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Butterfly Friends make n take.
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Butterfly Friends make n take.
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How do you feel about the new in-color Lemon-Lime Twist? As you can tell by cards I make, I love it. It is vibrant, colorful and stands out on any card you place it. Have you also noticed that it is a popular color in clothing right now. That is how Stampin'Up! decides what the new in-colors should be.
1. Parts of this stamp (the lemon and the leaves) can be punched out. Yea love it when I don't have to hand cut items.
2. There are actually 6 lime slices on the background piece. 3 are made full strength and 3 are stamped before reinking the stamp.
3. The little strip of Foil Frenzy Specialty designer paper actually has some strips of Lemon-Lime color in between the black. I thought it was gold until I got a really close look.
Can you tell I gravitate towards simple cards. You don't need much on your card to make it stunning. This card was created by my upline Robin who had all the supplies ready for us to recreate the card.
The final card for the week will be make using the set called At Home with another matching thinlit to help cut out the items in the set. Come back tomorrow to see it.
Do you love Christmas as much as I do? I have a Christmas Through the Year card class each month. I create one design and the stampers who attend the class make 3 cards from that design. When the year is over they have 36 hand made Christmas cards to send to friends and family. Fun!
This set called Carols of Christmas is from the new soon to be active Holiday Catalog. The great thing about this set is that it can be ordered in August. This is a great way to get started on making your Christmas cards, and for me a great way to get a new design into the hands of my stampers.
We made this card at one of my Butterfly Friends meetings with Robin. I love all the parts of the bundle that are used in this card. Tomorrow I will show you how I created a stencil from the framelits that match this set and used it in another great Christmas card.
Last week instead of stamping, I was visiting with my 10 year old granddaughter Haley. What fun I had. When each one of my grandchildren turn 10 they come and spend a week of fun with grandma. Now, Haley is back home in Ohio, and I am ready to share my cards for the in-color class I will be holding in July.
First in-color is Berry Blast. This card is smaller than the normal sized card and features quite a few new items, in Berry Blast of course.
Colorful Seasons stamp set
Color Theory Designer paper stack
Glitter Enamel Dots
Can you imagine a similar card made with the other colors in the Color Theory designer paper stack?
Come back tomorrow to see the card I made using Powder Pink and This Little Piggy stamp set.
