Showing posts with label Note Cards. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Note Cards. Show all posts

Saturday, February 25, 2017

Quick Floral Thank You Note Cards

Add a professional look by stamping a few blooms on the envelope

Because our Note Cards are smaller than a normal card you would cut from an 8-1/2" x 11" piece of card stock, they are much quicker to decorate using stamps and ink! This week I needed a half dozen "THANK YOU's" and I did them relatively quickly, beginning with our Whisper White pre-cut bases (131527 20 cards and envelopes $6) They also come in Crumb Cake.


I chose three beautiful blossoms from Petite Petals. Next, I chose three ink colors: Elegant Eggplant, Perfect Plum and Wisteria Wonder. I stamped 2-3 of each bloom in one of the colors and made the pattern random so I could just go from card front to card front. I was finished in a snap! I left a little room on the right bottom corner for the sentiment from Thoughtful Branches (in Elegant Eggplant). In about 5 minutes I had my cards ready to be filled out and mailed! 

I hope you are inspired by my cards today. Would you let you know you were here by leaving your comment below? I'd appreciate it!

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Thursday, July 28, 2016

Three Painted Note Cards


I'm sorry I do not remember the whose tutorial I watched to learn how to shade this bloom from Flourishing Phrases. I started by stamping the bloom in a light shade onto Shimmery White card stock after "stamping off" and then using my Aqua Painter to pick up a darker shade from the lid of an ink pad and painting it onto a corner and down the side of each petal. I came back to them and just brushed the color over the entire petal and then let them dry. 



I cut the circles using the Layering Circles Framelits and then framed them using the scalloped framelit in a complimentary color.




I adhered each framed bloom onto a Crumb Cake Note Card and tied a coordinating Ruched Ribbon into a bow to the left of the bloom. Lastly, I used a sentiment from Flourishing Phrases and stamped it using Crumb Cake Ink.




Using this easy technique will make you look like you know how to watercolor! The Shimmery White card stock takes the Aqua Painter and ink much better than the Whisper White card stock.

I hope you enjoyed looking today! Have a wonderful day. Please leave me a comment if you have the time.

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Wednesday, February 24, 2016

Silver Floral with Birthday Blooms


This is a very simple, yet elegant card. I saw Mary Brown's note card (stampercamper.com) and I could not resist making one myself! I even shared it at a Workshop because it was just so pretty.
 

For You Stampin' Up! Supplies: Whisper White Note Cards, Whisper White Card Stock, Birthday Blooms Photopolymer stamp set, Basic Black Ink, VersaMark Ink, Silver Embossing Powder, Heat Gun, Silver Glimmer Paper, Basic Rhinestones

Thank you for looking today! I hope I have inspired YOU to create using Stampin' Up's quality products. Order yours at my Online Store


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Monday, September 23, 2013

CAS Note Card Thanks


I've been so behind lately! I'm going to try and be better. I'm also getting ready for my October Creative Crew challenges on Splitcoast, so bear with me!

This card is just a quick, Clean and Simple "thank you" that I made with a pre-cut Note Card (131537 20 cards/20 envelopes $5.95). They are handy to have around for a smaller note. 

Add a sentiment Lovely Little Labels (132033 Wood $13.95 or 126262 Clear $10.95) or sentiment and Raspberry Ripple 3/8" Stitched Satin Ribbon (126845 $8.95 for 10 yds.) like I did above and you are good to go. 

Want to really make an impression? Add an embossed layer like I did above with the Fancy Fan Embossing Folder (127751 $7.95) run through the Big Shot.

I hope you enjoyed looking and I'm trying to get more posts up! Have a great day!

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