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Have you finished your creating your Christmas Car

Have you finished your creating your Christmas Cards, or do you still need a few more?
If you still need a few more, I have a great card that you can mass produce in a short amount of time!
Minimal stamping, and a great use of DSP, and they'll all look a little different.
We made these in our Live Card Making Class on Thursday morning.
Check out my smart.bio for the blog link to this card.

Technique Time! Who loves a messy, inky technique

Technique Time! Who loves a messy, inky technique once in a while?

On Glossy Card (I just used photo paper) drop some of your favourite coloured inks randomly over the card. I’ve used Stampin’ Up! Inks Bermuda Bay, Pool Party and Crushed Curry.

Spritz Isopropyl Alcohol over the card, then place another piece on top. Squish them together and slide them around a little. You can take a peek to see if the colours are blending, squish and slide a little more if you need to.

Peel the card apart and set aside to dry. These pieces to take some time to dry, I’d give them a day or two. Blot any ink pools if you need to.

You can use these pieces of art for intricate die cutting, or use as a whole piece and put add silhouette dies to the front.

Let me know what you think of this technique and if you’ll have a play with it.

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Pink Wisteria’s? Sure why not!! If you know me,

Pink Wisteria’s? Sure why not!!
If you know me, you know I never follow colour rules!
Today on my Live Card Making Class we created this card with the Stampin’ Up! Wisteria Wishes Bundle.
I think it turned out pretty, what do you think?
Replay is on YouTube :)

Creating with the Stampin’ Up! Wisteria Wishes B

Creating with the Stampin’ Up! Wisteria Wishes Bundle, but not with purples.

Start by stamping the flower stems with Old Olive Ink. Ink up the flowers first with Pale Papaya, using a sponge dauber, sponge on some Calypso Coral Ink, then Stamp.

Apply some Old Olive Ink to your white card with a Blending Brush before emboss the card with the Brick & Mortar 3D Embossing Folder.

Add a couple of strips of matching Cardstock for interest, your sentiment and of course some bling.

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Special request for a Stampin’ Up! Painted Poppi

Special request for a Stampin’ Up! Painted Poppies Colour Tutorial.

Coloured with Stampin’ Blends.

If you’d like to see what becomes of these image, make sure you’re signed up for my Newsletter. These images are going to be our free tutorial for the week.

Typing up the instructions for December’s Tutori

Typing up the instructions for December’s Tutorial Membership!

LOVING!!! 💜💚

If you’d like to jump into the Membership, you’ll need to be signed up by the end of the month to receive this one.

You can join from anywhere in the world, then, if you live in Australia you’ll have the option to purchase one of two Card Making Kits to go along with the Tutorial.

You are not locked into a length of time, and can cancel any time before your next payment is due.

Details can be found in my Smart.Bio

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