Printed Sticker Greeting

During my sorting out in my stash I discovered some clear sticker labels.  I inherited the cut offs from some project.  I thought I could make my own stickers.  I was thinking greetings in particular.  I'm not sure that this was as effective use of this resource but this was my first try. 

I printed the greeting from the Stampin Up Lemonade Stand digital stamp set.  I colored it in Night of Navy and placed a Summer Sun border around it.  Once printed I embossed it with clear powder.  I trimmed it to the yellow border with scissors.
I placed this on a piece of Whisper White.  I added a layer of Night of Navy then onto a card in Summer Sun.  I placed a piece of Summer Sun grosgrain ribbon across the bottom of the white.  I then added 3 yellow handmade paper flowers topped by lighter ones all held in place with navy star brads.  The stars a bit of a nod to the nautical theme in the inspiration photo.

Sharing with  Stampin Celebration Challenges - #SC132

Card - Bright Colorful HB Wishes

I started with a black card.  I cut a piece of Stampin Up Quatrefancy Specialty DSP to just under 3" the layered it onto Pool Party leaving a small border.  I cut the bottom into a large banner. This layer was adhered to the left hand side of the card.  The greeting is from the So Happy for You stamp set done in black with a square thin border.  This was layered onto a piece of Daffodil Delight card stock leaving a small border. I found a large yellow button to which I tied black thread.   It is held in place with a large Zot.

Submitting this card to the following challenges:
Fab Friday 64 Sketch



Stampin Celebration - Inspiration Photo

Card - A Christmas Wish

I created this card with several challenges in mind.
I started with a Stampin Up Whisper White card on which I printed a thin border on the card front in Pool Party.  I cut 3 pieces of Winter Frost DSP then applied them to non SU glossy card stock in an aqua which matches Pool Party leaving a small border. I glued them evenly spaced on the card front. I stamped the greeting "A Christmas Wish" from the Home for Christmas stamp set in Baja Breeze and clear embossed it.  I used a square punch to flag both ends of the greeting.  I cut 2 snowflakes with the Snow Flurry Bigz die.  The larger one in the glossy aqua card stock and the smaller in white pearl card stock.  The greeting was placed over the 3 panels and the snowflakes layered and placed to the left of the greeting.

Submitting this card to the following challenges:
Stampin Celebration - SC103 - Sketch
City Crafter Challenge - #260 - Mood Board Inspiration by Samra
Holly Jolly Christmas challenge - White with one color

Card - White and Green Challenge

I started with a Stampin Up Wild Wasabi green card.  I embossed a piece of Whisper White with the SU Vintage Wallpaper textured impressions folder. I painted the centers of the embossed images with a water brush dipped in a drop of WW ink. I painted the dots in the embossed layer with a silver paint marker. I stamped the greeting with ink coordinating with the card.  The stamp is from the Greetings of the Season stamp set. I punched it with the Decorative Label punch and offset it with a silver one.  I put a WW stitched grosgrain ribbon across the bottom 1/3 of the embossed layer and taped the ends to the back. Mounted the greeting with 3D foam tape.



I'm submitting this card to the Stampin Celebration Challenges: Inspiration Photo.

Card - SC99 Sketch Challenge

I started with a Stampin Up Elegant Eggplant card.  I stamped a piece of Whisper White with the two of the stamps from the Oh, So Lovely set. The background in Always Artichoke and the flower in Eggplant.  This was adhered to the card front. I then cut small banners from AA and Baja Breeze and layered them in the top left hand corner. I stamped a strip of BB with the Damask from the Background Builder set in Eggplant.  I then cut the strip in half and mounted the strips on the top and bottom of the card with 3D foam tape.





I'm submitting this card to the Stampin Celebration SC99 Sketch Challenge.