Victorian Era Paris Green Gowns were all the rage. As it turns out, the new color carried enough arsenic to kill several people on a dance floor.
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Hey Friend, Thank you so much for being part of this journey through the transition stages and as we navigated through uncharted waters! Your love, support, understanding and patience through all of it has been so so appreciated. Here is the latest video update from Emma Lou.....https://youtu.be/aKscGGd3l9UShop Now What can you continue to expect?In April 2024 we will launch digital products you can purchase along with around 20+ skus of crafting basics and essentials that you can physically purchase.March 2024 is your LAST CHANCE to get the physical stamps, dies, paper pads, & shaping molds: Save 50% - 80% on remaining products. Anything that has NO discount is a basic essential we will continue to carry. Everything is priced individually and you can use your 20% Insider discount with this. Insider Membership will continue with the following benefits:1. 40% Discount on all digital products2. 20% Discount on crafting essentials that get shipped3. FREE access to all online classes4. FREE Shipping on all USA orders.5. The Insider Membership will also be a crafting community effort to support the systems and tech support it takes to maintain the website to have access to all the FREE gallery and video content. If at anytime the memberships don't support this; that is our indicator to completely shut the website down. Emma Lou is still committed to bringing you inspiration through video to inspire and create art from the heart. Just know that if you have been eyeballing something + want the physical products and you would be heartbroken if it would sell out before you get it; don't wait! Get it ordered.... only available while supplies last or MARCH 31st!You can continue to be inspired by the projects design team members have shared throughout the years. Go to the Gallery at https://www.heartfeltcreations.us/gallery/ select a collection or category you want to be inspired withOR go to the search box at the top of this page and type in the item # or the specific name of the product you want to create with. It will pull up an image of the item you're searching for and then click on that image. You will see a 'video and product inspiration' tab. Click on one of those and you will be on your way to having endless inspiration with that specific product! Be Inspired HereIs the Insider Membership for you? It is if you want the following for $12.99 a month. Save an additional 20% on your purchases. Access to over 50 (2 hour) online classes valued at $30 each…. That’s a combined value of $1500+. Free USA shipping on every order, international save 20% on shipping fees. Sign up today
At Mojo Monday this week they decided to mix things up and focus on non-traditional sized cards, so the challenge is either a Round or Square option based on the following sketch. On my card I have use one of my favourite colour combinations of brown and pink together with a little white. I made the flowers that I have used on my card with punches, spritzing with water and scrunching them up to form the flower. The finished effect gives a little jazz to my card along with one of my favourite emblishments, the butterfly. Stamps - Stampin' Up Bring On The Cake, Kindness Matters & Four Frames Paper/Cardstock - Stampin' Up Beau Chateau DSP, Early Espresso, Pink Pirouette & Whisper White Cardstock Ink - Stampin' Up Soft Suede & Early Espresso Other - Stampin' Up Boho Blossoms Punch, Sizzlits Die Little Leaves, Basic Jewels Pearls, Neutral Brads, Decorative Label Punch, Itty Bitty Shapes Punch Pack, Early Espresso Grosgrain Ribbon, Early Espresso Taffeta Ribbon Share:facebook - twitter - pinterest Mojo Monday #230
Witajcie :) Dziś chciałabym pokazać, w jaki sposób bez użycia wykrojników, z gotowych wyciętych kwiatków, można wykonać własne niepowtarzal...
Rolled Rose Shabby Posies using Tammy Tutterow's Shabby Posies Die Shabby Posies using Tammy Tutterow's Shabby Po...
Welcome to another Ink & Inspiration Blog Hop. You may be starting at my blog or landed here from another one. Each month there is a new Inspirational challenge. This month we have a sketch cha…
Today's card was created with the Frames & Flowers Specialty Paper. You will love the ease of using this paper, without the need for a die-cutting machine, because the elements are punched
Jo Blackman
There are so many amazing and wonderful new products in Stampin' Up!'s 2021 Annual Catalog! By the time you get to page 162, you might find yourself exhausted by all the wonderful, new things you've spotted and added to your wish list. You can't stop there, though, because there are
Today's card was created with the Frames & Flowers Specialty Paper. You will love the ease of using this paper, without the need for a die-cutting machine, because the elements are punched
...are everywhere and being the lazy crafter that I am I wanted a chevron punch....could I find one? No! but I do have a few square punches .... so here's how to make quick chevrons.. Cut a strip of paper the same width (or less) than the width of your square punch. Draw a line along the length of the strip in the middle, then mark equal distances.. this determines the width of your chevrons... I used the marks on the craft mat as a guide. Do this on the wrong side. Put the strip in the punch diagonally, lining up the centre horizontal line with the corner and the vertical lines with the sides.. punch..discard the punched piece.. Line up the lines on the strip as before and punch...flick the pointed ends of the paper out of the way of the punch or you will cut off the points..... there's your first chevron! This will work with any size of square punch and any width of paper ( as long as it's not wider than your punch)
This card was featured on Pinterest, and I immediately thought it would make a wonderful Mother's Day card for my class. However, 3 of my students do not have their mother anymore, so I changed the sentiment for something more neutral. It is a partial case from Biggan at splitcoaststampers. However, I did change a few things around. I started by punching five 1 3/8" circles, and sponging them with Blushing Bride with the edges Pear Pizzaz. These I folded into dahlia flowers using this tutorial. The stem was die cut using Pear Pizzaz cardstock and the Bouquet die. The stem and flowers were arranged on a Very Vanilla background embossed with the script embossing folder. This background was matted with Pink Pirouette cardstock and then a 1/4" Pink Pirouette ribbon and bow were adhered to the bottom. This was adhered to a Sahara Sand layer, which in turn was adhered to a Blushing Bride base card. The sentiment is "For Being You" (SAB) and was punched using the oval die. The oval was reinserted back into the punch to reduce its size. It was also sponged with Blushing Bride and Pear Pizzaz. Supplies Used: Built for Free Using: My Stampin Blog I also used the script embossing folder (retired) and the Bouquet die.
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I decorated an old notebook from a Stampin' Up! event using the Pattern Play Bundle and Field of Flowers Bundle and then added a decorated pen and a bookmark to create a pretty notebook set. I gave this to my July Club Host along with her order to thank her for being the Host during July. Uses Pattern Play Photopolymer Stamp Set and Field Of Flowers Photopolymer Stamp Set plus Coastal Cabana Cardstock, Coastal Cabana Classic Stampin' Pad, Night of Navy Classic Stampin' Pad, Calypso Coral Cardstock, Calypso Coral Classic Stampin' Pad, Whisper White Cardstock, Regals Stampin' Write Markers (Night...
Ville visa resultatet av min lilla leksak som jag köpte häromdagen, kunna inte låta bli, ler. Det är en papperspunch i 4 olika storlekar som punchar ut blommor. Härligt enkelt att göra och inom några minuter har du skapat en fin pappersblomma. Den blomma som jag visar har jag använt alla 4 punchar men vill man ha en lite mini blomma kan man till exempel bara använda den minsta. Jag punchade av dessa 4 storlekar 2 blommor ut av varje storlek. Dessa punchade blommor la jag 2 om 2 på varandra och jag har satt ihop de med en en pärlstift och en pärla, i stället av en pärlstift kan man använda en liten bit järntråd eller en nål. Jag har använt gamla brev, bibelsidor och notpapper, med lite fantasin kan man göra vilka blommor som helst i vilka färger elller vilket papper som helst. Jag blev så förtjust i dessa punchar att jag köpte en antal till min butik cokså. Jag har redan lagt ut de i webbutiken, de ligger under pysselmaterial. Hela mars månad tänkte jag bjuder på frakt(inom Sverige) så passa på att köpa fraktfritt. Ha det nu bra vänner. Kram Gerda Ik wilde jullie even mijn nieuwe speeltje laten zien. Een papierpunch in 4 verschillende maten. Zo ontzettend gemakkelijk en leuk om te doen en binnen een handomdraai heb je een mooie papieren bloem. Ik heb bij deze bloem alla maten gebruikt maar je kunt natuurlijk ook een lief klein mini bloemetje maken met bijvoorbeeld alleen de kleinste maat. Ik was er helemaal weg van dat ik er direkt ook maar een aantal gekocht heb voor in mijn webwinkeltje, ze liggen onder pysselmaterial(knutselmateriaal). Lieve groetjes allemaal. Gerda
Przez trzy dni mam przyjemność gościć na blogu sklepu Scrap Pasja. Bardzo dziękuję za zaproszenie, mam nadzieję, że będzie to udany weekend. Pierwsza inspiracja to romantyczny komplet składający się z kartki typu easel i zakładki, który schowałam w pudełku. Komplet ozdobiłam papierem Marianne D Victorian vintage, dodałam do nich stempel CS0864, ręcznie robione kwiaty, gałązki i listki. Brzegi kartki wykończyłam borderem CR1250. Obie strony zakładki zdobi ten sam papier, kwiaty na jednej ze stron wycięłam, pokryłam crackle accents i dodałam garść mikrokulek. Duże kremowe kwiaty wykonałam z wycinanek Marianne D LR0128, LR0111. Pokażę Wam w jaki sposób robię tego typu kwiaty. 1. Za pomocą wykrojnika Marianne D CR1202 wycinamy z papieru czerpanego 150g (200g) dwa kwiatki. Pręciki wycinamy wykrojnikiem Marianne D LR0121, LR0122 lub LR0111. Płatki kwiatków nacinamy. 2. Jeśli chcemy zabarwić kwiatki, tuszujemy każdy płatek. Kwiatki spryskujemy wodą. Zwilżone płatki kolejno składamy w harmonijkę i skręcamy palcami w rulonik. 3. Na środku każdego z kwiatków i pręcików robimy otwór. Przez otwór przekładamy pręciki, możemy użyć drucika. Gotowy kwiatek formujemy ściskając od spodu. Przyklejamy kwiatki do pręcika. 4. W zależności od rodzaju użytego wykrojnika możemy uzyskać różny kształt kwiatka. Materiały: papier Marianne D Victorian Vintage, stempel Marianne D CS0864, ramka Marianne D CR1249, border Marianne D CR1250, gałązki Marianne D LR0271, listki Marianne D CR1245, róże Marianne D RB2215, kwiaty Marianne D LR0128, LR0111 zawieszka Marianne D JU0874 Dziękuję za wspólny dzień i zapraszam jutro.
Well, Big Shot dies, really ... I used two different dies on this card for today's Create with Connie and Mary Thursday Challenge, as well as two Sizzlets! The challenge colors are Pool Party, Calypso Coral and Basic Gray, and here's my card: This is a fun color challenge using two of my favorite colors: Pool Party and Calypso Coral! I'm so glad they are returning to the Stampin' Up! color line-up as standard colors instead of being retired! The Basic Gray provides good contrast for these light and bright colors! I used the Blossom Party Originals Die and polka dot Tea for Two Designer Series Paper for the flowers and Boho Blossoms Punch for the small Pool Party centers. The leaves are cut with the Little Leaves Sizzlet, which is a a must-have for me! The doily was diecut with the Large Delicate Doilies Sizzlet; the polka-dot scallops were diecut with the Tasteful Trim BigzXL Die. The little polka-dot butterfly was punched with the Bitty Butterfly Punch. The Comfort Cafe Designer Series Paper is the source for the striped Pool Party dsp and the greeting is from the retiring Pursuit of Happiness set; I've really used this set a lot and will miss it! I love the flowers that are made with this Blossom Party Originals Die; I need to use this more! Basic Pearls center both the flowers and butterfly. Thanks for visiting today and I appreciate your comments. Try this super color combination for a card yourself, post it somewhere online then add your card link to the challenge post at Create with Connie and Mary CCM250! Have a stampin' good day! Margaret
Happy Monday! Today I want to share a video from Stampin’ Up! showing how to make beautiful paper flowers using the brand new Hot Air Balloon Punch and the Good Morning Magnolia Bundle which includes
Good morning, and welcome to my stop along our blog hop this morning! Our theme is “Sneak Peeks” of the new 2024-25 Stampin’ Up! Annual Catalog! I chose to highlight the Spotlight on Nature […]
Hello and welcome! Nancy here, and I'm honored to be presenting the Saturday Step by Step on this lovely day. I've shared a couple of flower tutorials in the past and I hope you won't mind if I share just one more. This blooming rose is a flower I use often in my projects and I've had a few special requests for a tutorial on my blog. I started making flowers in 1980 and this technique is a bit of a throwback to the way we created flowers way back then. The supplies from the 80's are no longer on the market so I've adjusted my technique over the years, all for the better! Back then paper crafting wasn't the industry that it is today. Options were limited as there were none of the wonderful papers or dies that we use today. We made flowers with pre-made silk rose petals and with one item I really miss; shaped cotton buds on wire stems. I've looked for them everywhere to no avail, hence my own technique to replicate the same style. For this flower I like to use Tim's Tattered Florals die, a star punch, floral wire, and a small wooden craft bead that can be found at any craft store. Begin by cutting 5 flower petals and punching one star. I've used my favorite Maja papers; Vintage Summer Basics and Vintage Autumn Basics. Pierce a hole in the center of each petal and the star. Take one petal and cut it into six separate pieces. Lightly moisten each piece by spraying with a water mister then begin shaping each petal. I use shaping tools that have different sized balls on the ends. I used the two smallest tools for these tiny petals. I begin by rubbing the petal with the larger ball tool, gently breaking down the fibers in the paper and adding texture. Next I create a cavity in the side of the paper that I want to use for the inside of the flower by gently pressing into the center with the smaller tool. The second petal remains whole, but is shaped in exactly the same method. For petals 3 through 5 use a similar process, starting with the side that will be the back of the flower. Continue to moisten, gently rub, and shape each petal. Once you've completed the shaping on the back side of the paper, turn it over and press firmly down in the center of what will become the front side of the flower. Proceed in exactly the same manner with the star punch. Below are all the shaped petals you'll need to assemble your flower. Thread the floral wire through the little wooden craft bead. This will become the center of your flower and provide the base for a perfectly shaped bud. The floral wire stem makes it easy to add the petals and form your flower. Begin with the tiny separate petals and use glue to adhere them to the base of the wooden bead one by one. Squeeze the tops of the first four petals and adhere them so they completely cover the top of the bead. The next two petals can be applied a bit more loosely, adhering at just the base and a little way up the side. The photo below is what it will look like when you're finished with the layer of separate petals. Next adhere the second petal to the base of your bud. Apply a little adhesive to the sides and loosely form them around your first layer of petals to give the flower the appearance of a gently opening rose. Now for the easiest step. Adhere petals 3 through 5 to the base of your bud in an open position, remembering to stagger each layer as you go. The last step is to adhere the star punch to the base of your rose to give it a finished look. I adore creating secret gardens. The photo below is an example of how I've used some of these roses in a past project. Having the wire stem gives you the option of attaching the roses to design your own floral sprays. If you don't wish to use the wire you can easily snip it off with your craft scissors. Thanks so much for visiting us at the Frilly and Funkie. I wish you a day filled with blessings and joy! I hope you'll have fun creating a garden full of blooming roses in your own craft room! Hugs, Ranger Inkssentials Non-Stick Craft Sheet Tim Holtz Tonic Studios 9.5" Titanium Scissors Ranger Inkssentials Glossy Accents Ranger Inkssentials Mini Mister Maja Design Paper - Vintage Summer Basics (Full 30 sheet set) Maja Design 6x6" Scrapbook Paper Pad - Vintage Autumn Basics
I have been drooling over this postcard stamp since it was released and finally got my paws on one and made this card! I'm besotted with it and have several all colored up ready to go! It is a Joy Craft Clear Stamp - Floral Flourishes 6410/0044 and I call it the Old Rose! I stamped it onto off white card stock and distress it with Pumice Stone, Tea Dye and a hint of Tattered Rose and Vintage Photo around the edges, trimmed it down and mounted it onto burgundy card stock. The background stamp is a B-Line Design stamp CTD015G Damask Collage and one of my favorites! This stamp was 'ponced' with Pumice Stone and Aged Mahogany Distress Inks and stamped and had a little distressing treatment the same as the postcard. It was also mounted onto a burgundy background and had sheer organza ribbon and beautiful antique lace from my stash, wrapped on the left side. I die cut the Joy Craft Corner 6002/0135 out of the burgundy card stock and attached it to the top right corner. I brought my lovely Nellie Snellen Floral Punch set FLP031 out of hibernation and punched leaves for my paper rose mounted in the left bottom corner. Of course pearls had to be added to finish off the vintage classic! I loved this card and feel a 'mass production' may well be on the cards, excuse the pun! I'm starting to feel the joy creep back into my soul and am having a creative surge, so may well be posting more regularly. Thank you to all who so sweetly left me kind words, hugs and encouragement after my last post. It was the bottom of a dark period and thanks be to God, I'm well and truly 'lifted' by all your love and prayers. God Bless you, one and all! Enjoy the weekend and thanks so much for the visit!
Happy Saturday. I hope you are having a wonderful weekend. I made a pretty flower and foliage card today for the Splitcoaststampers Inspiration Challenge. Many people have asked if I would do a tutorial on how I make my little punched flowers so I decided while I had all the supplies out that I may ... Read more
I'm really excited to have another video for you today, this time it is focusing on the NEW Stampin' Up! Bow Builder Punch. The first bit of the video shares with you some tips to get the
It’s time to reveal My Favorite Things from the NEW Stampin’ Up! 2023-2024 Annual Catalog! This list includes what I believe will be popular and versatile additions (great new "toys") to your paper crafting essentials. I’m confident these products will be fun to use and bring out your creative mojo.
Click Here to Vote for My Card Hello and welcome to my blog. I've made this beautiful thank you card for Kylie's International Blog Highlights. I'm asking you to please vote for my card so I can participate in her Top 10 Blog Hop! CLICK HERE TO VOTE! Look for entry #7. Just click on the heart in the upper right-hand corner. It will turn red when you have voted. The card I'm featuring today is an easel card made with the awesome Earthen Textures Dies and the Countryside Inn Designer Series Paper. The above picture is the view when it is taken out of the envelope. The below pictures show it in its easel form. The card base is a 4 1/4" x 11" piece of Night of Navy cardstock scored at 5 1/2" and 2 3/4". The 4" x 5 1/4" piece of Basic White is embossed with the Exposed Brick Embossing Folder. Below are all the pieces I cut using the Earthen Textures Dies and the Countryside Inn Designer Series Paper. Boho Blue was used for the large palm, the sticks, and the smaller palm. Another palm and stick were cut from Night of Navy. Distressed Gold Specialty paper was used for the leaves and pod and punched with the Bough punch. Below are closeups of each vase. The thank you from Go to Greetings was stamped on Basic White in Night of Navy and cut with a die from the Something Fancy Dies set. The bordering base was cut with a die from the same set out of Boho Blue cardstock. This was mounted on dimensionals. I decided to see how the card front would look in a 4" x 6" frame. Below is the results and I love it! What do you think? Click on the box below to download your free tutorial. To duplicate this card, I have links to all the supplies I used below. I have made a video showing how to make this card. Just click on the picture below to view it. I hope you like my card and will take a minute to vote here for my card. Just click on the heart in the upper right-hand corner. Thank you for visiting my blog! Contact Me! Shop Here! Subscribe to My Blog and Newsletter * indicates required Email Address * First Name Last Name Product List Earthen Textures Dies [161513] $35.00 Exposed Brick 3 D Embossing Folder [161600] $11.00 Something Fancy Dies [160424] $28.00 Go To Greetings Cling Stamp Set (English) [158763] $24.00 Bough Punch [157711] $22.00 Countryside Inn 12" X 12" (30.5 X 30.5 Cm) Designer Series Paper [161467] $12.50 Distressed Gold 12" X 12" (30.5 X 30.5 Cm) Specialty Paper [159237] $5.00 Boho Blue 8 1/2" X 11" Cardstock [161724] $10.00 Basic White 8 1/2" X 11" Cardstock [159276] $10.50 Night Of Navy 8-1/2" X 11" Cardstock [100867] $10.00 Night Of Navy Classic Stampin' Pad [147110] $9.00 Add All to Cart
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I personally LOVE this card! I learned this technique while at convention. Do you see these awesome 3D flowers?!? They are made from a simple circle punch with the edges sponged in Tangelo Twist! T…
Good Monday morning, y’all! Hope you had a great weekend! I had HUGE plans for yesterday – the weather was going to be iffy and sauna-ish so I thought…what a great day to get ca…
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Hallo Ihr Lieben, wie einige von Euch schon mitbekommen haben, hat sich bei uns die Grippe eingenistet, aber ich hatte gestern Abend kurz die Gelegenheit mit den neuen Produkten etwas zu werkeln und habe mich direkt für die süße Fensterschachtel oder auch Sechseckschachtel entschieden :love: . Als ich diese im Frühjahr/Sommerkatalog gesehen habe, wusste ich sofort, […]
