The Dainty Delight bundle at Stampin’ Up! carried over into the new catalog and I am definitely delighted! I am casing a Wyermann’s Whimsey card design and she has a great tip for us on her youtube channel. I will include those links further down the blog.
Here is a thank you card just like Lorraine Weyermann’s with just a few of my own changes:
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Wait! You used a die cut for the greeting that isn’t symmetrical?!
Yes, Sal, it is from the Beautiful Shapes Dies from Stampin’ Up! – retiring May 3!
The stamping on the inside of the birthday card is from the Stampin’ Up! Artistically Inked Stamp Set and it is not retiring. The little flowers and grass at the bottom of the inside of the birthday card are from the Dainty Delight stamp set and I colored the back of the stamp with markers. The front greetings are both from the Dainty Delight stamp set stamped in Memento Black on a Basic White Beautiful Shapes Die- (the one I said I would never use-ha -never say never)!
Recipe
- Base: Basic White, 5 1/2 X 8 1/2, scored at 4 1/4
- Layer (X2): Designer Series Paper (DSP), 5 1/4 X 4 (cut with the yellow at top left for a bit of sunshine)
- Flowers: Die cut with Dainty Delight dies
- Flirty Flamingo – 1 1/2 X 2, 1 full flower cut, 1 half flower cut
- Melon Mambo – 1 1/2 X 2, 1 full flower cut, 1 half flower cut, layer behind Flirty Flamingo
- Fresh Freesia – 1 1/2 X 2, 1 full flower cut, 1 half flower cut
- Highland Heather – 1 1/2 X 2, 1 full flower cut, 1 half flower cut, layer behind Fresh Freesia
- Vine: Old Olive, 5 X 2 1/2, die cut with Dainty Delight vine die
- Centers: Daffodil Delight, 1 X 1, die cut with the center which has four centers together – 2 full and 2 half centers
- Greeting: Basic White, 3 1/4 X 1 1/2, stamp greeting in Memento Black, die cut with Beautiful Shapes die and adhere direct to the DSP
- Embellish: brass butterfly and flower resin shape – retired
The vine is glued direct to the DSP.
Layer the flowers with glue dots and then pop up with dimensionals.
Lorraine Weyermann’s video below shows this presentation of the dies:
And one more video from Melanie Coverston using a background with a brick embossing folder and sunflowers:
Yes, thanks to the ladies who post videos for us to learn from.
My Bake Sale tab now has the products I am selling so let me know if you would like anything. I will eventually post to Facebook and Ebay but I wanted to let my loyal followers have first pick. I accept paypal, so send me your requests and your zip code and I will invoice you. When I receive payment, I will immediatly ship the product(s).
Sal, Stamp A Lot
Karen
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