Showing posts with label Baroque Motifs. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Baroque Motifs. Show all posts

Friday, 7 August 2009

3"x3" notelets

I've been fairly busy last night on and off and then today! These 3x3 notelets are so easy to make and made in no time at all!
A stamped card from Baroque Motifs and matching envelope:
I used: Whisper White SU! c/s; Jet Black Stazon ink pad; Baroque Motifs Background; SU! scallop punch; Oval All sentiment.
Old Olive "Just a Little Note":
I used Old Olive DSP; Old Olive ink pad; Old Olive c/s; SU! Spiral Punch; Sentiment from "Circle of Friendship"; various circle punches from SU!
Aqua inked edges:
I used: Whisper White SU! c/s; Flower stamp from "Friendship Blooms"; Taken with Teal ink pad; edges inked with SU" dauber dabber and Taken with Teal ink pad.
'Cherish' sentiment from "Baroque Motifs" set; 'heart' stamp from "Doodle That" on Whisper White c/s punched with SU! scalloped punch; 'flower and stem' stamp from "Doodle That" with Versamark ink. Brocade Blue and Pretty in Pink SU! markers; c/s - own stock.
More aqua style cards:
Black c/s used - own stock; Whisper White SU! c/s; Taken with Teal & Jet Black Stazon Ink pads; oval and scallop oval punches used; Cuttlebug embossing folder used; medium and small retro flower punches from X-Cut used for flowers; diamontes - own stock; Sentiments from "Best Yet".

Sunday, 26 July 2009

Masculine "Thank You" card

DSP: SU! Chocolate chip White c/s mat: SU! Whisper White Brown card base: Bazill Stamps: ‘Thank You’ sentiment from “Wonderful Words” stamp set + flourish stamp from “Baroque Motifs” stamp set. Ink pad: SU! Chocolate Chip
Heat embossed with own white embossing powder + eyelets from own supplies.
With thanks to Barb Hammer from the SCS website for the inspiration – many thanks to Barb as her image had just ‘jumped out’ at me! Her design can be seen here.

Thursday, 9 April 2009

Book Marks

Ingredients:
Cardstock - all SU!
Stamp set: Baroque Motifs
Ink pads: Pixie Pink; Green Galore; Brilliant Blue; Pumpkin Pie and Versamark
Grossgrain ribbon: all SU!
Tools used: Crosscuts bookmark die
Although I used the above die, it's fairly easy to cut your own bookmark using a papertrimmer, corner rounder. A hole punch for the ribbon to give a lovely finish!