You're So Glam shaker card

Hi Friends,

I created this fun retro card live in the Stamp Anniething Stampers facebook page this past week.

I coloured up Betty Lou - So Glam using Copic markers. I wanted to do some paper piecing and  found the perfect polkadot patten paper to use for her top.

For the card layout, I used dies from Shaker Basics Set 1 and the Banner Dies...I swear I cannot live without those two sets. Next, I ink blended the background using Stamp Anniething Hybrid Inks and the Boomerang Stencil. For that finishing touch, I added some light pink Gellie Dots 

I hope you like my card creation for today

Until next time - Stephen

Krissy - Fall Leaves

Hi Friends!

Its my day to post over on the Stamp Anniething blog and I have a very autumnal card to share with you.

I coloured up Krissy - Leaves with Copic markers then cut her out. I will list all the Copic colours I used below.

I created a quick and easy background by doing some simple ink blending using Tangerine, Freesia, and Willow Bought Stamp Anniething Hybrid inks with those amazing blender brushes. Next I used the Woodland die that came in the Conquer the World Grab and Go box and added some detail to the diecuts using Copics as well.

To frame my scene, I used the outline rectangle die from the Shaker Basics set #1 and added the Smile Diecut in the top lefthand corner.

To finish off my card, I used the Fall Leaves stencil with Birch Stamp Anniething Hybrid Inks on some grey cardstock.

Supplies Used:

Stamp

Krissy - Fall Leaves

Dies 

Smile word die

Give Thanks leaves die

Shaker Basics Set #1

Woodland die from Conquer The Word

Stencil

Fall Leaves

Stamp Anniething Hybrid Inks

Tangerine, Freesia, Willow Bought Birch 

Copics Used

Skin - e04, e11, e21, e00, e000, e0000, r20

Hair - e44, e43, e42

Shirt/headband - e59,e57, e21

Scarf - yr18, yr16, y17, c5, c3, c1

Pants - c7, c5, c3

Leafpile - yg67, yg63, yr27, yr24, y17, r24, r22

I designed a stamp set!!

Hi Friends!

Stephen here...You may have already heard but if you haven't, I designed my very first stamp set that is exclusive to Stamp Anniething. It's called, "Bountiful Blessings" and I can't thank Ann enough for encouraging me to do this as it was something I didn't think I could do.

It's Thanksgiving today here in Canada and I wanted to share a few projects I made using the stamp set.

First off, I created a beautiful thanksgiving card that I coloured up using Copic markers, cut it out and placed some gold thread behind it. The background was created using Freesia Hybrid Ink from Stamp Anniething and I sprinkled some water and Perfect Pearls mixture overtop to get the water drop effect. I diecut out the stitched rectangle shape using the Shaker Basics die set and then framed it using some teal card stock. I then used some plaid cardstock I had in my collection and stamped the sentiment on a banner diecut that I got from the Banner Die set.

Next I created a few place card settings for the dinning table using the Bountiful Blessings stamp set that were super quick and easy to make. 

I started by ink blending the edges of cardstock using a brown and black ink to get a vintage feel. Next I stamped the main image from the Bountiful Blessings stamp set using Pecan Hybrid Ink from Stamp Anniething and then spritzed some brown ink onto the image to continue that vintage feel I was going for. I then stamped out and gold heat embossed the sentiment onto those same Banner diecuts that I used on the card as well as the gold thread. lastly I wrote the individual's name on their card settings to finish them off.

I hope you enjoyed my creations today and I look forward to seeing what you create using the new Bountiful Blessings stamp set.

Until Next Time - Stephen 

Supplies Used:

Bountiful Blessings Stamp Set

Stamp Anniething Hybrid Inks

Shaker Basics - Set 1

Banner Dies 

Katy - Without the Rain

Hi Friends!

I have a card to share with you today that is perfect for someone who needs a little pick me up.

I used the stamp set "Katy - Without the Rain" and coloured her with Copic markers.

The background was created using Distress Oxide inks and a white coloured pencil. Once completed, I diecut the background out using the shaker basics set 1 of dies and placed it on top of some pattern paper that accented the colours I used in my card design. lastly I added a few sequins and stamped the sentiment out and diecut it using the Banner Dies that recently came out.

I hope you like my card creation for today!

Until next time - Stephen