When the assignment is as easy as this, surely you will join the challenge this week? So much choice, but I settled on 'Wrapped Bouquet' and loosely CASEd the card in the bundle index on page 76 of the Jan-June Mini Catalogue.
Just like the catalogue version, I've stamped the card base with the newspaper stamp. Maybe my rectangle should have been a square to allow more of that to be revealed. I used a blending brush to add colour behind, like the original, but I couldn't resist using the Painted Texture 3D embossing folder beforehand.
#simplestamping means the project is suitable for a beginner, especially as these stamps were positioned on the Stamparatus, a stamp positioning tool available to purchase from the Stampin' Up! Annual catalogue. If the first stamping is not a clear, crisp image, you can re-ink and place down again, knowing that it will be still correctly lined up.
A casual stamper has some experience and is more confident to take their project further. The stamping was done using the same set-up on the Stamparatus, and then a simple rectangle was die cut for the lovely scalloped edge. The flowers and newspaper were coloured using Stampin' Blends, and there is a little background stamping.
An avid crafter has a lot of their own tools, and loves to use and expand their collection. This project includes...stamping, die cutting, embossing for texture, blending brush, Stampin' Blends to colour image and the addition of embellishments. It's "one with the lot"!!!!
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| Oh So Ombre #155225 |
Order the Wrapped Bouquet Bundle and you're only $7.25 away from earning the SAB Oh So Ombre paper for free with your order.
Next talented designer on the hop is Peta Stephen and Marvi
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Project 1 SIMPLE
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Project 2 CASUAL
Project 3 AVID
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All three cards are fabulous!! Love the extra wooden touches and the texture and I really love the simplicity and colour of the casual card!! So clever and talented.
ReplyDeleteI love all three of your cards Rachel but my favourite is the “one with the lot”.
ReplyDeleteYour third card sure is one with the lot! It's awesome, the pink flowers really pop off the page! They are all wonderful cards, and I love how you show the progression from beginner to avid.
ReplyDeleteLike how you've changed out the DSP for each step, great set of cards!
ReplyDeleteYour avid card is definitely my favourite. I love the paint texture embossed background and the bright colours used to make the flowers pop. I love all of the different textures on it too.
ReplyDeleteI love all three but my favourite is the avid one!! I do love this set, I think I need to add it to my next order.
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