Showing posts with label Fall cards. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Fall cards. Show all posts

Monday, September 21, 2020

Paper Pumpkin September 2020 Alternatives Stampin' Up!

 This kit was a dream for me to create alternative projects with - I'm normally not a Halloween/Fall kind of girl, but something about this kit just really got my creative juices flowing. Or was the method I employed before I did anything??? Maybe!

So what I did was PLAY with the stamps and lots of colors. If you watch the video, I show my process. I came up with a lot of ideas during "play time" and then I slept on it. (Which is really good for your brain and your problem solving) The next day I came up with all of my alternatives. 

I really hope you enjoy them and if you find inspiration to create something new, I'd love to have you share it on Roseyscrapper Stampers facebook group. It's a baby group, and I'd love to have your support.

Also, if you haven't subscribed to my YouTube channel, it would be greatly appreciated! 

If you're not a Paper Pumpkin kit subscriber, here are the codes you can use to purchase or you can go directly to Paper Pumpkin to subscribe to an ongoing monthly subscription. You can suspend or end at anytime. If you purchase the options below, you will recieve an email. You will have to click the link and set up your account in order to get your first paper pumpkin kit. 

Paper Pumpkin options:

One year Prepaid Paper Pumpkin Subscription
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6-Month Prepaid Paper Pumpkin Subscription
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3-Month Prepaid Paper Pumpkin Subscription
$63.00
1-Month Prepaid Paper Pumpkin Subscription
$21.00

If you'd like to purchase multiple months today, please click the link of the subscription you would like and use the Host Code during checkout. I will be sending 2 Make N Takes to anyone who uses the Host Code AND subscribes to 1 month, 3 month, 6 month, or 1 year subscription. These multi-month subscriptions will apply to my Rose Rewards, so check that out too.


Here are the close ups of some of the projects in the video:

This one is demonstrated in the video.



This one is also demonstrated in the video.
SO WHICH ONE IS YOUR FAVORITE?

The Cut and Emboss machine is now available! Order below by clicking the item code and use the host code at check out. Or it can be added to your starter kit order $99 HERE. I love it! My detailed dies are coming out beautifully and with only one pass.

Stampin' Cut & Emboss Machine
$120.00

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See the downloadable Aug.- Dec. 2020 Mini Catalog PDF HERE.

See the downloadable 2020-2021 Annual Catalog PDF HERE.

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Until next time, please join me in PRAYING FOR AMERICA.
Blessings,
Kelly











Tuesday, October 15, 2019

Fall card without leaves? First frost Buffalo Check fall card

Even here in the Southwest I’m starting to get in the mood for fall. Temperatures are reaching lows of 70’s even in the day time. But I’m not surrounded by deciduous trees with all the changing colors so I didn’t feel like doing leaves. Plus I’m a bit of a rebel. So here’s my fall card:
The colors are soft suede, Terra-cotta Tile, Mossy Meadow, Gray Granite, Crumb Cake, and Very Vanilla. I think that warm cozy fall feeling was achieved, don’t you?
EXPERT TIP: Use the STAMPARATUS to stamp the Buffalo Check on the Crumb Cake cardstock in Gray Granite ink. Use a large piece of paper (5x7 inches) so you can use the magnets and add 2-3 layers of ink to achieve a detailed check background. Cut with the 2nd largest stitched rectangle die after stamping. The largest rectangle was used to cut the Very Vanilla layering background. You can also use that same layer to cut your greeting label from before you glue your pieces together. No one will notice. But don't do that with this next card...
Here’s another version using the Stitched lace die for the background instead of the Buffalo Check stamped background. I also change the ribbon and the embellishments.
EXPERT TIP: If your distinctive stamp (First Frost) images start to look spotty, clean well and then re-ink lightly. Those spots are the result of too much ink.
And of course the inside is stamped...
I would love to here your thoughts on which you like best. I certainly have a favorite!
EXPERT TIP:  See the flower and leaf sprig on the envelope flap? Make an extra die cut of the large rose and add some Multi Purpose liquid glue to the back. When you let it dry without adhering it makes a removable/repositionable adhesive. Stamp the flower, add the mask, stamp the leaf on top. Remove the mask.

You can purchase all of the supplies needed to create these cards in my online Stampin' Up! store HERE: http://bit.ly/shopwKelly

I have listed the supplies used to make both cards.
Supplies
Tools:  Die cutting machine, paper trimmer, Wax paper (for use with the Stitched Lace die - see video) Take your pick die brush tipTake your pickPaper Snips, Stamparatus
Other: Snail adhesiveMultipurpose liquid glue

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Until next time,
Blessings!
Kelly

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