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Stampin' Up! Demonstrator

Kimberly Gora

Hello Sunshine!

Sometimes the simplest supplies create the happiest cards!

For this cheerful design, I let Stampin' Up! Ephemera do all the work. The adorable flip-flops, sunshine, seashells, and starfish came together in minutes at create a fun, b

beachy scene that's perfect for sending a little sunshine to someone's mailbox.

I layered the ephemera pieces over a weathered wood background with bright yellow patterned paper to give the card a relaxed summer vibe.

This project is a nice reminder that you don't need complicated technique to make a card that's full of personality

Grab your favorite ephemera pack, mix and match the pieces, and you'll have a stack of cheerful cards ready to brighten someone's day!


Base-Basic White- 8-1/2" x 5-1/2"

Score at 4-1/4"

Secret Sea- 5-1/4" x 4"

White 2-1/2" x 4" Embossed

DSP- 5-1/4" x 3-3/4"

Instructions:

1. Base- Fold in half.

2. Glue Secret Sea to base

3. Glue DSP over Secret Sea

4. Small white piece/emboss, and glue to center of card.

5. Stamp sentiment in Secret Sea on wood grain DSP

Glue to card front.

Add Ephemera to card with dimentionals.




 
 
 
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Here is a fun shadow box card, that looks difficult, but comes together very easily.

I used Under the Sun Mix & Match Ephemera to make this card pop.

The clear window sheet gives the illusion of objects floating in the window.

The Cloud background is from Silly Old Bear Designer Paper, and makes a beautiful backdrop for summer.



Cardstock- 10-1/2" x 5-1/2"

Score at 3/8", 1-1/4", 5-1/4", 9-1/4", 10-1/8"

Acetate- 5" x 2"

DSP- 5-1/4" x 3-7/8"

Scrap of Crumb Cake- 5-1/2" x 1/2"

Hydrangea Hue Frame outline

Ephemera


1. Fold card in half, add DSP to inside.

2. Die cut window in front panel. Die cut another piece larger if you want a frame.

3. Glue Acetate to small 3/8" cardstock, and them glue both small pieces together.

4. Tear scrap Crumb Cake C/S, and stamp on it. Glue across bottom, and slide in front of acetate on card.

Decorate with Ephemera

Add sentiment.

Can add a piece of C/S on the back for writing greeting.



 
 
 

Stretch your dies with this easy technique.

Today I showed you how to take a die, and turn it into a shape for a card.

I made this Banner card using Party Banner Dies, and I also used the Eyelet Blooms Dies to create texture on the white banner.

Check out the supply list below to see all of the projects used in todays card.

What is your favorite shape? Give this one a try, and see what you can make.


1. Barely Blush- 11" x 4-1/4"

Score at 5-1/2"

Cut out with 6th from largest banner die.

2. Die cut white with 8th from largest banner die, and emboss with Eyelet Blooms Die.

3. Wrap twine around both layersm and tie a bow.

4. Stamp/die-cut and color Piglet.

5. Die-cut flowers

6. Punch scallop circle, and stamp sentiment in Soft Seafoam, Add to car with dimentionals.

7. Die cut another banner same as outside whit, and glue to inside.

Decorate as desired.



 
 
 
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