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Showing posts with label Handmade card. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Handmade card. Show all posts
Wednesday, December 2, 2015

Merry Monster Christmas Shaker Card

Hi Friends,
Shaker cards are such a fun. With the fun sparkles and dimension. They are also a gift in itself with the time and preparation that goes into it.

Today, DT Val created a lovely shaker card that you can give those special people in your life. I love the fun and festive colors she used for this card. You can easily change it to pastels or monochromatic blues and silver. We have many cute monsters you can use for this fun card
Read about what she did below.
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Hi Crafters! I have a fun Christmas shaker card for you today!

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To make the shaker portion, I pulled out the Pretty Pink Posh Storybook 2 die for the frame; it worked perfectly with the images I had selected! I filled the shaker portion with  clear cupped sequins 4mm & 6mm. The scalloped frame is die cut from the Pretty Pink Posh Scallop Frames die (gorgeous!).


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I used patterned paper for the layers and a Merry Christmas word die cut to add the finishing touches. 


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Hope this gave you a smile! These little guys always give me one! Thank you for stopping by today, and Happy Crafting!
Valerie W.
Monday, October 12, 2015

Happy Tropical Everyday Card

Hi Friends,

We had a windstorm on Saturday that cut off our power for 24 hours. Not only was it windy, but it was very wet and cold. After sitting in the dark (not really since we had a woodstove, a generator and candles, but it sounds so much more dramatic saying that) for that long night, it made be wish for some warmth and sunshine.

Val made this cheery everyday card to inspire you to share some sunshine. I always love the color combos she chooses. This was a fun card thrown in along our wonderfully festive fall cards and projects.

Enjoy!
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Hello Crafters! It's Valerie here today with a bright and cheerful card! 
I'm using 4 DeNami Design stamps on this one today:
  1. Tropical Drink Chickies
  2. Aloha
  3. Mini Berries
  4. Teeny Holly Berries

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I stamped the Tropical Drink image with Memento Tuxedo Black ink on to a blending card paper, and colored them with Copic markers.



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I pulled out my stash of sequins to add some fun sparkle and used clear droplets on this project; I think I have a new favorite sequin!


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All the fun papers came from one collection, so that was easy to work with, and the dies all coordinated so that was super easy to plan, too! I stamped the Sentiment and the Berries with premium dye inks, and added some twine and a bow to the left of the offset stamped images. The final touch was adding a touch of shimmer on all the orange critters.
Thank you SO much for stopping by today; I hope you're having a great week. Happy Crafting!
Valerie W.
Monday, October 5, 2015

Starbucks Inspired Card Project

Hi Friends,

It's Pumpkin-everything season! I must admit it was hard to say goodbye to summer, until I started thinking of pumpkin flavored treats, sweater weather, wearing cozy scarves and wearing boots again. With the changing of the guard, season's wise, comes the changing of Starbucks flavors and their fun cups.
Lisa decided to make a fun project of the decorated cup she got at Starbucks. I love what she did with the project and how she interpreted the art into a card form using DeNami. This would be a fun challenge to do.
Read about her project here:

Hey there! It’s Lisa P. My husband and I recently stopped in our local Starbucks on a chilly morning to pick up a tea and coffee. When I saw their new Autumn-themed cups, I squealed with delight. They are so festive and fun, and they are the inspiration behind my card for today.

Here’s the cup:



And here’s my card:




I stamped the images from the PF21 Autumn Stamp Set on the bottom portion of a blank white card. I masked off the images with some stamping mask paper and then stamped the J16 Small Splatter over top. I removed the masks and added bits of yellow, orange, red, and brown color to the images with markers. I also added some small dots to the images with a fine-tip black pen---a fun little detail that I noted about the images on the cup. To finish, I stamped the E144 Thankful For You sentiment and rounded all four corners of my card base.

Here’s a look at the card and cup together:




I had so much fun creating this card and absolutely LOVE how we are surrounded by inspiration in our everyday lives! I hope you like what I’ve shared today. Thanks so much for visiting!

DeNami Design Supplies:
Stamps: PF21 Autumn Stamp Set, E144 Thankful For You, J16 Small Splatter
Ink: TK-VF082 Onyx Black Versafine (Tsukineko)
Cardstock: PC21 White Cards

Other Supplies:
Black Dye Ink, Markers, Pen, Corner Rounder, Stamping Mask Paper



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Monday, May 4, 2015

Count Your Rainbows Card

Hi DeNami friends,
DT Lisa created a lovely card to brighten up someone you care about. Being on social media makes me all the more aware of people being sick, going through loss, facing life changes, etc. There are many people I know that can just use a friend to let them know they are not alone and to remind them of what they truly have. For me, it often takes hard times to, all the more, appreciate the good times. I would imagine you are like me, as well as your friends.

When I designed the stamp F241 "Count Your Rainbows, Not Your Storms", it really spoke to me about looking at the bright side, because there is always a bright side. It's all in perspective.

Recently, having been struck with diverticulitis (you can read about it here) and being in bed for 3 weeks, I had to face looking at the bright side myself. It made me grateful for what I did have. I was grateful for medication that could make me better eventually, I was grateful that it was a temporary condition, vs those that face cancer and might not know if they are going to get better. I was grateful for my family who helped me face it day by day. I was grateful for friends who came to cheer me up.... I could go on and on.

I am better now, but those lessons I learned will be engraved on my heart forever. I don't know what you are facing, but keep counting your rainbows. There are many, you just have to look intently at times.

I hope today you will find a rainbow in your day.

~Nami

Here's Lisa's heartwarming card. Enjoy!

Hello, crafty friends! Lisa P here with an uplifting Springtime card using a fun technique and one of my all-time favorite DeNami Design sentiments.

To start, I took a white cardstock panel and inked it up with four different distress ink colors (in rainbow order).



I cut a vellum panel (same size as the cardstock panel), and embossed the CL-F241 Count Your Rainbows sentiment onto the panel with white embossing powder. I adhered the vellum over the top of the inked panel and just look at how the vellum really softens those ink colors. So pretty. (Note: Even though I used a vellum adhesive, I can still see the adhesive at the top of my focal panel. If I were to recreate this card, I would only use the adhesive behind the umbrella accent or use ribbon at the top to better hide the adhesive. Live and learn, right??)



I couldn’t resist paper piecing the J135 Large Open Umbrella image with some polka dot patterned paper, and I also embossed polka dots onto the larger white panel beneath it as well. And the 4mm Sparkling Clear sequins from Pretty Pink Posh make perfect raindrops.



I hope you like my card for today and feel inspired to try out this technique!

Have a wonderful day!!!

DeNami Design Supplies:
Embossing Powder: EP06 White
Cardstock: PC21 White
Vellum: PC07 White

Other Supplies:
Ink: Picked Raspberry/Spiced Marmalade/Mustard Seed/Peacock Feathers Distress Ink (Tim Holtz)
Cardstock: White (Papertrey Ink)
Patterned Paper: Bitty Dot Basics (Papertrey Ink)
Dies: Nesting Card Templates (Lifestyle Crafts)
Embossing Folder: Polka Dots (QuicKutz)
Sequins: 4mm Sparkling Clear (Pretty Pink Posh)
Embroidery Thread: Black (Janlynn)
Glitter Pen: Clear Wink of Stella (Zig)
Tool: Mini Ink Blending Tool (Ranger)
Adhesive: Vellum Adhesive (Tombow), Scor-Tape (Scor-Pal), Mono Multi Liquid Glue (Tombow), Matte Multi-Medium (Claudine Hellmuth), Foam Tape (3M)

http://bellalistona.blogspot.com


Thursday, December 18, 2014

Elegant Merry Christmas

Hi Friends,

I love doing various color themes for the holidays. I ventured out and did something that really looked different, yet elegant. I use a dark charcoal gray with black to make this into a cheerful greeting. 

I used basic supplies to create my own patterned paper to coordinate it all.


Supplies:
Charcoal Gray Cardstock
PF02 Classic Christmas, Holly from Petit Fours set

Directions:
1) I folded over a 5.5x8.5 Black cardstock in half making it an A2 size card.
2) I then cut a smaller grey panel so that the black card frames the edge of the cardstock.
3) I stamped the Solid Decorative Crest stamp in a pattern then attached to the black card using ATG adhesive.
4) I cut a rectangular black cardstock and also another grey panel within that black layer. 
5) I used the Three Line Border to create a plaid pattern then attached to the black layer using ATG adhesive.
6) I cut a long grey rectangle and then a black panel so the grey frames it. 
7) I stamped the Decorative Flourish stamp with Platinum Planet 
8) I stamped the Holly in Olympia green and fussy cut it. 
9) I cut a black panel with a smaller white panel for the sentiment and stamped the Merry Christmas in black
10) I attached the holly with ATG adhesive and added the rhinestones. I then attached that sentiment panel to the card. You can use foam tape or ATG adhesive.








Step #5- Start with stamping one of the stripes and then line up the wood block to the stripe you stamped. Repeat this all the way across for even stripes.




 Step #5- Once the stripes going in one direction is filled,  go the other direction, lining up the wood block to the stripes to create a plaid. For a fun variation, you can do different colored inks on one direction vs the other. In this case, you can do Smoky Gray then Black the other direction. Or if you do this card on white, you can do green in one direction and red the other direction.





Step #8- The Holly stamped in Olympia green and then fussy cut.




You can do variation of this card. Change out the sentiment to "Happy Birthday" and use leaves to create an elegant card that you can use for a man, too.

Enjoy making this elegant creation.

See you next time!
Nami
Monday, December 1, 2014

Peace Hope Joy Card and Gift Set

Hi Friends,

Now that Thanksgiving is over, there is the mad dash to start projects your have been planning to do for Christmas. Now is a great time to make some lovely gifts that you can give to co-workers, teachers, neighbors, friends and family.

Look how elegant this project is. You can easily make even more dimensional with 3D Lacquer and Sparkletts glitter. You can also add Rhinestones to bling it up.

Lisa P shared how she made these lovely projects. Enjoy!




Lisa writes:

This festive gift set features the brand new I70 Peace Hope Joy sentiment from DeNami Design. I love this stamp because it can be used on cute and whimsical projects as well as elegant creations. And just look at how gorgeous it is embossed in gold!!! Stunning, really!

I started by making a tag for a gift bag. I used a circle die and traced a pencil outline lightly onto a piece of white cardstock, making sure the circle was big enough for my sentiment to fit inside of it. I stamped the pinecones and pine branches from CL-CH003 Winter Pine to form a wreath. I allowed the ink to dry completely and then stamped and embossed the I70 Peace Hope Joy sentiment in the center of the wreath. I added some embossed berries from the CL-CH004 Elegant Holly Stamp Set to fill in any open spaces. I trimmed the panel down to form a square tag and rounded the corners. I cut a slightly larger square panel from kraft cardstock, rounded the corners and adhered it to the white stamped panel. I cut two tiny holes in the top of the tag, threaded some hemp cord through the holes and tied the tag onto a cellophane gift bag.

After finishing the bag, I thought it would be fun to make a coordinating gift box. I used the GF05 Square Gift Box Template from DeNami Design. I love these templates! They are so simple to use! I cut out the box following all of the solid lines on the template. I flipped the template over so that the remaining dotted lines were on the back side and repeatedly stamped the pinecones and pine branches from CL-CH003 Winter Pine Stamp Set to cover the box. I flipped the template over again, so I could see the dotted lines and used a ruler and bone folder to score along each of the dotted lines. I folded along the scored lines and assembled the box. To finish, I tied on some hemp cord.

For my gifts, I placed holiday scented lotion in the gift bag and lip balm in the gift box, but these packages are the perfect size to hold any number of fun gifts for co-workers, teachers, friends or family members.

I hope you like my project for today! Thanks for stopping by!

Supplies (for Gift Tag):
Ink: Rich Cocoa and Pistachio Memento (Tsukineko), TK-VM001 VersaMark (Tsukineko)
Embossing Powder: Queen’s Gold (Ranger)
Cardstock: White and Kraft (Papertrey Ink)
Tools: Stamp-A-Ma-Jig (EK Success), Crop-A-Dile Corner Chomper (We R Memory Keepers), Hole Punch
Hemp Cord: Natural (Hemptique)
Treat Bag: (World Market)
Crinkle Shreds: recycled from packaging
Festive Hand Soap: (Bath and Body Works)
Adhesive: Scor-Tape (Scor-Pal)

Supplies (for Gift Box):
Ink: Rich Cocoa and Pistachio Memento (Tsukineko)
Gifts and Favors Template: GF05 Square Gift Box (DeNami Design)
Hemp Cord: Natural (Hemptique)
Adhesive: Scor-Tape (Scor-Pal)


http://bellalistona.blogspot.com

Saturday, November 22, 2014

Christmas Fern Card

Hi Friends,

 I like to browse Pinterest for inspiration and found a lovely card I wanted to share. It features our Berry Vine and Christmas Wishes sentiment stamp that comes from the Holiday Greetings Stamp Set. 
 Also, the Best Wishes card gives the Berry Vine a different look. 

This Christmas Wishes card is so versatile. All you have to do is change the sentiment to "Thinking of You" or "Happy Birthday" and you can use it for anything. Color the fern in oranges and browns for a fall feel. Color in limes and greens for summer. You can even color in various shades of gray and accent with silver touches of glitter for a very elegant look. With that gray, if you add touches of Holly Berry Red glitter, you can make an elegant Christmas card.

You can easily change the Best Wishes card by just changing the Brown Craft cardstock to black, or pine green or red. Add dimension with the pearl pens to give a pearly sheen and a 3D effect.
You can even sprinkle Sparkletts glitter on top of the pearl pen to make them look like jewels.

The Berry Vine is also great for making card for men. People have told me men are harder to stamp for. Add this to your collection as a go-to stamp for all occasions.

Enjoy!




The instructions can be found here. 

The supply list can be found here.

Thursday, November 20, 2014

Silent Night Card

Hello DeNami friends!

Living in the Northwest, I love the trees that we are surrounded with. My favorite sights are when the trees have dustings of snow and the sun is glistening in the snow. The coolness of the air reminds me of the warmth that is awaiting me in my home. Usually it is a hot cup of tea with cream and sugar in my favorite tea cup.

Today Lisa E made a Christmas card that was a reflection of nature. The trees were in their simple beauty without the fanfare that are saved for the department stores and movies. I love how she captured the majestic beauty of nature and used the Silent Night stamp to share a powerful, yet simple message.

Her use of different shades of green were very attractive and lends itself to simple stamping. You can easily dress up this card with colorful rhinestones, sequins and dots of color. You can even switch it out and stamp the trees in VersaFine Onyx Black and VersaFine Smoky Gray for the same monochromatic look in the grey and black hues. You can add touches of silver to embellish with. Use your imagination to create your own Silent Night card. These stamps are classics and will be in season for many years to come.





Here is Lisa's instructions on making this gorgeous card:

Hello and welcome back to the DeNami blog! Lisa E. here today to bring you yet another of the newly release Christmas stamps!



I wanted to make something a bit more elegant with this stamp. I began the card with some generation stamping of the Medium Pine. Next I heat embossed the new Silent Night Holy Night sentiment with Versa Mark ink and gold embossing powder. I added my stamped panel to a shimmery gold panel and then to a white card base. And finally I sprinkled about several 4mm Metallic Gold Sequins from Pretty Pink Posh. Quickly created and flat for mailing, a win win!!

http://mypapertales.blogspot.com
Monday, November 17, 2014

Chickie Christmas Garland Card

 Hello DeNami friends,

It's that time of year again! Time to prepare to bring on the cheer of card making and merry making during the Christmas season.
DeNami has a brand new chickie stamps that Lisa E has highlighted in this post. It is the Chickie Christmas Garland. This stamp can be used by itself or along with other coordinating stamps. You can add pine sprigs to frame the image or stamp several of the Chickie Garlands and cut the elements out and make them pop out with foam mounting tape on the original one.

Add some 3D Clear Lacquer and then sprinkle with Fun Fluff on the fuzzy had trim and on the chickies themselves. It adds soft texture and dimension.



Read how Lisa E made these cards with her simple instructions:
Hi friends! Lisa E. here today sharing a card featuring the Chickie Christmas Garland, one of the newly released Christmas stamps! 

This card is a simple one, easily reproduced and flat for mailing. I've added some decorative paper to a white card base. The pretty stitched border is by Pretty Pink Posh. I stamped the image onto a Memory Box die cut label. A touch of glossy accents was added to each bulb and a Glitter Gelly Roll pen was used on the stars. And finally I tucked a tiny sentiment from the Christmas Greetings stamp set and Champagne Rhinestones under this festive trio!

It's great to be back on the DeNami blog! Stayed tuned for more fun projects from the team featuring the new collection of Christmas stamps!

http://mypapertales.blogspot.com

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