Playing in the Rain, Charming Sentiments and Unbounded Love

 

This is card number five using the same sheet of paper from the Fresh as a Daisy designer series paper pack. You get two sheets of each paper, so you can make ten of these cards and still have 10 beautiful 12x12 papers for scrapbooking or card making. This paper and sentiment on the outside is retiring this month, so if you want it make sure you get your order in soon. The sentiment on the inside will be available to purchase May 1, 2024.

 

Products:

Stamps: Playing in the Rain. Charming Sentiments (retiring end of this month) & Unbounded Love

Ink: Momento Tuxdo Black and Mossy Meadow

Stampin’ Blends: light & dark Old Olive, light & dark Mango Melody (retired color)

Paper: Old Olive  and Basic White card stock. Fresh as a Daisy designer series paper (retiring this month)

Accessories: Stamp Cut and Emboss machine, Playing in the Rain dies, mini Stampin’ Dimensionals, Tombo liquid glue or Stampin Seal, Paper Trimmer, Paper snips

 

Instructions:

1.    Cut a card base of Old Olive 5 ½” x 8 ½”, score at 4 ¼”.

2.    Attach to card base designer series paper panel shown trimmed down to 4 ¼” x 5” using Tombo glue or Stampin’ Seal.  

3.    Stamp sentiment from Charming sentiments using Mossy Meadow on card front.

4.    Stamp turtle from Playing in the Rain and color using Stampin’
Blends. (if you don’t have Mango Melody use dark Daffodil with light Pumpkin pie) Using Mini Stampin Dimensionals attach to card front.

5.    Stamp sentiment from Unbounded Love using Mossy Meadow on Basic white panel cut at 4 ¼” x 5”. Stamp flowers from Playing in the Rain stamp set using Momento Black and color centers of flowers.

6.    Attach to inside of card.

7.    Stamp either Turtle or flowers on bottom left or back flap of envelope (it is not necessary to color, but if you do put a scrap of paper under as the ink does bleed.

Fresh as a Daisy designer series card number four

 

This a very quick and easy card. Simply add cardstock, a sentiment and a few jewels and you have a beautiful card.

This is card number four using the same sheet of paper from the Fresh as a Daisy designer series paper pack. I have one more I will share tomorrow. You get two sheets of each paper, so you can make ten of these cards and still have 10 beautiful 12x12 papers for scrapbooking or card making. This paper is retiring this month, so if you want it make sure you get your order in soon.

 

Products:

Stamps: Cheerful Daisy

Ink: Azure Afternoon

Paper: Azure Afternoon, Copper Clay and Basic White card stock. Fresh as a Daisy designer series paper (retiring this month)

Accessories: Stamp Cut and Emboss machine, Cheerful Daisies dies, Adhesive backed solid gems, sponge daubers, mini Stampin’ Dimensionals, Tombo liquid glue or Stampin Seal, Paper Trimmer, Paper snips

 

Instructions:

1.    Cut a card base of Copper Clay 5 ½” x 8 ½”, score at 4 ¼”.

2.    Attach to card base an Azure Afternoon card stock panel of 3 3/4” x 5” using Tombo glue or Stampin’ Seal.  

3.    Trim down panel shown to 3 ½” x 4 ¾” and attach to card front. Save scrap for inside of card.

4.    Stamp sentiment from Cheerful Daisies stamp set on scrap of Basic White card stock with Azure Afternoon ink pad.

5.    Die cut sentiment using die from the Cheerful Daisies die set placing die as shown. Using your Paper Snips trim off excess. Sponge Azure Afternoon ink around edges using a sponge dauber and ink pad.

6.    Add one gem to sentiment panel and pop up using Stampin’ Dimensionals. Place two other gems on card front.

Inside:

1.    Cut Azure Afternoon to 4” x 5 ¼” and attach to inside of card base

2.    Cut Basic white 3 ¾” by 5”.

3.    Add remaining strip of designer series paper

4.    Stamp sentiment if desired.

5.    Glue to inside Azure Afternoon panel.          

Fresh as a Daisy designer paper and Sweetly scripted stamp set

 

Cute Easy card made using the Fresh as a Daisy designer series paper. I always like to bring the front of the card to the inside so I stamped and embossed a Daisy on the inside onto Bubble Bath cardstock. I usually use White or Vanilla on the inside, but my white daisy would not have shown up, and the Pretty in Pink card stock is light enough to stamp and write a sentiment on.

Products:

Stamps: Sweetly Scripted and Cheerful Daisies

Ink: Garden Green, Craft White (or VersaMark), Crushed Curry

Stampin’ Blends: dark Shy Shamrock

Watercolor pencils: Old Olive an Garden Green

Paper: Garden Green, Shy Shamrock, Bubble Bath and Basic White card stock, Fresh as a Daisy designer series paper.

Accessories: White embossing powder, Heat tool, Pretty in Pink bordered ribbon, Foam adhesive sheets, Tear & Tape, Tombo liquid glue (or Stampin’ Seal),

Paper trimmer, Paper snips

 

Instructions:

1.    Cut a card base 5 ½” x 8 ½” out of Garden Green cardstock.

2.    Trim daisy panel shown above to 3 ¾” x 4”. Attach to a 4” x 5 ¼” panel of Shy Shamrock cardstock 1/8” in down from top, centering on both sides using Tombo liquid glue or Stampin’ Seal.

3.    Stamp sentiment from Sweetly Scripted stamp set using a Garden Green ink pad onto a white scrap 1” x 3 ¾”. Attach below daisy panel leaving 1/8” border below.

4.    Cut a 4 ½” piece of Pretty in Pink bordered ribbon and attach to the daisy/Shy Shamrock panel in the back using Tear & Tape. (I like to also put Tear & tape on top of the ribbon on the back for extra security. I leave the top paper on so it is not sticky). I also and a very small piece of Tear & Tape to the front center leaving the sides loose. Cut a 3 ½” piece of ribbon and add to left front of card sliding under the ribbon strip and tying in a knot.

5.    Attach this panel using Foam adhesive strips to pop up the entire panel.

Inside: 

1.    Cut Bubblegum card stock to 3 ¾” x 5”. Stamp small Daisy from Cheerful Daisies stamp set using either White craft or VersaMark ink. Add white embossing powder and heat set using the heat tool. Let cool.

2.    Stamp inside of flower using Crushed Curry ink. Draw stem using Pecan Pie or Early Espresso water color pencil or Stampin’ Write Marker. Draw a left using the dark Shy Shamrock Stampin’ Blend and add veins using Old Olive or Garden Green water color pencil (or Stampin’ Write marker.

3.    Add sentiment if desired.

4.    Attach Bubblegum panel to a 4” x 5 ¼” Shy Shamrock panel. Attach to inside of card. 

Fresh as a Daisy designer series paper and Something Fancy stamp and die bundle

 Need a fast easy card? Start with designer paper and ribbon and sentiment and you can get a beautiful card like this. 

Obviously very tired when I glued the strip of designer paper to inside of card, lol

Products used:

Stamps: Something Fancy

Ink: Pretty in Peacock

Paper: Pretty Peacock, Wild Wheat and Vanilla card stock, Fresh as a Daisy designer series paper (retiring the end of this month)

Accessories: Stamp Cut and Emboss machine, Something Fancy dies, Wild Wheat textured ribbon (retiring the end of this month), Foam adhesive strips, Tear & Tape, Tombo liquid glue, Paper Trimmer, Paper Snips

Instructions:

1.    Cut panel from Designer paper shown to 3 ¾” x 5”. Attach Tear & Tape around all edges.

2.    Cut an 6 inch strip of ribbon and add by folding ends to back and attaching to Tear & Tape. Add an additional piece of Tear & Tape over ribbon.

3.    Attach Designer series paper with ribbon to a Panel of Wild Wheat cut to 4” x 5 ¼”.

Attach to a 5 ½” x 8 ¼” card front scored at 4 ¼” using Tombo liquid glue or Stampin’ Seal.

4.    Stamp sentiment on a Vanilla scrap and die cut using the Something Fancy dies. Attach with Tombo glue or Stampin’ Seal to Wild Wheat die cut with larger die creating a mat.

5.    Attach to card front using Foam Adhesive strips or Stampin’ dimensionals at top and bottom of sentiment panel, so it will be above and below the ribbon.

6.    Cut a 4’ x 5 ¼” panel of Vanilla card stock. Add small strip of designer paper cut off from card front at bottom.

7.    Stamp additional sentiment if desired and attach to inside of card. 

Fresh as a Daisy designer series paper

 I was inspired by a card Mary Fish did using the Fresh as a Daisy designer series paper. This paper is retiring the end of this month. I made a few modifications to her card created an inside and added a gift card holder. Here is my version. I chose not to add a sentiment so I can decide what sentiment is needed when I am ready to mail out this card.

I was able to create five different cards using that same sheet of 12x12 paper since the paper has sections with different designs all coordinating with the Cheerful Daisies stamp and die set. I will be posting a different card every day this week, so be sure to check back. 

Products used:

Paper: Early Espresso, Wild Wheat and Basic White cardstock. Fresh as a daisy designer series paper.

Watercolor pencils – assortment one (Early Espresso), Water painter

Stamp, Cut and Emboss machine, Cheerful Daisy dies and the retiring Scallop Contours dies.

23-25 In Color Jute trim (Pebbled Path)

Paper trimmer, Paper snips, Foam Adhesive strips, Tear & tape, Tombo glue

 

Directions:

1.    Cut a Wild Wheat card base 5 ½” by 8 ½” Score at 4 ¼”

2.    Die cut in Early Espresso card stock (4 ¼” x 5 ½”) the largest scallop die from the Scallop Contours set.

3.    Cut apart all the sections from the designer series paper. Using section pictured above trim to 3 3/8” x 4 ¾”). Using Tombo glue attach to die cut scallop.

4.    Cut a 4 ¼” piece of the Pebbled Path jute and add to front of card, putting ends through a scallop and attach to back of scallop using Tear & tape. Note. I add a small piece on the card stock then attach jute and add another piece on top to secure. I do not take off the topper as I do not want that piece to be sticky.  

5.    Add strips of Foam adhesive strips except over jute to pop up the entire scallop to card front.

6.    Cut and White panel 3 ¾” x  5”. Stamp sentiment if desired and add to an 4” x 5 ¼” Early Espresso panel. Attach to inside front of card.

7.    Cut a panel of Wild Wheat 4 ¼” x 1 ½”. Using Basic White scraps cut three daisies from the die set. Using color the flower center using a Water color pencil and blend using a Water Painter brush.

8.    Add stems and leaves to Wild Wheat panel and glue daisies using Tombo glue.

9.    Add Tear & tape to sides and bottom only (do not add tape to top as you want to be able to slide in a gift card). Attach panel to inside of card.