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January 23, 2019

Animal Outing with Inspiration from the January Paper Pumpkin Kit

I had penciled in something else for today's blog post but I really got distracted by the January 2019 Paper Pumpkin and its coordinating set from the annual catalog, Animal Outing. I took it out for a play with yesterday's color challenge at Splitcoaststampers along with the CAS(E) This Sketch Challenge. Then, since I needed to try some quick and simple Valentine projects, I tried some #simplestamping.

This is the card I did for the challenges.

I used one of the Petal Pair embossing foldes to create the right sided vertical element for the sketch challenge on a Pool Party card front. This was then adhered onto a Whisper White card case.
I stamped the giraffe from Animal Outing with Tuxedo Black Memento Ink, colored it with the Crumb Cake Blends Combo and cut it out with the corresponding die.
The Leaflet/branch was also cut with the coordinating dies that are part of the bundle.
I stamped "Thank you BIG TIME" in Tuxedo Black ink on a scrap fo Calypso Coral card stock and trimmed the flag at teh end iwth my paper snips. This was popped up over the giraffe with Stampin' Dimensionals.

My second card uses the Animal Outing stamps for a somewhat non-traditional Valentine. Great for kids. This also uses the same color combination.

The inside is where the Paper Pumpkins set comes in. I stamped the Valentine message with Tuxedo black on a 4" x 5 1/4" piece of Whisper White.
I attached a skinny strip of Coastal Cabana to trim the inside of the card.
The hearts were stamped with Calypso Coral and hand cut with paper snips before adhering over the Coastal Cabana strip.

This is my #simplestamping card and an alternative Paper Pumpkin Project. Well you can make it after you have used up all of the supplies to make the pillow boxes I showed yesterday and just have the stamp set remaining.

I punched a 2 1/4" circle and stamped the birds in Tuxedo Black Memento ink long with the ground line (from the Animal Outing set). The little hearts are stamped with Poppy Parade.
I scored a 5 1/2" x 8 1/2" piece of Poppy Parade at 4 1/4" an stamped a row of hearts with Poppy Parade for a sublte row of hearts.
The circle is layered over the row of hearts as shown.

"together WE MAKE A GOOD PAIR", from Animal Outing is stamped on a 4" x 5 1/4" piece of Whisper White card stock.
Another skinny strip, this time in Poppy Parade, is adhered to the Whisper White piece.
2 hearts are stamped in Calypso Coral on a scrap of Whisper White and hand trimmed. before layering them in the lower right corner of the inside.

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Stampin' Up! catalogs can be viewed with the Current Stampin' Up! catalogs link at the top of my blog. If you don't have regular Stampin' Up Demonstrator and would like hard copies of any of our current catalogs please feel free to email me at cbondersonsmith@gmail.com

Chris

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If you place a minimum $50 (US) order using the January host code, 3Q934R4K, I will send you the Happiness Blooms Enamel Dots. You will also earn a free Sale-A-Bration item if ordered on or after January 3. US customers only. Customers placing an order smaller than $50 will still receive my January thank you.

If you place a $150 or greater order please don't use the hostess code. You will still receive the gifts but you will also get your own hostess benefits.

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January 22, 2019

Valentines for Everyone

Today I've got 3 Valentines for special people in your life. First up, this duo:

These were done with the same Designer Series Papers, All My Love plus the stamp/die Bundle Meant to Be.

This card could be used for the favorite guy in your life OR your best girlfriend - I guess as long as you still feel like a girl!

The stitched scallop border die in the Be Mine Stitched framelits - part of the bundle - is long enough to do a diagonal edge like this on a A2 (4 1/4" x 5 1/2") card.
I don't have exact measurements for this card but those I posted for a similar card would work.

I had die cut the Be Mine dies in several coordinating colors earlier and just played around to find which looked best at the intersection of this card.
I used the Lovely Lipstick enamel dots from the Happiness Blooms Suite.
Colors are Crumb Cake, Powder Pink, Lovely Lipstick.

This next card could be the perfect card for the guy in your life:

The L shape and heart frames are cut from the dotted stripe Lovely Lipstick pattern in the All My Love papers.
You can see the video of my method for cutting "L" shapes here.
I used a dark wood tone paper from Wood Textures Designer Series Paper as a darker layer to come through the heart frames and provide a skinny corner border.

I used the Crumb Cake Twine from Nature's Twine
The wooden leaflet is from the Butterfly Elements which is a Sale-A-Bration item.

Finally, here is a peek at this month's ***Paper Pumpkin which coordinates beautifully with the Animal Outing Suite. This set already can do a respectable job with juvenile or humorous Valentines. The stamps will take that up a notch. I leave you with a look at one of the 20 pillow boxes that comes in this months delightful little box.

***Paper Pumpkin is a subscription kit program by Stampin’ Up! Each month a fully designed project kit arrives at your door filled with stamps, ink, and paper—everything cut and ready to go, so you can skip to the fun. You'll enjoy fun projects like cards, gift packaging, home décor, and more for just $19.95 a month (shipping included). Contact me if you would like to know more.

I really appreciate that you have taken time out of your day to visit my blog. Let me know what you think and come back again soon!

Chris

***If you need a Stampin' Up! demonstrator I would love to help you with your stamping journey and have you shop with me! You can click on "Shop with Chris Smith" at the top of my blog.

If you place a $150 or greater order please don't use the hostess code. You will still receive the gifts but you will also get your own hostess benefits.

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January 21, 2019

Freshly Made Sketches Card for the Cat Lovers

This morning I was updating the Pinterest board where I track card challenges and I noticed this awesome challenge:

There are so many uses for this simple sketch but I decided to go with this little Nine Lives number.

I pulled out a piece of Powder Pink that turned out to already be embossed with the Lovely Floral embossing folder. This design lends itself to square proportions so I knew I was on the right track and promptly trimmed it and rounded the corners.
I cut a piece of 5" x 10" Whisper White card stock, scoring and folding at 5" for my card base.
The greeting from Nine Lives: "True Love has four paws" is stamped with Smoky Slate on a scrap of Whisper White card stock. This was embellished with a pearl from the Share What You Love Artisan Pearls.
I stamped the cat outline with Smoky Slate on white card stock. This is a photpolymer set and you will need to take care to let the tail "fall naturally" onto the block so that it will still line up with the spotted stamp and the cat punch. The spots were also stamped with Smoky Slate.
After punching the stamped cat, I punched 2 more from Powder Pink card stock and stacked them together before attaching them to my card with Stampin' Dimensionals.

I have all sorts of other ideas for this sweet little card sketch. What would you do with it?

Many thanks for stopping by my little spot in the stamping world. Let me know what you think and come back again soon!

Chris

***If you need a Stampin' Up! demonstrator I would love to help you with your stamping journey and have you shop with me! You can click on "Shop with Chris Smith" at the top of my blog.

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January 20, 2019

Needle & Thread with Burlap and White Washed Wood

I everyone! I hope you have had a good weekend. And if you are in North America I hope you have kept warm. We felt luck to be running errands while it was up to 10 degrees.

I have a pretty little shabby chic style card today. It showcases the Needle & Thread Bundle I've shown you a few other times. Have you noticed that I have several stamp sets listed on the side bar to make it easier for you to find other cards with the same set. Just click on Needle & Thread and you should see at least 2 other cards with this stamp set.

I had one sheet left of this whitewashed toned wood before starting the new pack. It was the only piece left after I did several convention swaps, each with a 4 1/4" x 5 1/2" piece of Wood Textures DSP. This piece inspired me to go for a more or less pale shabby chic look with this set.

If you have it, it is a nice touch to emboss the Wood Textures paper with the Subtle embossing folder. It helps the paper mimic the feel of real wood.
The Burlap was stamped with Crumb Cake on Crumb Cake card stock.
I used Soft Suede to stamp stitches from the Needle & Thread stamp set just inside of the "Fringe" so that this distinction would be clear.
Rough up the edges of your Crumb Cake piece with a scissors' edge if desired.
I stamped off both the Mossy Meadow for the leaves and the Soft Sea Foam for the flowers because I was going for a soft look. Not quite white flowers but soft enough. You get the idea.Both flowers are cut with the coordinating dies and the smaller one is popped up over the larger.
The little butterfly is stamped with Soft Sea Foam on card stock of the same color. It coordinate with the Butterfly Duet punch so it is punched out with that before being popped onto the card and embellished with a tiny basic pearl.
"miss you" is die cut with the Well Written thinlets.

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Chris

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Partial Butterflies with Grapefruit Grove Foil

Can you tell I like some "white" space on my cards even if it isn't white? The Beautiful Butterfly dies are so gorgeous that you can almost expect them to practically put the card together themselves. But I confess they kind of intimidated me. That is until I figured out to split them into two - so that I could have some white ... or Gray Granite ... or Petal Pink space.

As beautiful as the Beautiful Butterfly dies are, and they are beautiful, the Grapefruit Grove Foil is the real star of today's post.

Copper embossing powder coordinates so well with the Grapefruit Foil paper.
It is hard to get a truly accurate photo of this beautiful paper. It has a look that is much like a rose gold, especially when it is paired with Petal Pink.
You could emboss your greeting directly onto the Gray Granite layer.

This shows the Grapefruit Grove foil with Petal Pink and vellum card stock.
"Our Sincere Condolences" is from the annual catalog set Kindness & Compassion

This card uses Sahara Sand because it matches up best with the wood tone paper from the Floral Romance Specialty Paper collection. That's it peeking out from the inside of the card from behind the beautiful die cut vine edge.
Petal Pink and Whisper White variegated ribbon ties together die cut elements of Petal Pink and Grapefruit Grove card stock plus Grapefruit Grove foil.
The Grapefruit Foil Sprig and butterflies are cut from the scraps of the first two butterfly cards. You won't be wanting waste even a bit of this paper.

Here is a close-up of some of this card's details, including the greeting which is copper embossed with "forever & always" from Itty Bitty Greetings and cut with one of the small dies from the Rectangle Stitched Framelits. This skinny rectangle die is a natural for the Itty Bitty Greetings.

So, what do you think of the Grapefruit Foil paper? It comes in a pack of 8: 4 each of 12" x 12" Lovely Lipstick and Grapefruit Grove sheets. And best of all this pack is free with an order of $50. I sent samples of this foil paper with the thank you gifts to my December customers and I'm pretty sure everyone made sure they got a free pack with their January order. It's that beautiful!

Many thanks for stopping by my little spot in the stamping world. Let me know what you think and come back again soon!

Chris

***If you need a Stampin' Up! demonstrator I would love to help you with your stamping journey and have you shop with me! You can click on "Shop with Chris Smith" at the top of my blog.

If you place a $150 or greater order please don't use the hostess code. You will still receive the gifts but you will also get your own hostess benefits.

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January 18, 2019

Bloom by Bloom with Gold Dots

The second card I'm sharing today is one we did last Saturday that had options. The small stamped piece on the lower card was designed so that it could go over a "double embossed" layer that I had used with another card that I shared with your earlier:

In the end I decided that I actually preferred it on a white card with just the double row of embossed dots. What can I say? I like white space every bit as I do double embossing.

All the gold is embossed.
I kept shrinking the size until it got to 2" x 3 1/4". This was to all more of the double embossed layer to show. And then I didn't use it... But it turned out that I did really like these somewhat large stamps crowded onto a small card. It kind of reminded me of doing artist trading cards at the Stampin' Up! conventions several years ago.
Other colors are Pineapple Punch and Lovely Lipstick.
The message is from Colorful Seasons. I use the scallop die that coordinates with that set so much that I thought maybe I should show more of it.
Yes, I have white on white layers, emphasized only by using Stampin' Dimensionals.

There is also a Memories and More card pack that coordinates with the Happiness Blooms Suite. And card/envelope packs that have both 3" x 4" and 4" x 6" Night of Navy cards with white interiors along with envelopes with Night of Navy and White stripes on the flaps. These are totally adorable! Just pop a card from the pack onto one of the cards. Add a few of the included sticker embellishments along with some Happiness Blooms enamel dots and you are good to go. These are the same dots that I am sending to all of my customers who place $50 or larger orders this month. That also happens to be the price point at which you earn a free Sale-a-Bration item. Win-Win!

I thank you so much for stopping by my little spot in the stamping world today. Let me know what you think and come back again soon!

Chris

***If you need a Stampin' Up! demonstrator I would love to help you with your stamping journey and have you shop with me! You can click on "Shop with Chris Smith" at the top of my blog.

If you place a $150 or greater order please don't use the hostess code. You will still receive the gifts but you will also get your own hostess benefits.

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Posted at 08:46 PM in Bloom by Bloom, Happiness Blooms Suite | Permalink | Comments (0)

January 17, 2019

Colorblocking with Lasting Lily

One of the colorful suites of products in the 2019 Occasions catalog that I haven't played with much (yet!) is the How Sweet It Is Suite. I'll get there ...but I did pull out the suite's beautiful Coastal Cabana/Granny Apple Green reversible Ribbon as inspiration for this card. Isn't it a showstopper?

Stamp the lilies from Lasting Lily, with Granny Apple Green and Coastal Cabana onto a piece of 4" x 5 1/4" Whisper White card stock. You will need to have the stems just about to the bottom of the card stock or they will be too high. Or stamp the flowers where you want them first and it won't matter where the stems end up. The bottoms will be covered by the blocks.
I cut the Bermuda Bay, Coastal Cabana and Granny Apple Green blocks 1 1/4" x 1 5/8" and butted the shorter ends together before taping them (regular cellophane tape) from the back.
These taped blocks will be a bit wider than the stamped layer but I just center it and then trim the extra off. This is easier than having them turn out to just shy of the 4" width.
Stamp your greeting in Bermuda Bay just high enough from the color blocks so that it won't be covered the ribbon.
Add the ribbon, tying the bow at the stems.
Add three Glitter Enamel Dots - You could use either Coastal Cabana or Granny Apple Green.
Put it in the mail - or in the stash you keep for those unexpected occasions.

***Lasting Lily is a Sale-A-Bration set that is free with a $100 order.

Many thanks for stopping by my little spot in the stamping world. Let me know what you think and come back again soon!

Chris

***If you need a Stampin' Up! demonstrator I would love to help you with your stamping journey and have you shop with me! You can click on "Shop with Chris Smith" at the top of my blog.

If you place a $150 or greater order please don't use the hostess code. You will still receive the gifts but you will also get your own hostess benefits.

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January 16, 2019

It's Time for a Little Tea Together

I have a couple of cards with the Tea Together set, from the Occasions catalog, to share with you today. Both of them also use the Tea Time framelits which are available for free when you place a $100 order before tax and shipping during Sale-A-Bration. Sale-A-Bration runs through March 2019. Aren't these adorable?

This first card is one we made at my recent downline Make and Take. It features the teapot and cup with little roses stamped onto both the pot and cup.
Use a top fold portrait card so that you can tie a ribbon around the base. (11" x 4 1/4" scored and folded at 5 1/2")
Emboss a 6" x 6" piece of Whisper White with the Lace embossing folder and trim down to a 4 1/4" x 5 1/2" piece, centering the lace as you see fit.
Blends colors are Petal Pink Combo, Pumpkin Pie, Balmy Blue light, Mint Macaron and a little bit of Mango Meody Dark in the flower centers.
Even though the leaves and the scallop oval are Mint Macaron, I think it works just fine to use the shimmery Pool Party ribbon. It's as though it picks up light in such a way that you can fool the eye into thinking that it is pretty close to Mint Macaron. Tuck that idea away until you need it...
The get well greeting is from Itty Bitty Greetings and seems to fit well with tea card.

My next card shows how lovely the flowers are without even using the teacup or pot.

The Swirly Frames are a great accent to almost any stamp set. Contemporary, classic, whimsical ... it will work with them all. I trimmed this down after stamping it with Memento Tuxedo Black ink on a 1/4 sheet of Whisper White. I colored them slightly with the light Mossy Meadow Blends.
The darling roses were colored with Flirty Flamingo and Mossy Meadow Blends Combos. They are especially easy to cut out with the coordinating dies which are part of the Tea Time framelits.
I used a wonderful thank you message from All Things Thanks. This would be perfect for a wedding thank you or some other marriage related thank you, special neighbors or family members.
Add your own special message and send off this pretty card.

Many thanks for stopping by my little spot in the stamping world. Let me know what you think and come back again soon!

Chris

***If you need a Stampin' Up! demonstrator I would love to help you with your stamping journey and have you shop with me! You can click on "Shop with Chris Smith" at the top of my blog.

If you place a $150 or greater order please don't use the hostess code. You will still receive the gifts but you will also get your own hostess benefits.

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Posted at 10:24 PM in All Things Thanks, Itty Bitty Greetings, Tea Together | Permalink | Comments (2)

January 15, 2019

A Wonderful Twist on Romance

I know I have probably made a few too many posts with Wonderful Romance but we tried a different style with it when I had some members of my downline here to stamp this past Saturday and I thought you might like to see it's versatility - or maybe even try this out with another set. First of all I need to point out that I was inspired by a card I found on Pinterest. It was made by Yana Smakula and the link goes to her Instagram account. I did not find it in the 1st 40 or so pages but I trust that it is there somewhere. It is important to me that I share my sources of inspiration with you. Anyway here's what I did:

White emboss the floral bouquet from Wonderful Romance a few times on the top part of a 1/4 sheet Basic Black cardstock and a few more times near the bottom.
Trim off about 1 - 1 1/4" from one side - look to see if it would make a difference depending on the arrangement of the images you embossed. Add a 5 1/2" strip of Lemon Lime Twist card stock underneath the right edge and mount onto a Whisper White card base.
White emboss 2 -3 more bouquets on Lemon Lime Twist and cut out with the matching die. Cut a leaflet from the die set too. I suggested everyone emboss three bouquets and cut as many extra embellishments as they could fit on the paper - then they had an extra if one didn't turn as well or they would have an extra pieces to take home.
Emboss a greeting on a 1 - 1/4" x 5 1/2" Basic Black Strip and trim to 4 1/4" to get the placement that looks best to your eye.
Adhere the leaflet over this strip on the left side.
Tie 20" piece of Lemon Lime Twist Ombre ribbon around the card, somewhat covering the end of the leaflet stem.
Optional - add a basic white pearl somewhere on your greeting.

Can you see how the pinterest photo inspired me? What other stamps or colors might you try this with? I would love to see you link your project related to this one in the comments!

Many thanks for stopping by my little spot in the stamping world. Let me know what you think and come back again soon!

Chris

***If you need a Stampin' Up! demonstrator I would love to help you with your stamping journey and have you shop with me! You can click on "Shop with Chris Smith" at the top of my blog.

If you place a $150 or greater order please don't use the hostess code. You will still receive the gifts but you will also get your own hostess benefits.

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January 14, 2019

First Frost with a True Friend

What could be better to highlight Strong & Beautiful, a wonderful set of greetings, than using this sketch that I first used last October. It needed some extra elements so I thought First Frost with it's matching Frosted Bouquet thinlets would be a great way to add some texture and character while focusing on the words. If you didn't purchase the First Frost Bundle last fall you will be glad to know they are still available separately as the First Frost stamp set and the Frosted Bouquet thinlets. If you already have them, keep using them as they are perfect for winter and spring cards too. Don't you think that white with touches of green is perfect for this time of year?

I stamped the message from Strong & Beautiful and the long leafed stem from First Frost in Mossy Meadow. Stamp the globe type floret in Soft Sea Foam. Cut the message out with the 3rd largest Oval from Layering Ovals and the corresponding greenery with dies from the Frosted Bouquet framelits.
Cut 2 sprigs and 2 leaflets from Soft Sea Foam.
Stamp the small rose in Soft Sea Foam lightly over the oval greeting.
Emboss a 1/4 sheet of Whisper White with the layered Leaves embossing folder and trim it down to 3 1/2" x 5 1/2"
Layer the embossed leaves over a 3 5/8" x 5 1/2" piece of Soft Sea Foam card stock.
Apply adhesive to the back of the oval message piece and arrange and attach die cut pieces grouping them in the opper left and lower right portions of the oval
Attach the oval to the upper center of the leaves panel with Stampin' Dimensionals.
Write a message to your friend and pop it in the mail.

Many thanks for stopping by my little spot in the stamping world. Let me know what you think and come back again soon!

Chris

***If you need a Stampin' Up! demonstrator I would love to help you with your stamping journey and have you shop with me! You can click on "Shop with Chris Smith" at the top of my blog.

If you place a $150 or greater order please don't use the hostess code. You will still receive the gifts but you will also get your own hostess benefits.

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Posted at 11:45 PM in FIrst Frost, Strong & Beautiful | Permalink | Comments (0)

January 13, 2019

Join the he'Artstringstampers!

Have you had a good weekend? I have! I spent most of Saturday with some members of my team doing what else but stamping. Well, a little eating and also some talking but definitely stamping. I had several make and takes that I will be sharing in the coming week. Though we didn't have a prepared make and take with the Well Said Bundle, we all put our heads together to come up with this one on the fly:

The "sympathy" and top butterfly are actually gold foil but yesterday was cloudy and kind of dark so I couldn't get a good photo before sending this one home with another member of my team.

The lower butterflies are punched with the Butterfly Duet punch from the Botanical Butterfly paper from the Sale-A-Bration brochure
Colors are Petal Pink and Grapefruit Grove on an ever so slightly larger layer of Basic Black and then a Whisper White card base.
"Heartfelt" is stamped with Grapefruit Grove.

The other projects will be showing up on my blog over the next week or so. Hopefully the sun will come out and give me some good daylight shots.

In the meantime I'm going to be working with Meant to Be and the Be Mine thinlets. It's that time of year when I need to make a new banner for my team's Facebook page : he'Artstringstampers. Here is last years:

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Since we are the he'Artstingstampers Valentine season is the time for making strings of hearts that represent our team. This year's framelits include some even larger sizes of hearts plus there is that Lovely Lipstick foil paper. In fact I'm so impressed with this year's framelits that I'm already hoping they will be a carryover into next years big catalog.

Have you seen all the Meant to Be Bundle has to offer? Annette Elliott, one of my team members has an online class with cards and gift packaging featuring the bundle. Check out all of her options here.

So, speaking of my team, the he'Artstringstampers, how would you like to join us? You should know that the best time to sign up to be a demonstrator with Stampin' Up! is during Sale-A-Bration. Here's why:

During Sale-A-Bration you receive an extra $50 worth of Stampin' Up! product in your starter kit - that's $175 dollars worth for $99. You choose which products will be in your starter kit.
As demonstrator you will get a discount on your Stampin' Up purchases plus a number of other perks and privileges.
This year you have the option of a $129 which gets you not only the $175 of product but also an exclusive craft and carry tote worth $50.
You decide how much of your Stampin' Up! journey is business oriented and how much is your hobby. All kinds of demonstrators all valued in the he'Artstringstampers. If you stamp you'll fit right in and I'd love to welcome you into our group!
You have the option of being part of a private Facebook group for sharing ideas. I have many other ways of sharing with my downline: make and takes, product samples and so much more. We do things online and locally in Minnesota when possible.
We often attend Stampin' Up! events such as Onstage together.

You can click on "Join the Fun" on the navigation bar at the top of my blog to join the he'Artstringstampers. Contact me at cbondersonsmith@gmail.com for more information.

Here is the optional Craft and Carry Tote:

Many thanks for stopping by my little spot in the stamping world. Let me know what you think and come back again soon!

Chris

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January 12, 2019

A Familiar Card Sketch with a Favorite Stamp Set

Is this a familiar sketch? I reintroduced it last month as one way to approach a color challenge. Today it shows yet another way to use the bouquet stamp from the beloved Wishing You Well stamp set.

I used a Whisper White card base with another 4" x 5 1/4" Whisper White layer.
Color Block sections are Pool Party, Soft Sea Foam, and Mint Macaron. I cut them to be a little wider than the 4" when connected with cellophane tape from the back. Then I just trim off any extra once the blocks are attached to the Whisper White layer.
You can stamp over the place where the colored card stock meets the white card stock. Any inconsistencies are covered with the ribbon. another option is the hide the lower part of your stamping under the color block section. I'll be showing this on another great card I've got coming up next week...
Add a few Basic Pearls on to the bouquet in lieu of stamping flowers.
Though you will want to stamp the greeting before attaching the ribbon make sure you allow enough room when stamping the greeting so that the ribbon won't cover it.
Wait to attach the layer to the card based until after you have added the ribbon.

I hope you are enjoying the weekend! I had a full day of stamping with some of my team members today and look forward to sharing what we did in the coming week.

Many thanks for stopping by my little spot in the stamping world. Let me know what you think and come back again soon!

Chris

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January 11, 2019

a friend is thinking...

... of you.

Who couldn't find a good use for a card with a message like that?

A little while back I talked about using an embossing folder to dry emboss a design into designer series paper. I had seen a photo of what looks like patterned mulberry paper that was both dry embossed and heat embossed with gold. Allyacards on Instagram is where I saw the photos. Aren't they inspiring? Kind of like a gold embossed image superimposed on another colorful background. I made a few sheets playing around with this and have gradually been turning them into cards. It isn't really easy because it is hard to cover up any of it. It turns out the messages from Part of My Story are perfect for this job:

I used some of the papers from the Happiness Blooms collection of Designer Series Paper. I've found that this seems to look best by starting with a paper design that doesn't have white or cream in it. Even better, I think, is to use a pattern with a low level of contrast. Happiness Blooms have a few that fit the bill in both of those departments.
The Swirls & Curls embossing folder that carried over from Holiday Catalog seems to provide a nice contrast to the somewhat striped design of this Call Me Clover and Night of Navy paper.
After running this through the Big Shot, I applied Versamark to the raised portion and embossed it with gold embossing powder.
After layering it onto a piece of gold foil and Mint Macaron card I actually let the card sit for a week or two - not wanting to cover it up.
Finally, I decided to let most of it show by adding only a simple message strip using on of the Part of My Story Sale-A-Bration om the Sale-A-Bration set, Part of My Story. The little flowers are made with the Bitty Blooms Punch Pack and Night of Navy, Call Me Clover and Gold Foil scraps.

I blogged about this Valentine earlier but I'll show this shot again since it uses the same "double embossing" technique, this time with the Dot to Dot embossing folder, also in the Happiness Blooms Suite.

I sincerely thank you for stopping by my little place in the stamping world. Let me know what you think and come back again soon!

Chris

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January 10, 2019

Soft & Lovely with embossing

This cute little number is one we did for a during an team event last month. It is another monochromatic card, this time featuring the Forever Lovely Bundle along with some Powder Pink products and the embossing mats from the Annual Catalog.

Measurements:

Whisper White Thick Card Base: 5 1/2" x 8 1/2" scored at 4 1/4", scored and folded

Whisper White Pieces:

4" x 2 3/4" Piece to cut and emboss the edge

scraps to cut the flower and a few accent pieces

Powder Pink polka dot/stripe paper from 2017-2019 In Color 6" x 6" Designer Series Paper(DSP):

4 x 1/4" Piece - either side will work for this.

Powder Pink 3/8" Mini Ruffled Ribbon

4" piece

Directions

You will use the edge framelit to cut the edge of a with your regular cutting sandwich and the embossing sandwich as shown in the embossing mat package to emboss the corresponding detail.
Stamp the larger rose with Petal Pink ink on the Whisper White scrap and cut with dies along with a couple of other small white dies. There are several smaller embellishments that will work with this card.
Emboss your greeting in the lower right corner of the Petal Pink piece using Versamark or Whisper White Craft ink, White Stampin' Emboss Powder and the heat tool.
Trim your Whisper White embossed piece if needed so that it will cover less than 1/2 of the Powder Pink layer and will leave 3/4" - 1" between the white layer and the embossing.
Adhere the DSP layer over the Powder Pink layer, matching the upper and lower left corners.
Adhere the DSP layer over this, once again matching the same corners.
Attach the ruffled ribbon at the edge of the DSP.
Attach the small embellishments to the back of the rose as desired.
Use a Stampin' Dimensional to attach the rose over the lower part of the ruffled ribbon as shown.
Share the card with someone you love!

Here is another version using Flirty Flamingo and the All My Love Designer Series Paper, along with the Heart Epoxy Droplets:

I sincerely thank you for stopping by my little place in the stamping world. Let me know what you think and come back again soon!

Chris

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January 09, 2019

Granny & Mango with Needle & Thread

Well, the sun finally came back out in St. Paul and I stamped a sunny looking Mango Melody with Granny Apple Green get well card .... with definite contrasting accents of Night of Navy.

There are so many things to love about the about the Needlepoint Nook Suite, not the least of which is the detailed stitch design included in the set of framelits.
I added the scallop/wave framelit from the Seasonal Layers Thinlets in order to show off, once again what a inch or so of designer series paper will do. This time I used this great Night of Navy and Whisper White cross stitched design.
The stitches are hand drawn along the scallops with a Night of Navy Stampin' Write Marker. These are optional.
The Distinktive style stamp design really comes through in the realistic look of needle work stitches.
I did use the Subtle Embossing folder to the Whisper White main layer but I'm not sure it is really necessary to achieve the bold crisp look of this card.
Isn't this label framelit with the greeting da bomb? I can imagine so many different greetings to try it with aside from those in the Needle and Thread stamp set

I sincerely thank you for stopping by my little place in the stamping world. Let me know what you think and come back again soon!

Chris

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January 08, 2019

2 Challenges and a Blog Hop

I have another blog hop for you today, along with a couple of challenges that I've done over at Splitcoaststampers.

I saw the first one, TLC724: to make a monochromatic card yesterday, just as I was putting things away after creating and playing with my Wonderful Romance Bundle and I still had a bunch of Petal Pink supplies on my counter. Why not pull them together with a little more of that gorgeous vellum?

Monochromatic cards are one of the best ways to get a good looking card without getting carried away with clashing colors. The first swap I ever hosted as a demonstrator was one for monochromatic cards. I often combine more than one version of the same color but the directions for this card seemed to indicate only one. (I think you could get away with using Grapefruit Grove with Petal Pink and I would still consider it monochromatic.) Another thing to keep cards relatively easy - and easy to replicate is to use borders. The only important measurement you need to remember is to use 5 1/2" strips.

I took the picture last night and it might be hard to read the lovely embossed greeting: "You are the Best Things I never Knew I Needed".
The bouquet is stamped in Petal Pink.
The vellum from the Floral Romance Specialty papers is just Petal Pink.
The 5/8" variegated ribbon is, you guessed it, Petal Pink.
I also used the beautiful leaf border fancy edged oval from the Wonderful Floral Framelit dies. These were cut from Whisper White and Petal Pink, respectively.

Don't forget there is still time to sign up for my product shares. The Floral Romance Specialty papers are included and you could get quite a 3-4 of each of the vellum border cards that I've shown the past few days just out of your 6" x 6" samples. The deadline to sign up is Sunday, January 13th.

The second challenge I did is actually 2. I used the today's color challenge at Splitcoaststampers (Powder Pink, Real Red and Silver) along with Stampin' Up!'s January Simple Stamping Challenge: Valentine's Day using just stamps, ink, paper plus an optional punch.

I chose to use a circle punch since I'm pretty sure a circle punch was my first punch and it is also a very versatile shape. I have a whole Pinterest board just about cards made with circle punches.

Can you see the fun I had with the rose border stamp. I used it 3 times: on the envelope, on the card and then on the punched circle. It is layered to line up with the border stamped onto the note card.
I incorporated the silver by adding an extra circle punched with the same 1 1/2" punch and having it peek out from behind my focal point circle.
While there are several other hearts from the Meant to Be set that could be added, I think when you are using red it's best to keep it simple because sooner or later you are going to smear the red. Ask me how I know. This was not my first version...

Well, it's time for me to turn you over to the blog hop. Come back and visit me another time. I'd like to think there are a lot of ideas to find here.

I sincerely thank you for stopping by my little place in the stamping world. Let me know what you think and come back again soon!

Chris

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January 07, 2019

Thinking of You International Blog Highlights

It's Monday, and dreary looking one at that here in St. Paul, but not to worry. I've got a gorgeous card to share with you today and not only that but I'll connect you with Kylie's International Blog Highlights so that you can check out an array of other cards. Maybe you will even vote for mine!

The theme this month is encouragement and what could be more encouraging than to let someone know that you are thinking of them with a handmade card full of special details.

I started the card by wanting to highlight the lovely printed vellum from the Floral Romance Specialty Designer Series Paper, which is part of the gorgeous Floral Romance Suite of products. With something this lovely it doesn't take a lot so I kept a lot of white space and threw in a little texture and gold highlights.

I scored a 8 1/2" x 5 1/2" card base at 4 1/4" and trimmed 1" off the right edge of the front.
Use the Thin silicone and white impressions pad from the Big Shot embossing mats to dry emboss some of the leaves and sprigs from the Wonderful Floral Framelits in the lower right area of your trimmed card front.
Cut out a Pear Pizzazz leaflet and sprig along with a Mossy Meadow sprig using the same dies.
Stamp your greeting in Pear Pizzazz on the right end of the trimmed off strip and trim to be 3 1/4" wide.
Stamp 3 tiny flowers on a scrap of Whisper White using the Fresh Fig (Rich Razzleberry works too) ink pad, use a blender pen to add a little more color and cut with the matching dies. I love that Stampin' Up! includes 3 of these so that you can get them all cut with one pass through the Big Shot.
Simply add a strip of 5 1/2" gold foil so that about 1/8" or so is showing. You might not need even this much but I tend to add a little more when I know I'm going to photograph the card. Otherwise the foil doesn't seem to show in the pictures.
Then attach a 1 1/4" x 5 1/2" strip of the patterned vellum so that it is even with the back of your card.
Adhere your sprigs and leaflets to the back of the greeting strip before adhering it to your card.
Add the tiny flowers and attach one of the gold Floral Romance Seals.
Add an encouraging message on the inside of your card and pop it in the mail!

Now please go check out the other cards and projects on Kylie's blog. Then I'd love to have you come back and visit again!

(ETA: I had to correct a broken link on this post and then republish it. I apologize to any of you who have received duplicate emails.)

I sincerely thank you for stopping by my little place in the stamping world. Let me know what you think and come back again soon!

Chris

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January 05, 2019

It's an Amazing Life

Hi there! I hope your weekend is going well. We're up enjoying some gentle waves, sunshine and snow up along the North Shore of Lake Superior. I'm supposed to be reading my book club book, A Tale for the Time Being, by Ruth Ozeki,

So... my post is a quick one: a few easy cards featuring the stamp set Amazing Life which comes with some pretty amazing framelits, the Rectangle Stitched Framelit Dies.

Measurements:

1/2 sheet Whisper White card base: 5 1/2" x 8 1/2" scored at 4 1/4" and folded.

Botanical Butterfly designer series paper: 4" x 5 1/4" This is from the Sale-A-Bration catalog - this means you can't buy it though you CAN get it free with a $50 US order (before S/H plus tax). I LOVE this paper!!!

Basic Black layer is cut about 1/8 inch larger than the 3rd largest framelit: 3 3/8" x 4 3/4"

This is really a fairly simple card. I stamped this gorgeous greeting in Tuxedo Black Memento ink.
I colored the "HAPPY" and the banner with the Balmy Blue Blends combo markers which are new to the 2019 Occasions catalog.
I cut it out with, I believe, the 3rd largest framelit from the set of 13 dies that come with the Rectangle Stitched Framelit dies.
I used the Butterfly Duet Punch to punch the little butterfly out of the Botanical Butterfly paper and popped him onto the card with a glue dot. Piece of cake!!!

I do want to let you know that these wonderful stitched framelits have stitches on the positive and negative parts of the die cut. So if you are cutting just a frame, that too will have stitches on it. Another feature is that these framelits are designed to work with more than just the standard A2 sized cards so they aren't necessarily perfectly symmetrical on all 4 sides but they work really well.

This little note card and envelope is made with the Narrow Note Cards and envelopes which are perfect for gift enclosures or even Valentines.
I stamped the border and greeting along the bottom of the card and colored the border with the Mint Macaron Blends.
I stamped the flower on the corner of the envelope and on a piece of scratch paper, coloring both with Mint Macaron and Flirty Flamingo Blends. I used Blends because I had them handy. These images are small enough that you shouldn't have any trouble using regular Stampin' Write markers. The blends alcohol markers are especially great for coloring larger areas without leaving brush marks but these wouldn't necessarily need that.
I cut the scratch paper flower out and attached it over the border.

I sincerely thank you for stopping by my little place in the stamping world. Let me know what you think and come back again soon!

Chris

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January 04, 2019

#simplesketch

If you are even a little bit familiar with the world of Stampin' Up! lately you have maybe heard of #simplestamping. Sara, Stampin' Up!'s CEO, introduced it during our gathering last November as a way to help make stamping and papercrafting accessible to beginners. I do think of this often as I look at the supplies I use to make a card. It doesn't occur to me while I'm making the card because some of those supplies have been in my craft room for a very long time. After all, I'm going on 22 years as a stamper and demonstrator for Stampin' Up! When I go to create the project list though I'm often amazed at all the things I've used. So today I'm showing a few cards with fewer supplies, relatively speaking...

When we say #simplestamping though, it doesn't mean making such a card isn't a creative process. It can be simple and quick or maybe it can be something that we make with very few supplies but we still might be using them in a creative way. Follow me a bit on this, OK?

This is classic #simplestamping. I took out the beautiful new brushstroke set, Let It Ride, inked it up with Early Espresso ink and stamped the large horse and a greeting on a Very Vanilla note card. For a little extra fun I added another horse image to the envelope flap.

Next I decided to step it up just a notch by revisiting a popular sketch that I used for a Holy Tryptich card several years ago.

Wintergreen_angel_cbs

This is an easy step up to do since the measurements of the decorative paper aren't fussy as long as one measurement is 4 1/4" which is the height of this card.

Since the horse needed almost 1/2 the width of the "white" space I decided to change it up a bit since I tend to avoid 1/2 card portions. PLUS, I had all of these Wood Textures strips left over from swaps I made last fall, in other words I'm using scraps.

The card base for this style of card is a side fold landscape oriented card. Measurement is 4 1/4" x 11". Score and fold at 5 1/2". This makes it easy to tie some sort of ribbon or twine around the card. Plus it's a twist on more traditional cards.
Once again, the measurement of the decorative paper isn't fussy as long as it covers the 4 1/4" height of the card. For new stampers it is important to note that while I've shown this with wood tone paper and twine that Stampin' Up! carries you could certainly look around your home for something else that would work.

Here are a couple of other cards that use this sketch or layout with another popular stamp set, Wishing You Well.

The bouquet is stamped full strength with Mint Macaron ink.
The bow is also stamped with Mint Macaron and trimmed by hand.
I used a little pearl on it but this is certainly optional.
I extended the decorative paper (from the Subtles 6" x 6" stack) to the corner as in the original inspiration card and trimmed it with a skinny strip of solid Mint Macaron. Once again, while it is easy for those of us with coordinated collections to come up with a paper. But what if all you had was white card stock and your ink pad. How about inking up some bubble wrap and "stamping" it on your paper? Other ideas - please leave a comment!

Just a little twist on the previous card:

This bouquet was stamped right after the bouquet on the first card without reinking, giving it a softer look.
Instead of using another stamped bow I used a scrap of Whisper White Polka Dot Tulle.
I used a torn edge instead the skinny cut edge for the Mint Macaron.
The Tranquil Tide Artisan Pearls are a good match with Mint Macaron, but white pearls or even nothing would still be pretty.

See! Same basic card with little changes. Use the supplies or scraps you find around your home to make it your own.

I will put the supplies for the cards in separate product lists so that you can see that each card doesn't use too many supplies. All of these could use the adhesive you have on hand, if needed.

I sincerely thank you for stopping by my little place in the stamping world. Let me know what you think and come back again soon!

Chris

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Nature's Twine

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January 03, 2019

Sale-A-Bration is Here with a Juggling Frog

Today is the official launch of the 2019 Occasions catalog, which is in effect through June 3, 2019 AND Sale-A-Bration which runs through March 31, 2019. You can download either one of those catalogs when you click on "Shop with Chris Smith" above and follow up with shop now and catalogs. Better yet, if you are in the US and are in need of the demonstrator email me at cbondersonsmith@gmail.com and I can send you one of each.

Here is a quick Blends colored birthday card made with a set, So Hoppy Together, that is sure to be a big hit.

Whisper White card based: 5 1/2" x 8 1/2", folded

White layer: 3 3/4" x 5"

Basic Black layer: 3 7/8" x 5 1/8"

I mix different colors of green to get additional depth and realism. I used Mint Macaron and Granny Apple Green on my unicycle riding frog.
Punched 1/4 circles from the polka dot pattern of the Brights 6"x 6" designer series paper (Poppy Parade and Pacific Point) were used for the frog's juggling balls.
I used a greeting from Postcard Pals though there are several other sets with great birthday messages. Itty Bitty Greetings is a versatile one.

Enjoy perusing the catalog - It's easy to get lost in there!

I sincerely thank you for stopping by my little place in the stamping world. Let me know what you think and come back again soon!

Chris

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