutral colors - everything looks good with it.  It's the "little black dress" of cardstock!   I used 2 of my favorite new bundles on this project - Wood Words and Daisy Delight.


"Thank You" & "Farmer's Market" are stamped in Basic Gray.  The daisy stems are stamped in Old Olive and the smaller flower stems are stamped in Pear Pizzazz.  The small daisies are a 2-step stamp:  the solid background is stamped in Powder Pink and the outline stamp is done in Flirty Flamingo.  The large daisy is stamped in Powder Pink and the center is Flirty Flamingo.



I stamped the stems first, placing them so they would look as if they are tucked inside the crate.  The crate is made with the Wood Textures Designer Series Paper Stack and die-cut using the Wood Crate Framelits, which are included in the Wood Words Bundle.  The center daisy is stamped on the card front; the other 2 are stamped once to show placement for the fussy-cut images.


See how the small daisies on the left & right are popped up?  I love adding dimension to cards this way.  The petals on the large flower were rolled around a pencil to shape them and a Dimensional behind the center pops it up too.  Five rhinestone jewels add sparkle!


The large daisy is actually 2 punched daisies layered on each other and attached in the center with a drop of liquid glue.


I liked this design so much, I decided to try it with bolder colors too.  Here I've used Berry Burst, Crushed Curry and Dapper Denim.  




Two of the smaller daisies are popped up with Dimensionals on this card, too.  Glitter Enamel Dots in coordinating colors add sparkle!


New In-Colors for 2017-2019 - what will you make with your favorites?

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I'd love to hear your comments about your favorite colors.  Thanks for stopping by today!

Pat