Showing posts with label Honey Bee Stamps. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Honey Bee Stamps. Show all posts

Tuesday, May 29, 2018

More Coffee PLEASE!

I decided to get out one of my favorite stamp sets to make this fun card for this weeks Wednesday Challenge with Simon Says Stamp.    This weeks challenge was to use more than one stamp and the suggested product was Honey Bee Stamps.

The stamp sets I used were "BLAH BUNNY" and "BLAH BLAH BLAH" both by the Honey Bee stamps company.  I stamped the image using masks that I had already created for this set and saved from a previous card.  I colored the image using Zig Clean Color Markers and die cut it using a stitched rectangle die.  The enamel dots and patterned paper are from my stash.

Thank you for dropping in to check out my card.  Your comments, questions and suggestions are always welcome.

Saturday, June 17, 2017

Color Magic Slider Card

Hello, it has been awhile since my last blog post.   I have been very busy, in good ways.  My garden which had been neglected before my knee replacement is finally getting some of the attention that it has missed.  The garden is finally looking good again and I can take some time for my other passion.
Today's card was just so much fun to create.  I have recently been fascinated by the interactive cards that are appearing online.  Why not give it a try?  This is what I came up with.  The cute stamp set along with the fun sentiment is from the Honey Bee stamp company.  This is a new company to me but the stamp images are so darn cute.

The slider portion of the card is a combination of dies from Lawn Fawn and Simon Says stamp.  All of the supplies are listed below.  
I have discovered that I can use a Multipurpose Transparency Film to stamp onto using Archival Ink instead of StazOn.  This transparency film is created to use with printers but the same treatment that makes it printable makes it perfect for stamping.


This is the open slider view of the card. 


Thank you for stopping by my blog today.  Your comments, questions or recommendations are always most welcome.

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