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Hello! My name is Jen Kotas and I’m so happy to be on the Spellbinders blog today. I’ve got three cards to share with you made using the new Precision Layering Basics Dies. What wonderful sets of basic dies to ensure straight edges and perfect measurements every time. When using the A and B sets together to make a 1/16” frame, you’ll need to die cut them separately. I found it easier to cut the smaller die first, then line up the larger one and cut. It is possible, however, to cut the larger one first. Die-cut largest Precision Layering Mini Slimline A Etched Dies from white cardstock and emboss with Diagonal Stripes Slimline Embossing Folder Die-cut white cardstock with Precision Layering Mini Slimline A Etched Dies Hot foil cardstock twice with Magnolia Glimmer Blooms Glimmer Hot Foil Plate using Gold Hot Foil Roll Die-cut a gold mat 1/8” larger with Precision Layering Mini Slimline A Etched Dies and adhere under foiled cardstock Adhere panel to embossed panel with foam tape Die-cut vellum from Precision Layering Mini Slimline A Etched Dies Die-cut a thin gold frame from Precision Layering Mini Slimline A Etched Dies and Precision Layering Mini Slimline B Etched Dies 1/8” apart Hot foil sentiment from Yana’s Sentiments Glimmer Hot Foil Plate & Die Set on white cardstock with Gold Hot Foil Roll and die cut Adhere vellum frame and sentiment to the card Other Supplies Neenah Solar White cardstock, Hero Hues Nautical Cardstock, Bearly Arts Precision Glue, Xyron Sticker Maker, Scotch 3M Foam Tape, Die-cut card panel 1/4” smaller than an A2 card base using Precision Layering A2 A Etched Dies Die-cut a piece of gold cardstock from Precision Layering Mini Slimline A Etched Dies Die-cut a piece of white cardstock 1/8” smaller than gold cardstock using Precision Layering Mini Slimline B Etched Dies Die-cut gold and white cardstock with the scallop border die from Romantic Slimline Borders Etched Dies and adhere together Adhere above to the A2 panel with foam tape Die-cut and assemble pieces from Lemon Zest Etched Dies Add shading to die cuts with ink blending Adhere die cuts to the card with foam tape and liquid glue cutting off any overhang Die-cut sentiment from Be Bold Lowercase Alphabet and Numbers Etched Dies out of navy cardstock and adhere with foam tape Die-cut # from Be Bold Punctuation & More Etched Dies with navy cardstock and adhere with liquid glue Add pearls to flower centers and card Adhere completed card panel to an A2 card base Other Supplies Neenah Solar White cardstock, Hero Hues Meadow Cardstock, Hero Hues Meadow Cardstock, Hero Hues Canary Cardstock, scotch 3M Foam Tape, Bearly Arts Precision Glue, Sunny Studios Stamps Rainbow Pearls, Simon Says Stamp Pawsitively Saturated Inks in Field and Citrine Die-cut purple metallic cardstock from largest Precision Layering A2 A Etched Dies and adhere to an A2 card base Ink blend yellow, orange, and red inks on white cardstock Stamp the image from Create a Scene Silhouette Clear Stamp Set over ink blending with black ink Die-cut with a Precision Layering A2 B Etched Dies Die-cut a black panel 1/8” larger than ink blended panel from Precision Layering A2 A Etched Dies and adhere under panel Adhere above to card base with foam tape Die-cut a thin gold frame with one Precision Layering A2 A Etched Dies and Precision Layering A2 B Etched Dies 1/8” apart in size and adhere over ink blending Stamp and emboss the sentiment with gold embossing powder on black cardstock Die-cut with a Precision Layering A2 B Etched Dies Die-cut gold cardstock 1/8” larger from Precision Layering A2 A Etched Dies and adhere under black cardstock Adhere to card Add gold pearls throughout the card Other Supplies Neenah Solar White cardstock, Hero Hues Pitch Black Cardstock, Scotch 3M Foam Tape, Bearly Arts Precision Glue, Simon Says Stamp Pawsitively Saturated Inks in Citrine, Sherbet and Pucker, Sunny Studios Stamps Gold Pearls, Altenew Obsidian Pigment Ink, Hero Arts Gold Embossing Powder, Hero Arts Embossing and Watermark Ink, Stardream Metallic Ruby Cardstock There are so many size options presented here. I’ll always be able to find the size I need. You can see more card-making tutorials on my blog, Who Stole My Glitter or visit my Instagram page for more inspiration. Thanks for visiting!

Hello! I’m Jen Kotas from Who Stole My Glitter and I’m happy to be here today to share three cards featuring the Painter’s Garden Collection from Susan Tierney Cockburn. There are five new flower Dies in this collection along with a 3D Embossing Folder. Susan typically colors her flowers with Copic Markers and uses a special cardstock from Spellbinders. I prefer to cut my flower pieces from heavy-weight colored cardstock from Spellbinders. I added detail to the flowers with ink. It’s a time saver but I also love how the cardstock softens as I shape it but doesn’t tear. For detailed instructions on creating the flowers, please visit the Spellbinders YouTube channel. I began by die-cutting all the flower pieces from the Pansy, Carolina Allspice, Zinnia, Bird of Paradise and Gerber Daisy and Ladybugs Etched Dies. Most dies are numbered with how many times you need to cut them. I took the opportunity to cut extras for future projects. Next, I added pigment ink to the leaves and flowers. My intention was to change some colors for detail, not just darken them. Once everything was inked up, I began shaping the leaves. This is generally easier than the flowers as there is no assembly. I shape the flower pieces and then assemble them before adding them to the card. It gives me the opportunity to play around with my design. There are a few exceptions such as the centerpieces for the Zinnias. They were easier to add once everything was in place. To create the cards I embossed Forest, Indigo and Onyx Color Essentials Cardstock with the Bamboo Trellis 3D Embossing Folder. I then cut the panel down to 4” x 5 1/4”. The sentiments from Wonderful Script Sentiments Etched Dies were cut from Gold Mirror Cardstock once and then one of the three background colors twice. I then adhered them together with liquid glue. I adhered the flowers to the panels with liquid glue, using the sentiment only for placement at this point. The leaves were added next, along with any finishing details for the flower centers. I did not worry about flowers hanging off the edges since the card won’t fit in an envelope. I added the sentiments to the panels and then hot foiled the Hello Friend Sentiments Hot Foil Plates on the same colors as the background with Satin Gold Hot Foil Roll. They were cut down to size and adhered with foam strips. The panels were placed on an A2 card base cut from Forest, Indigo and Onyx Color Essentials Cardstocks with foam tape. To finish the cards, I added a ladybug from the Gerber Daisy and Ladybugs Etched Dies set coated with Glaze and Glue. I love the way the dark background colors make the flowers shine on these three cards. The ladybugs add a bit of playfulness to these cards. These are cards that should be given to the most special people in your life. You can see more cards made with Susan’s flowers on my blog, Who Stole My Glitter or visit my Instagram page for more inspiration. Thanks for visiting! Other supplies Distress Oxide Inks, Bearly Arts Precision Glue, Prills, Yellow Paper Flower Pollen.

Hello! I’m Jennifer Kotas from Who Stole My Glitter. I’m so happy to be on The Spellbinders Blog today. I’ve got three cards to share with you using the Happy Harvest Collection by Nichol Spohr. All three cards feature moody, autumnal backgrounds created using Jane Davenport Mermaid Markers. To create the backgrounds, I started with watercolor paper an inch or so larger than I needed. I scribbled color at the top of the paper, then proceeded down the paper with each additional color. Next, I sprayed it gently with water to get the color moving and moved the paper from side to side, soaking up any pooling with a towel. While the paper was still wet I went back in with the markers to add more ink where I thought it needed it. I very carefully and with minimal water blended the sky and the ground. I set these aside to completely dry. I first used this technique with these markers in my Underwater Scene blog post. Die cut pieces from various colored cardstocks. Add ink blending to all pieces for added dimension. Assemble apples, pumpkins and basket before attaching to card panel. Use tweezers or a jewel picker as needed. Emboss sentiment on sign. Cut card panel to 4 1/4” x 5 1/2” Adhere pieces with liquid glue. I adhered the leaves only at the center and fluffed up the edges. Splatter the entire panel with gold watercolor. This was a bit frightening but I think it took things up a notch. Die cut pieces from Bristol Smooth paper. Color all pieces using the Mermaid Markers and a water brush pen. Set aside to dry. Assemble the wagon and pumpkins with liquid glue. Cut the watercolor panel down to 3” x 6” and adhere to a mini slimline card base cut to 6 1/2” x 6 1/4” scored and folded at 3 1/4” Emboss the sentiment with white embossing powder. Adhere all pieces to background, some with liquid glue and some with foam tape. I had leftover pumpkins from the first card that I added to the wagon. Add white gel pen highlights. Die cut an oval from a piece of black cardstock cut to 4 1/4” x 5 1/2”. Emboss the sentiment in gold below the opening. Die cut all pieces from black cardstock. Assemble the scarecrow and corn stalks. You only need to add what will be seen in shadow. For example, you won’t need to add the eyes. Adhere the watercolor panel behind the oval opening. Don’t place adhesive too close to the edge of the oval so you can tuck the die cuts under it. Adhere die cuts inside the oval with liquid glue. Add gold sequins. Adhere the panel to an A2 card base cut from black cardstock. Other supplies Arches Cold Press Watercolor Paper, Hero Arts Cardstock, Neenah Solar White cardstock, Hero Arts Detail White Embossing Powder, Hero Arts Gold Embossing Powder, Hero Arts Embossing and Watermark Ink, Hero Arts Dye Inks, Kuretaki Zig Gansai Tambi Starry Colors, Sakura White Gelly Roll Pen, Bearly Arts Precision Glue, thin foam squares, Bristol Smooth Paper Thank you for visiting! You can find more projects from me on my blog, Who Stole My Glitter and on Instagram as jenniferkotas.

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Hello! My name is Jen Kotas and I’m so happy to be on the Spellbinders blog today. I’ve got three cards to share with you made using the new Open Road collection. This is such a fun and playful collection that gave me the opportunity to play around with color.  Head in the Clouds Card This collection can be used for masculine or feminine cards and anything in between. Playing with the color combination was the key to making these cards extra special.  Emboss the Head in the Clouds Embossing Folder on a piece of 4” x 5 1/4” white cardstock and adhere to an A2 card base with craft foam  Add teal and pink ink lightly starting at the center and working either up or down Die-cut the On Cloud Nine dies from white cardstock and one large one from gold cardstock  Stamp the sentiment from Open Road Sentiment Stamps with black ink on a large cloud die cut Back the sentiment cloud with the gold clouds slightly offset Adhere the plain clouds throughout the card with thin foam squares Add the sentiment cloud with thicker foam tape Adhere iridescent jewels throughout  Other Supplies Kitsch Flamingo Distress Ink, Salvaged Patina Distress Ink, Neenah Solar White cardstock, Sunny Studios Iridescent Jewels, Altenew Obsidian Pigment Ink, Craft foam, Scrapbook Adhesive Thin Foam Squares, Currency Cover Gold cardstock. Balloons Congratulations Card Emboss the Head in the Clouds Embossing Folder on a piece of 4 1/4” x 5 1/2” white cardstock and adhere to an A2 card base  Die-cut the pieces from the Open Road die set out of teal and silver for the car and pink for the balloons Place foam tape behind the teal car and assemble. Add detail pieces with liquid glue.  Stamp “happy” on the balloons using the Open Road Sentiment Stamps with embossing ink and white embossing powder Die-cut the On Cloud Nine dies from white cardstock and add pink ink to them Stamp the sentiment from Open Road Sentiment Stamps with black ink on a large cloud die cut Place a thin black thread behind the balloon before adhering with thin foam squares to the card  Add the car to the bottom of the card securing the thread under the foam tape  Add stamped cloud in the center, clouds below the car, and clouds around balloons with thin foam squares  Adhere pink hearts throughout with liquid glue  Other Supplies Kitsch Flamingo Distress Ink, Neenah Solar White cardstock, Bearly Arts Precision Glue, Altenew Obsidian Pigment Ink, Craft foam, Scrapbook Adhesive Thin Foam Squares, black thread, Hero Hues Peony and Paradise Cardstocks, Sunny Studios Heart Confetti, Simon Says Stamp White Detail Embossing Powder, Embossing and Watermark Ink. Happy Birthday Card Emboss the Head in the Clouds Embossing Folder on a piece of 4 1/4” x 5 1/2” white cardstock Ink blend pink ink from the bottom to the middle and teal ink from top to middle. Splatter with water and white gouache and allow to dry Stamp the sentiment from Open Road Sentiment Stamps with black ink on white cardstock and cut into a strip Die-cut 12 balloons from the Open Road die set from white cardstock  Once the embossed panel is dry, cut down to 4” x 5 1/4” and place on an A2 card base with Craft foam  Arrange balloons in a cluster, hold them together with a piece of masking tape, flip over and add foam tape. Flip them back over and add them to the card. Add liquid glue where needed Cut several pieces of white metallic embossing thread and adhere under the bottom balloon Add sentiment strip below balloons with foam tape, holding threads in place Tie a small bow from the same thread and adhere to the bottom balloon Adhere iridescent jewels throughout Other Supplies Kitsch Flamingo Distress Ink, Salvaged Patina Distress Ink, Neenah Solar White cardstock, Bearly Arts Precision Glue, Sunny Studios Iridescent Jewels, Altenew Obsidian Pigment Ink, Craft foam, metallic embossing thread, white gouache. The letters in the stamp set can spell out several different words and the sentiments in the stamp set are very lovely. You can see more card-making tutorials on my blog, Who Stole My Glitter, or visit my Instagram page for more inspiration. Thanks for visiting!

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