Belated Club Projects

So I’m only a month behind on posting the other two cards from my monthly Stamp Club in July!!!

SU Demonstrator, Dawn Olchefske posted a GREAT tutorial for this “Triple Time” stamp technique.  Another quick and easy project that was fun to create! The dimensions for the layers are as follows:

Very Vanilla

  • 2″ x 3-1/4″
  • 3″ x 4-1/4″
  • 4″ x 5-1/4″

Pacific Point

  • 2-1/4″ x 3-1/2″
  • 3-1/4″ x 4-1/2″
  • 5-1/2″ x 8-1/2″ (fold for card base)

The “French Script” background image was stamped first in crumb cake, followed by the flower image from the “Reason to Smile” promotional stamp using Pacific Point ink. The phrase is from “Blooming with Kindness” stamp set (which is also my Stamp Set of the Month for August!). I wrapped the Island Indigo Bakers Twine a couple of times around the top two layers, and added dimensionals behind it to give it a little extra depth.

The final stamp club project featured the “Window Pane” technique. Start with a 3×3″ square of whisper white cardstock, and stamp your images as you see fit. I colored the floral image from “Just Believe” stamp set with the Gumball Green and Primrose Petal Stampin’ Write Markers. I sponged the background with Bashful Blue, So Saffron, and Certainly Celery. 

Cut your square in half (1-1/2″ both sides) to get 4 equal parts. Helpful HINT: be sure to add any sponging BEFORE you cut the image 🙂 I used the Square Lattice Embossing folder to add a little texture to the Raspberry Ripple Cardstock before mounting it on the Primrose Petal Layer

“Wish Big” stamp set was used for the phrase, and I added a small Pearl Jewel to the top of the “G” for a little bling. Pearls were also added to the centers of the flowers to tie it all together 🙂

Here’s another version, with the Lace Ribbon and alternative phrase (also from the “Wish Big” stamp set)

Thanks for stopping by! Have a Fabulous Weekend and Happy Stamping!!!

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