Silhouette Sentiments

Hi,

Just wanted to let everyone who's reading my blog not to think I've forgotten about you.  This has been a busy week for me.  I haven't had too much time to stamp, but I will have some goodies to share in the upcoming weeks. 

Here is a card that I designed and demonstrated at my friend Melissa's workshop a few weeks ago. It came together rather quickly.  Those are the kind of cards I like best.

Stamps: Silhouette Sentiments (hostess level one)
Paper: Perfect Plum, Wild Wasabi, Whisper White
Ink: Wild Wasabi
Accessories:  Big Shot, Vintage Wallpaper textured impressions embossing folder, 1 1/4" square punch, white satin ribbon, dimensionals, glue dot

I tore the Wild Wasabi card stock at the bottom and adhered it to the embossed layer with dimensionals. Then I stamped the three images and the sentiment, then centered them in the punch before punching them out. The bow was tied using the fork bow method and adhered with a glue dot.

Happy Stamping!

Susan

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Hi,

Just wanted to let everyone who's reading my blog not to think I've forgotten about you.  This has been a busy week for me.  I haven't had too much time to stamp, but I will have some goodies to share in the upcoming weeks. 

Here is a card that I designed and demonstrated at my friend Melissa's workshop a few weeks ago. It came together rather quickly.  Those are the kind of cards I like best.

Stamps: Silhouette Sentiments (hostess level one)
Paper: Perfect Plum, Wild Wasabi, Whisper White
Ink: Wild Wasabi
Accessories:  Big Shot, Vintage Wallpaper textured impressions embossing folder, 1 1/4" square punch, white satin ribbon, dimensionals, glue dot

I tore the Wild Wasabi card stock at the bottom and adhered it to the embossed layer with dimensionals. Then I stamped the three images and the sentiment, then centered them in the punch before punching them out. The bow was tied using the fork bow method and adhered with a glue dot.

Happy Stamping!

Susan