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I Love You Sew Much

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Hello Friends! Welcome to the April Inspiration Week for Lawn Fawn.  The designers are using the Stamp and Die set Sewn With Love today.  Its a set with sewing element images and perfect "pun" sentiments.  Head on over to the Lawn Fawn Blog to check out all of the projects created as well have a chance to win this set. I started by blending Merman ink onto the card front with a mini blending tool, once the ink was blended and dried, I stamped my sentiment.  The images were stamped onto white cardstock, colored in with copic markers and then cut out with coordinating dies.  I adhered the diecuts to the card using Scrapbook Adhesives by 3L 3D Foam squares, and added the twine bow using an adhesive dot.  To ground the card a little bit, I adhered a strip of yellow cardstock, to the bottom of the card.

Thinking of You, Release Day 2

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Today I am sharing with you the newly released Thinking of You stamp set from Flourishes llc .  Its from the Simply Sophisticated line of stamps, so they are very easy to work with. For my first card I used some Urban Prairie paper and brads from Basic Grey.  The base is kraft card stock followed by a light teal Prism card stock, then the dp.  I distressed the edges of the teal and urban prairie paper, then sewed them together.  The front panels on which I stamped on were cut and embossed using the Labels 2 dies from Spellbinders.  Oh I forgot to add that I used a scalloped border punch on the teal prism paper.  I punched a hole through the white card stock and ran my ribbon through the holes and tied a bow.  After the bow was tied, I then added dimmensionals on the back side of the kraft paper.  There is very little stamping or technique on this card, it was stamp and go :)  Its all of the embellishments that make it fancy lol.  The paper, brads, ribbon, and Spellbinder dies can all b...

Merry Christmas

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Its Sunday and all I have made this weekend is one Christmas card, maybe I can get on the ball later.  Last week I found a slab of MME Christmas paper & it actually is really pretty, I am loving it so far.  Thank goodness Michael's is finally getting some good paper!  Anyhow, I put a piece of adhesive on the back of the dp to keep it in place when I sewed over them.  I put some striped red/vanilla grosgrain ribbon along the front of the dp and then added red velvet ribbon on top and added a ribbon slide too.  I'm trying to make a pretty Christmas card without it being too heavy, the post office here is very picky and add a surcharge to just about every card I send out because of the ribbon knots or embellishments that they can feel. Using the Labels 2 die (from Spellbinders) I cut and embossed my paper, then I left my paper in the die & using a sponge dauber and distress ink, I inked up the paper.  By leaving the paper in the die, I get the clean crisp edge to it, it al...