Showing posts with label embossing. Show all posts
Showing posts with label embossing. Show all posts

Wednesday, November 3, 2010

Lovely As A Tree


Clean and Simple this card is. Very little work to it but I think it just screams Holiday. I am in love with the new colors Cherry cobbler and Expresso with a touch of gold it screams rich to me.
The card in real life is great. I think I am getting in the holiday spirit now.


Cardstock: Cherry Cobbler, Early Expresso, and Very Vanilla

Ink: Versamark, Gold Embossing Powder, and Cherry Cobbler

Stamp Set: Curly Cute and Lovely As A Tree

Accessories: Heat Tool, Powder Pal, Embosssing Powder.


Thank you for stopping by:


Tai

Sunday, October 24, 2010

Snow Swirls



Here is another Clean and Simple Card. It actually took more time to cute the cardstock then to make the card.




Cardstock: Night of Navy, Vellum CS, Bashful Blue and Ultra White


Stamp Set: Snow Swirls


Ink: Bashful Blue Craft Ink


Accessories: Clear Embossing Powder, Heat Gun, Big Shot, Petals A Plenty EF




Thank you for stopping by:




Tai

Monday, September 27, 2010

Dasher With Ice


This dasher has been created with a little twist of ice added to it. The card is very similar to the card that was posted on yesterday with just a few minor accessories adjustments. Card making is just like wearing clothes. You can wear the same dress twice but change your accessories and make it look brand new. I enjoy stamping clean and simple!!!!


Cardstock: Early Expresso, Cherry Cobbler, Brushed Gold, and Very Vanilla

Stamp Sets: Dasher and Teeny Tiny Wishes

Ink: Cherry Cobbler and Versamark

Accessories: Big Shot, Square Lattice Embossing Folder, Modern Label Extra Large, Word Window Large, Dimensionals, Heat Tool, and Iridescent Ice


Technique: Embossing One Of My Favorite Techniques


Thank You For Stopping By:


Tai

Thursday, August 13, 2009

Gold Birthday Card


Today post is a birthday card not a thank you card. You can never have to many birthday cards on hand just like thank you cards. This card is very elegant with the gold embossing but yet clean and simple. The card looks a lot better in person I think.

Card Ingredient:

Stamp Sets: Medallion and Sincere Salutations
Cardstock: Kraft and Very Vanilla
Ink: Versamark
Accessories: Classy Gold Embossing Powder, Heat Gun and Powder Pal.
Technique: Embossing.

This card is very simple to mass produce. Using the sincere salutation stamp set you can make a set of 8 cards in very little time.

Thanks for stopping by

Tai

Wednesday, July 29, 2009

In Color Thank You Card


One can never have enough thank you cards. I made this card using several of my favorite tools which are punches. I also incorporated our new in color in the scheme of the card. Once again a card that is very easy for mass producing and very simple. Simple should have been my middle name.

Stamp Set: Thank you Kindly - $13.95
Cardstock: Bermuda Bay (In Color), Basic Black, and Ultra White
Ink: Black Craft Ink
Accessories: Bermuda Bay Polka Dot Ribbon, Clear Embossing Powder, Embossing Heat Gun, Scallop Edge Punch, Big Shot, Spring Flowers Set Sizzlits, Silver Brads.
Technique: Embossing

Thank you for stopping by:

Tai

Christmas In July


I was inspired to make this card from a card that is in the new holiday mini which will be released to customers on beginning September 1st. The set that is used in the holiday mini is a hostess level 1 set called the patterned pines. But my card was made using Snow Swirled. This stamp set has endless possibilities.

Stamp Set: Snow Swirled
Cardstock: Real Red, Old Olive, and Ultra White
Ink: Real Red, Old Olive, and Craft White Ink
Accessories: 1 1/4 Circle Punch, Sivler Brad, Stamp-a-ma-jig, and Dimensional
Technique: Embossing

This card can be massed produced in no time. I love clean and simple cards.

Thanks for stopping by Tai

Sunday, February 8, 2009

Valentine's Card


Hello All:

On yesterday my friend Michelle and I stamped with one another and this is something that we hadn't done in awhile. Between work and school sometimes it's hard for the both of us to stamp. Well, I cased a card that was designed by Allison over at Sweet Impressions.

The Love ya much set is easy to work with especially if you purchased the bundle set which I did. This is going to be my Valentines Card.

Card Recipe:

Stamp Set: Love Ya Much
Cardstock: Chocolate Chip, Riding Hood, Pink Pirouette, and Candy Lane Designer Paper
Ink: White Craft Ink
Accessories: Word Window Punch, Heart to Heart Punch, Heating Tool, Dimensionals and Winter White Embossing Powder


Thank you for looking

Tai

Saturday, January 24, 2009

Fatz Invites


My middle niece will be turning 10 years old in a few days. Here name is Justiss but I call her Fatz because when she was born her belly was bigger than her entire body. I promise it looks like here belly weighed 15 pounds by itself. Fatz wanted to make her our invitations this year instead of her mom purchasing them. So on Wednesday evening Fatz, Candace (her mom) and I went into design mode. I thought a pocket card would be nice and something different and from there all of us helped design Fatz invites. I used a retired simply scrapping kit for the designer paper but she loved that fact that the paper was polka dots and pink. Pink is Fatz color.

Card Recipe:
Stamp Set: Party Hearty
Cardstock: Retired Simply Scrapping Kit, Regal Rose, Pink Pirouette, White and Kiwi Kiss
Ink: Regal Rose
Accessories: Scallop Punch,Circle Punch, and Circle Ice Rhinestones
Technique: Masking and Embossing

Thanks for stopping by and looking at our family creation for Fatz

Tai

Sunday, January 18, 2009

Baby Shower Thank You Cards


Hello All:

I must first start my post off by saying isn't great when your friends know what you like. One of my good pals knows that I love to monogram. So for Christmas what did Char get me for christmas the JustRite DIY Monogram Stamper Kit. I screamed like a little kid. Ok, this is enough about me.

One of my little play sisters just had her first baby and her name is Kaylah. Well Miss Kaylah wasn't supposed to be here until January 27th, but she decided to come into the world on January 15th this past Thursday. As a gift I made Kaylah some thank you cards so that her mom could send out thank you for all the gifts that were received. Kaylah's baby shower was this Saturday and Kaylah made a grand entrance for everyone to see her.

I made this thank you cards with retired supplies.

Thank you for stopping by:

Tai

Sunday, November 23, 2008

Snow Swirl Brown and Blue


Okay you can tell that I really enjoyed looking at Karen's blog and casing her cards because three of the four that I posted came from her blog. I was blog surfing and came across this card on Karen's blog at stampwithkarengp.blogspot.com. I decided to case this card but I did a few changes but used the same layout.



Card Details:
Stamp set: Snow Swirl
Cardstock: Bashful Blue, Chocolate Chip and Kraft
Ink: Chocolate Chip and Craft White
Accessories: Bashful Blue Brad, Chocolate Chip Grosgrain Ribbon, Glue Dot, Winter White Embossing Powder, Embossing Tray, and Heat Gun

Technique: Embossing

Card Size 3 1/2 by 5

Christmas can be whatever color you want it to be.


Thank you for stopping by:

Tai

Snow Swirl Christmas Tree Green & Red


I was blog surfing again and came across this card on Karen's blog at stampwithkarengp.blogspot.com. I decided to case this card but I did a few changes but used the same layout. I made a card using the traditional holiday colors.

Card Details:

Stamp Set: Snow Swirl
Cardstock: Always Artichoke, Really Red, and Whisper White
Ink: Always Artichoke Craft Ink
Accessories: Gold Brad, Always Artichoke Grosgrain Ribbon, Ticket Corner Punch, Clear Embossing Powder, and Heating Tool.

Technique: Embossing

Card Size 3 1/2 X 5

Thanks for stopping by:

Tau

Snow Swirl Christmas Tree


I was blog surfing again and came across this card on Karen's blog at stampwithkarengp.blogspot.com. I decided to case this card but I did a few changes but used the same layout. Who says that Christmas has to be green and red?

Card Details:
Stamp Set: Snow Swirl
Cardstock: Chocolate Chip and Pretty In Pink
Ink: Chocolate Chip Craft Ink
Accessories: Ticket corner punch, Gold Brad, Pretty In Pink Grosgrain Ribbon, Clear Embossing Powder, and Heat Tool.

Technique: Embossing

Card Size: 3 1/2 X 5

Thank for stopping by:

Tai

Saturday, November 22, 2008

Snow Swirled


I designed this card using the Snow swirled stamp set and it really does have a lot of possibilities when making cards. This card can be massed produced in no times and sometimes when our lives demands mass production this card would be for you.

Card Details

Cardstock: Whisper White and Real Red
Ink: Gold Embossing Powder
Accessories: Heating Tool and Powder Tray

Thanks for stopping by

Tai

Thursday, June 5, 2008

Pick It Up A Notch Challenge #2


Hello All

I am a few days behind with posting my challenge because my Dad was here visiting from Chicago. Now that he is gone I can get a little stamping done but I really do miss my dad being in the house with us.

The challenge is very easy and simple. I have made two identical cards one card will be easy and simple and the other card I will make some type of change to the card where I have Pick It Up A Notch. I love for you all to join the challenge as well and when you do please post here on my blog so that I can share with everyone. If you don't have a blog and post it on Splitcoast please use keyword putais02.

With graduations right around the corner I have chosen to make graduation cards:

Card Details: Card A On The Left
Cardstock: Brilliant Blue, Summer Sun and Ultra White
Stamp Set: Year after Year and Hugs and WishesInk: Brilliant Blue and Summer Sun
Accessories: Dimensionals and Stamp-a-ma-jig

Card Details: Card B On The Right
Cardstock:Brilliant Blue, Summer Sun and Ultra White
Stamp Set: Year after Year and Hugs and Wishes
Ink: Brilliant Blue Craft Ink, Summer Sun Craft Ink, and Clear Embossing Powder
Accessories: Dimensionals, Gold Brads, Mat Pack and Stamp-a-ma-jig
Technique: Paper piercing

Tuesday, May 27, 2008

Color Concoction


I completed another challenge today but this was created by Julie over at paper pleasing ideas. Julie host a color concoction and I decided to play the main color scheme is perfect plum and always artichoke. Have you challenged yourself to a challenge lately? If not then it time to take a challenge.

Card Details:
Stamp set: Year after year and A little birdie told me
Cardstock: Perfect Plum, Always Artichoke, and Watercolor Paper
Ink: Perfect Plum
Accessories: Perfect Plum & Always artichoke markers, gold brads, small & large ovals, color spritzer tool and circle punch for the scallops.
Technique: Embossing and Water Coloring

Thanks for stopping by: