Farewell Upsy Daisy!

Today I'm sharing past cards made with the set Upsy Daisy! This set makes great summer cards and it's large size makes a card quickly too! Plus the sentiments included are great!

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 For this card I embossed the image on white over a patterned paper-- so pretty!

or Stamp it twice in different tones to create a garden effect:

 

Here is what the whole set looks like.

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Birthday Celebrations!

So sorry I haven't been blogging lately. I've got a horrible summer cold that won't seem to go away and I haven't had any energy to stamp. I'm hoping that I will feel better soon since I pre-ordered some fun stuff from the new catalog, including all the new colors and it should be here in a few days :) playtime!!

Meanwhile, here's a card I haven't posted yet. For those of you who came to my birthday stamp-a-stack, you will recognize this card. I hope you enjoyed making it! This card uses some of the InColors that will be going away at the end of the month, kiwi kiss, baja breeze and pacific point. I love this color combo, especially with the added chocolate chip, and will definitely miss these colors once they are gone. The ribbon is also retiring (kiwi kiss) but the stamp set is sticking around--Upsy Daisy-- so that's good because I love how easy to use this one is. It makes a card quick. No coloring or lining up to worry about. Just ink and stamp. On this card I stamped it twice to give a sort of shadow effect. Pretty, isn't it?

stamps:Upsy Daisy
ink: chocolate chip, baja breeze, pacific point
paper:chocolate chip, baja breeze, pacific point, very vanilla
other: kiwi kiss ribbon

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Upsy Daisy!

Hope you're having a great memorial day weekend! I'm sharing a really fun effect with you today. This card looks really elegant and professional and was really easy to make. All you do is find a piece of Designer paper with a small pattern on it (In the sample I used Urban Garden). Then I stamped the bold image of flowers from the Upsy Daisy Stamp Set onto the paper using Versamark ink. Quickly, before the ink drys, you dump white embossing powder over the image. Shake off the excess (I use an embossing tray to keep mine nice and neat) and then heat with an embossing gun. Then....ta dah! The white embossing makes this image really pop off the Designer paper and looks really cool!

stamps:Uspy Daisy
ink:Versamark, chocolate chip
paper:So Saffron, Chocolate Chip, Urban Garden Designer Paper, Whisper White
other: embossing tray, white embossing powder, embossing gun, chocolate chip grosgrain, Scallop border punch

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