Showing posts with label spot of tea framelits. Show all posts
Showing posts with label spot of tea framelits. Show all posts

Thursday, July 25, 2019

Pressed Flowers


When I created this card I guess I pulled out quite a few retired items but it could easily be recreated with current catalog items as well.  The designer series papers I chose were from the Happiness Blooms and Wood Textures collections and my stamp sets were Pressed Flowers (hostess) and Detailed with Love.


I added some linen thread and Happiness blooms enamel dots for accents and the die cut for the sentiment is from the Spot of Tea framelits collection.


Supplies:
Deatiled with Love
Pressed Flowers
Blueberry Bushel, Crumb Cake ink
Blueberry Bushel, Whisper White card stock
Wood Textures dsp
Happiness Blooms dsp
Happiness blooms enamel dots
Spot of Tea framelits
linen thread

Monday, April 29, 2019

Wishes Your Way


I love using the dandelion images from the Dandelion Wishes stamp set for various types of cards, but for this one I chose to use a sentiment that comes in the same stamp set...


I chose a Mint Macaron background and added some Botanical Butterfly designer series paper and bakers twine before adding a sentiment stamped on a die cut from the Spot of Tea framelits collection.


Supplies:
Dandelion Wishes
Basic Black ink
Mint Macaron, Whisper White card stock
Botanical Butterfly dsp (SAB 2019)
Spot of tea framelits
baker's twine
tea framelits
Spot Of Tea Framelits Dies 146821
Price: $26.00
Create die-cut ornamental flowers, doilies and a tea cup in record time with Framelits dies and the Big Shot. Use the layering scallop circles as frames, or as tags and cards. The Edgelit piece can be used as an envelope liner for 3" x 3" (7.6 x 7.6 cm) envelopes or as a border at the bottom of the card.

Framelits Dies help you create detailed die cuts with just a few turns of the Big Shot handle.

* 9 dies
* Largest die: 2-5/8" x 2-5/8" (6.7 x 6.7 cm)
* Use with Big Shot


Thursday, October 11, 2018

Illuminated Christmas


Every year I try to select just a few of the holiday stamp sets that I know I will use for lots of different projects, sometimes that works and other times I end up purchasing more than I really need...This is one of the first sets I decided on this year, Illuminated Christmas.  It pairs well with the Stampin' Blends but I really chose it for the sayings.


For this card, I also used some Festive Farmhouse designer series paper patterns and the wise men element was cut with the Big Shot and Spot of Tea framelits.

Supplies:
Illuminated Christmas
Memento Black ink
Stampin' Blends
Festive Farmhouse dsp
Cherry Cobbler, Smoky Slate, Whisper White card stock
Spot of Tea framelits

Illuminated Christmas Clear-Mount Stamp Set
Illuminated Christmas Clear-Mount Stamp Set 147833
Price: $21.00
Illuminate someone's heart by sending them a very special card.

Our clear-mount stamps
* Are made of the same premium rubber as our wood-mount stamps.
* Have deeply etched images so you get a superior stamped impression each time.
* Are precut so you don't have to trim.
* Are repositionable; temporarily mount them on clear blocks for stamping, then remove them for storage.
* Save space—you need only one set of blocks for all your clear-mount stamps (blocks sold separately).
* Come packaged in cases with images on the spine for easy storage and quick reference.

Quantity: 10 rubber stamps
Suggested clear blocks (sold separately): b, c, d, h
Festive Farmhouse 12" x 12" (30.5 x 30.5 cm) Designer Series Paper
Festive Farmhouse 12" X 12" (30.5 X 30.5 Cm) Designer Series Paper 147820
Price: $11.00
Rustic squares, wood patterns, and classic Christmas songs. Makes you think of comfy chairs and a crackling fire.

* 12 sheets: 2 each of 6 double-sided designs
* 12" x 12" (30.5 x 30.5 cm)
* Acid free
* Lignin free

Coordinating colors: Basic Black, Cherry Cobbler, Gray Granite, Mossy Meadow, Very Vanilla, Whisper White

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I am a mom, wife, farmer and Stampin' Up! demonstrator from North Dakota. I love to stamp and scrapbook and share ideas with others so I thought I would try out a blog. Hope you enjoy it!