Sassy Stampers - September 6, 2025

It's time for another Sassy Stampers stamp camp! Here is the card the campers will be making at my table:

The card base is Pine Feather and the first layer is Bright Buttercup (both from Papertrey Ink). Then there is a layer of white embossed with the Botanical Swirls embossing folder from Creative Expressions. The designer series paper (Floral Impressions from Stampin' Up!) is mounted on a rectangle of Pine Feather. The ovals were cut using the Layering Ovals dies and the sentiments were computer generated and cut with an oval punch. The inside options were computer generated. I added a couple of Pecan Pie & Clear adhesive backed dots to the centers of the flowers and called it done!

If you want more information on this fun camp, here is the flyer:

This is a super fun activity and I encourage anyone in the area to take advantage of this great camp.

Thanks for visiting and I hope you are all staying healthy and safe!  

If you have any questions about the techniques or materials used in the work displayed on this blog, feel free to use the email link on the left and I will gladly answer your questions.

August is nearly gone!

Well August is nearly gone and I haven't yet posted this month! I have been really busy creating lots of cards with some new toys. Here is one example:

I saw cards made with this die on Pinterest and had to find it. The die is from Waffle Flower and it's made to fit an A2 card base. Here's a picture of the die:

I struggled with the images that go in the spaces, but I managed to fit them all. The card base is Lemon Lolly and the first layer is Timid Tiger, both from Stampin' Up! I used a computer generated image for the largest rectangle and fit another stamped image and flower into another. The rest of the spaces are dsp scraps from Stampin' Up! Once I struggled with the spaces, I found another die that will cut the frame and spaces out separately. I also found a stencil that will allow me to add some color to the spaces and then stamp on them. Look for more from this set in the weeks to come. I just love it!

Thanks for visiting and I hope you are all staying healthy and safe!  

If you have any questions about the techniques or materials used in the work displayed on this blog, feel free to use the email link on the left and I will gladly answer your questions.