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Showing posts with label stampin up. Show all posts

Retro Rubber Challenge Blog #147 - Anything Goes

Tuesday, November 3, 2020

Hello everyone!

I am here with Retro Rubber Challenge Blog with a new challenge "anything goes". I hope you will join in on the fun. Be sure to stop over on the Retro Rubber Challenge blog to get more inspiration, the design team has some wonderful creations!

The rules to play along with Retro Rubber Challenge is very simple, make sure the stamp you use on your project is at least one year or older. For more details on the rules, you can find them over on Retro Rubber Challenge blog.


Here is my card for your inspiration. The set I am using is from Stampin Up which is called Painted Harvest Stamp Set. The set was released in September 2017. 


My card is an A2 card, I stamped the background with the sunflower from the Painted Harvest Stamp Set.  I then stamped a single sunflower and stamped the sentiment, then die cut it out and added a frame around it and adhered it to my card.  

Thanks again for stopping by, please don't forget to stop over at the Retro Rubber Challenge blog and join the fun and check out the beautiful projects the design team members have created.

Retro Rubber Challenge Blog #143 - Color Me!

Tuesday, September 8, 2020

Hello everyone!

I am here with a Challenge with Retro Rubber Challenge Blog and it's called "Color Me", which is to use yellow and green on your card. I hope you will join in on the fun. Be sure to stop over on the Retro Rubber Challenge blog to get more inspiration, the design team has some wonderful creations!

The rules to play along with Retro Rubber Challenge is very simple, make sure the stamp you use on your project is at least one year or older. For more details on the rules, you can find them over on Retro Rubber Challenge blog.



Here is my card for your inspiration. The set I am using is from Simon Says Stamps Sketch Tulip Bouquet Fresh Bloom.  The set was released in April 2019.  


My card is an A2 card, I die cut a stitched die that measures 4 1/4 x 5 1/2, I used another die from my stash to cut the shape in the middle of the card.  I cut another piece of glass green paper from my stash with a die from my stash smaller than the larger one.  I inserted the glass green paper onto the card.  I then off set the larger die cut onto the panel.  I then stamped and cut the tulip image with my scan and cut, colored it with copics.  I stamped the sentiment from the Sketch Tulip Bouquet Fresh Bloom and added it to my card.  

Thanks again for stopping by, please don't forget to stop over at the Retro Rubber Challenge blog and join the fun and check out the beautiful projects the design team members have created.

Retro Rubber Challenge Blog #140 - Tic Tac Toe

Tuesday, July 28, 2020

Hi everyone!

I am here again with another  Challenge with Retro Rubber Challenge Blog and it's one of my favorites, tic tac toe.  My tic tac toe is die cut or punch, twine and easel card.  I hope you will join in on the fun. Be sure to stop over on the Retro Rubber Challenge blog to get more inspiration, the design team has some wonderful creations!

The rules to play along with Retro Rubber Challenge is very simple, make sure the stamp you use on your project is at least one year or older. For more details on the rules, you can find them over on Retro Rubber Challenge blog.




Here is my card for your inspiration. The set I am using is from Stampin Up called Floral Essence stamp set that was released April 2019.


My card is an Easel Card, I created my base with Stampin Up Perfect Plum. I used the design paper Perennial Essence to frame the easel card, I then die cut the oval and added my sentiment. I added the twine and then stamped the images from the Floral Essence stamp set and added them to the oval frame. I finished the card off by adding some rhinestones.

Thanks again for stopping by, please don't forget to stop over at the Retro Rubber Challenge blog and join the fun and check out the beautiful projects the design team members have created.



RETRO RUBBER CHALLENGE BLOG #83 - Anything Goes

Tuesday, March 27, 2018

Hello everyone!

I am here with Retro Rubber Challenge Blog and we have a new challenge, which is "Anything Goes"!  Doesn't that sound like fun, you can use any stamp set you have that is a year old or older.  

If you have not joined our challenges before, the rules are very simple, just use a stamp older than a year and you must include the age (or approximate age) of the stamp in your blog post.

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Here is my take on the challenge:

My card is a note-card measuring 4 1/4 x 4 1/4, I embossed the card base, I die cut the frames that the dragonfly is on and added the sentiment.  I die cut the dragonfly with cardstock, then die cut the dragonfly again with vellum, I colored it with stampin up markers.  I adhered the two pieces together and added it to my card, I finished the card off by adding some rhinestones.


Are you ready to play along? Be sure to stop over on the Retro Rubber Challenge blog to get more inspiration, the design team has some wonderful creations! Thank you for stopping by, you have until April 6th to join the fun!

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World's Best Mother!

Thursday, April 28, 2016

Hello everyone,

I am stopping in to play along with the Fab Friday Challenge, which is a sketch and CASology challenge which the theme is "Sprinkle".  I have a sprinkle of hearts all over my card to show my mom how much I love her!

I am using the stamp set "A Nice Cuppa".  The base of my card is Bermuda Bay and the first layer is Melon Mambo.  I used the DSP stack "Have a Cuppa".





Here is how I put my card together....

  • stamped the solid tea cup from the set and fuzzy cut it
  • added the sentiment from the same set
  • stamped a few of the small hearts with the Melon Mambo ink by Stampin Up and punched them out with the small heart punch from the Stampin Up itty bitty accent punch pack
  • finished my card by using the white tea lace paper dollie

This was a very easy card, loved the sketch.  Thanks Fab Friday for having a great sketch challenge and CASology for the inspiration of sprinkles.

Thanks so much for stopping by, please come back again soon!

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