Crepe Paper Streamers Card with Bobbi

Hey everyone, Bobbi here. Sometimes a person just deserves a treat. This card was intentionally kept very open with the sentiment, "treat yourself" on the front. It could be used as a "congratulations," "happy birthday,' or a "thinking of you" card. I like having greetings like this on hand, because I can personalize them with another sentiment on the outside and/or inside, to fit the situation. I also like that this card can be used for all types of people. It's not too feminine nor masculine. It could be for a child or adult, too. 

I'm using the following Sunny Studio Stamps products:
Crepe Paper Streamers dies
Fast Food Fun stamps and dies
Cruisin' Cuisine stamps
Joyful Holiday pattern paper pack

To make this card, I stamped, colored and cut the food elements. I also cut the streamers in a powder blue and added darker blue sides to make the crepe paper look like it had two different colored sides. I attached a 4" tall X 5" wide red checkered paper to the bottom of my A7 card base. Right above, I added a strip of powder blue. The food items items were anchored on the blue strip. 

Streamers and confetti (dots of colorful paper) were glued in place, right above the food for a festive look. This card is ready to make someone's day. Lastly, I stamped the phrase, "treat yourself" at the top to finish the look. 

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Sunny Studio Supplies Used:

Fast Food Fun Stamps Shop at: Sunny Studio	Fast Food Fun Dies Shop at: Sunny Studio	Cruisin' Cuisine Stamps Shop at: Sunny Studio	Joyful Holiday Paper Shop at: Sunny Studio	Crepe Paper Streamers Dies Shop at: Sunny Studio

Hayley Alphabet Die Focused Cards with Tina and Vanessa

Hello crafty friends, Tina here with a card featuring a custom sentiment made with the versatile Hayley Alphabet Uppercase and Hayley Alphabet Lowercase dies. I love the scripty font of these dies and how easy they are to connect in creating words. The possibilities are endless with these amazing products.

As I have mentioned before here on the blog, I am always in need of fun birthday cards! So, what better word to spell than ‘Congrats’. I die cut all the letters from pink card stock and adhered them together with some drops of liquid glue. The letters all overlap to create that fluid scripty font, having the word already created will give me the opportunity to play around with the correct placement in a later phase.

The Cherry Blossoms stamps were the perfect match for the cute bear from Panda Party. First, I stamped the layering flowers in three shades of pink inks from my stash. For the leaves, I kept with the cool tones and went with a vibrant blue color. I used the same color for the Winter Wreath. The panda was stamped, die cut and colored with Copic markers. Of course, he needed a party hat too!

With so much going on in this design, I created a simple striped background panel with a stencil from my stash. I placed all my components on the background and decided I needed another small sentiment (‘It’s your birthday’ from Little Birdie). I didn’t have a card base in the same blue color as my leaves and wreath, so I just inked up the sides of a white one for a perfect match.

Next, I glued the background panel to that base and popped up the wreath, flowers, leaves and bear with foam tape. Lastly, I added the ‘Congrats’ word and sentiment banner. A few blue jewels from the Bright mix were scattered around the wreath.

I am sure you will love these amazing alphabet dies as much as I do! Can’t wait to see all your creations! Thank you for visiting the blog and happy crafting!

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Hello to you! Vanessa here with a colorful birthday card featuring the Hayley Alphabet Dies.

I was inspired by my former team mate Kavya and her colorful creations! First, I trimmed a panel of white cardstock slightly smaller than my slimline card base and inked the background with Broken Glass and Rusty Hinge Distress Oxide Inks. 

Now I stamped all my images from Panda Party, Fast Food Fun, Looking Sharp and Lovable Llama. I colored the pieces with Copics, die-cut them with the matching dies and adhered the elements to the card.

Then I die-cut the letters, spelled "Spec-taco-lar" and adhered them. Finally, I stamped and heat-embossed the rest of the sentiment onto a strip of black cardstock and adhered it before adding highlights with a white gel pen.

I hope this happy card will brighten someone's day! Enjoy your weekend and thanks for visiting!

Sunny Studio Supplies Used:

Looking Sharp Stamps Shop at: Sunny Studio	Looking Sharp Dies Shop at: Sunny Studio	Fast Food Fun Stamps Shop at: Sunny Studio	Fast Food Fun Dies Shop at: Sunny Studio	Lovable Llama Stamps Shop at: Sunny Studio
Lovable Llama Dies Shop at: Sunny Studio	Cherry Blossoms Stamps Shop at: Sunny Studio	Cherry Blossoms Dies Shop at: Sunny Studio	Little Birdie Stamps Shop at: Sunny Studio
Winter Wreaths Stamps Shop at: Sunny Studio	Winter Wreaths Dies Shop at: Sunny Studio	Panda Party Stamps Shop at: Sunny Studio	Panda Party Dies Shop at: Sunny Studio
Hayley Lowercase Alphabet Dies Shop at: Sunny Studio	Hayley Uppercase Alphabet Dies Shop at: Sunny Studio

Paris Afternoon Card with Kavya

Hi folks, Kavya here. I am back on the blog with another card! This one is inspired by the movie - Ratatouille. It’s set in Paris and the new Paris Afternoon stamp set is just perfect for recreating it! 

I first started off by ink blending an A2 sized cardstock using Dusty Concord and Speckled Egg distress oxide inks. For the land and grass, I used colored cardstock and Slimline Nature Border Dies. 

Then I stamped and colored a bunch of images from Paris Afternoon, Charming City, Summer Sweets (I converted the soda into a wine bottle!), Fast Food Fun, Bountiful Autumn, Blissful Baking and Harvest Mice (I know it’s not rats but still lol) stamp set. 

Arrange all the images on the card base, add a sentiment and you are done! 

I hope you like how this turned out as well. Happy Crafting!

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Sunny Studio Supplies Used:

Blissful Baking Dies Shop at: Sunny Studio	Blissful Baking Stamps Shop at: Sunny Studio	Fast Food Fun Stamps Shop at: Sunny Studio	Fast Food Fun Dies Shop at: Sunny Studio	Summer Sweets Stamps Shop at: Sunny Studio
Summer Sweets Dies Shop at: Sunny Studio	Slimline Nature Borders Shop at: Sunny Studio	Bountiful Autumn Stamps Shop at: Sunny Studio	Bountiful Autumn Dies Shop at: Sunny Studio
Harvest Mice Stamps Shop at: Sunny Studio	Harvest Mice Dies Shop at: Sunny Studio	Charming City Stamps Shop at: Sunny Studio	Charming City Dies Shop at: Sunny Studio
Paris Afternoon Stamps Shop at: Sunny Studio	Paris Afternoon Dies Shop at: Sunny Studio

Gift Card Pocket Die Focused Cards with Isha and Kavya

Hello everyone! Isha here featuring the Gift Card Pocket dies today. I really had fun with these dies and the font works perfectly with our previously released Loopy Letters. I decided to create a Tea Bag Holder using the pocket die from the Gift Card Pocket dies.

Start by creating a 4.25" square card base using white cardstock. I then cut a mat layer from the Classic Sunburst paper pad. Die-cut the biggest of the Scalloped Circle Mat 3 dies using white cardstock. Sponge peacock feathers distress ink, flick water. Adhere to the card. Stamp the word "SWEET" and the candies from the Candy Shoppe stamp set, color and die-cut using the coordinating dies. Add glossy accents to the candies and let dry. Die-cut the word "For You" from the Gift Card Pocket die. Assemble everything together.

Tea Bag Holder / Measurements:
Cardstock for the cover (white) - 11 x 3.25". Score @ 3.5, 4.75, 8.25, 9.5 inches
Cardstock strip for the inner pocket base (white) - 4 x 3". Score @ .5, 1, 1.5, 2, 2.5, 3, 3.5 inches
Cardstock for pocket base (white) - 3 x 3.25"

Score and fold the outside cover. Adhere pattern paper to the upper flap. Cut a white piece for the lower flap, sponge peacock feathers distress ink, flick water. Die-cut the letters from the Loopy Letters Lower dies to create the word "Tea Time". Adhere to the flap.

Die-cut a white flower from the Window Quad Circle dies. Add pink color towards the center. Apply spectrum noir clear sparkle pen. Fix this flower using a brad to the lower panel in a way so the flower partially covers the upper flap.

For the inside strip fold the scored stripe and adhere using scor-tape as per the diagram OR you can watch the video HERE. Adhere the white flaps. Die-cut five gift card pockets using various colors from the Classic Sunburst paper pad. Score and adhere to the inside white flaps. Add tea bags of the recipient's choice. I folded the edges of the bags which were a bit more in width.

Thanks for dropping by! 

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Hi folks, Kavya here. I am back with another card that I had so much fun putting together! This card was inspired by some amazing tacos (if you are in WA, you should check out Tacos Chukis! And guess what it’s Taco Tuesday today!) I had last weekend plus the need to use all my extra stamped images that just seems to be growing! I love packing all my cards (what is CAS? Haven’t heard of it!) so I usually stamp a bunch of images! I got all of them out this weekend and I was determined to use at least 50% of them!

I decided to use make a fun Taco Truck themed card that can hold a gift card for a fun treat! I first started off by stamping and coloring images from Cruisin’ Cuisine (food truck), Balloon Ride (banners, cloud and sun), Looking Sharp (cacti), Fast Food Fun (tacos) and Tiki Time (drinks!). I created my background by using yellow cardstock and brown cardstock - both ink blended with matching colors and splattered ink to add some dimension! 

I then placed the Gift Card Pocket behind the brown land and also placed the food truck on top of it so that it covers the gift card holder. For the sentiment, I used Chloe’s Alphabet and heat embossed ‘BOUT and A from Fast Food Fun and TREAT from Crusin’ Cuisine! I just love it when I can create new sentiments from using multiple stamp sets.

That’s it. I hope this card inspired you to try out something new and maybe get some Tacos for dinner tonight!

Sunny Studio Supplies Used:

Candy Shoppe Stamps Shop at: Sunny Studio	Candy Shoppe Dies Shop at: Sunny Studio	Looking Sharp Stamps Shop at: Sunny Studio	Looking Sharp Dies Shop at: Sunny Studio	Tiki Time Stamps Shop at: Sunny Studio
Tiki Time Dies Shop at: Sunny Studio	Chloe Alphabet Dies Shop at: Sunny Studio	Gift Card Pocket Shop at: Sunny Studio	Fast Food Fun Stamps Shop at: Sunny Studio
Fast Food Fun Dies Shop at: Sunny Studio	Loopy Letters Dies Shop at: Sunny Studio	Cruisin' Cuisine Stamps Shop at: Sunny Studio	Cruisin' Cuisine Dies Shop at: Sunny Studio
Window Quad Circle Die Shop at: Sunny Studio	Classic Sunburst Paper Shop at: Sunny Studio	Balloon Rides Stamps Shop at: Sunny Studio	Balloon Rides Dies Shop at: Sunny Studio
Scalloped Circle Mat 3 Dies Shop at: Sunny Studio