Ink colors for roses (in order from the lightest to the darkest): MFT Hybrid Ink Pad Cotton Candy, Lawn Fawn Dye Ink Wild Rose, MFT Hybrid Ink Pad Razzle Berry, Lawn Fawn Dye Ink Cranberry, Lawn Fawn Dye Ink Walnut
Ink colors for leaves (in order from the lightest to the darkest): MFT Hybrid Ink Pad Sour Apple, Lawn Fawn Dye Ink Jalapeno, Lawn Fawn Dye Ink Noble Fir
As for the background, I use
the brand new Frilly Frame Polka-Dots and Frilly Frames Lattice dies. Add a layer of vellum
behind the lattice to soften the purple patterned paper from Flirty Flowers Paper Pad. The flower's stem is from
the older stamps called Timeless Tulips and the Vintage Jar Stamps for the vase. I blend
Tumbled Glass Distress Ink to create water illusion on the bottom part of the
jar.
Thank you so much for stopping by today. I hope you like today's card as much as I do.
Thank you so much for stopping by today. I hope you like today's card as much as I do.
Have a wonderful day!
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Hello everyone! It's Rachel Alvarado here and I am showcasing the Everything's Rosy Stamp Set today. This is one of the most
gorgeous rose layering stamp sets that I have ever seen. And the fun part is
that they are super easy to use!
I have two cards to share with
you today. I used both the Everything's Rosy Stamp Set and Frilly Frames Lattice Die Set on both of
my cards. For my first card (shown above), I decided to create a shaker card
beneath the lattice. I simply added a clear sheet of acetate behind the lattice
with a light amount of liquid adhesive. I then added small strips of foam tape
around the sides before adding some Studio Katia Crystal Clear Mini
Sequins.
Altenew ink colors for the roses: Blue Roses: Sea Glass, Ocean
Waves, Dusk, and Desert Night; Sepia Rose: Sand Dunes, Rocky Shore,
Mocha, and Espresso; Leaves: Bamboo, Parrot, Olive, and Moss
Lastly, I added a sheet from
the Classic 6"x6" Gingham
Paper Pad and some Tiny Dew Drops.
For my second card, I used the same sets but different colors. It's amazing how switching up the colors helps to change up the look of your card completely. I first die cut the Frilly Frames Lattice Die Set three times from white card stock and glued them together. I wanted to get bolder look with the lattice and accentuate it by giving it some more depth.
For my second card, I used the same sets but different colors. It's amazing how switching up the colors helps to change up the look of your card completely. I first die cut the Frilly Frames Lattice Die Set three times from white card stock and glued them together. I wanted to get bolder look with the lattice and accentuate it by giving it some more depth.
Once again, I used the
Altenew Ink Mini Cubes for my roses and leaves. In addition, I also two
Mini Ink Cubes from My Favorite Things. I added a beautiful blue sheet of
patterned paper from the Gingham Jewel Tones 6"x6"
Patterned Paper.
Colors Used: Yellow roses: MFT Lemon Chiffon, MFT
Sunshine, Altenew Buttercream, Altenew Caramel Toffee, and Altenew Paper Bag; Leaves: (Altenew)
Bamboo, Parrot, Olive, and Moss
I hope you enjoyed my cards today! If you like flowers, don't hesitate to check out these gorgeous rose layering stamps! You won't be disappointed. See you next week!
I hope you enjoyed my cards today! If you like flowers, don't hesitate to check out these gorgeous rose layering stamps! You won't be disappointed. See you next week!
Sunny Studio Supplies Used:
Timeless Tulips Dies Shop at: Sunny Studio |
Timeless Tulips Stamps Shop at: Sunny Studio |
Vintage Jar Dies Shop at: Sunny Studio |
Classic Gingham 6x6 Paper Shop at: Sunny Studio |
Flirty Flowers 6x6 Paper Shop at: Sunny Studio |
Everything's Rosy Stamps Shop at: Sunny Studio |
Everything's Rosy Dies Shop at: Sunny Studio |
Frilly Frames Lattice Dies Shop at: Sunny Studio |
Frilly Frames Polka-Dot Shop at: Sunny Studio | |
I just Love the greetings tag on the first card!!! Can't wait to use that idea!
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