Sunny Saturday Share: Customer Cards for All Occasions

Hello there!  How are you?  I'm so excited to finally share some amazing cards spotted online using our stamps & dies over the past few weeks!  

Sweet Shoppe Cupcake Card by Rebekah Weckerly

Sweet Shoppe Card by Sandy Allnock (with video tutorial HERE)

Tropical Paradise Pineapple Card by Kimberly Rendino

Backyard Bugs Thank You Card by Rebekah Weckerly

Sweet Shoppe Ice Cream Card by creative_cucina (variation of card shared HERE)

Backyard Bugs Bumblebee Thank You Card by Rebekah Weckerly

School Time Good Apple Card by Waleska Galindo

Halloween Cuties Card by Juliana Michaels

City Streets Holiday Winter Scene Card by Sandy Allnock

Thank you for sharing your gorgeous cards.  Please keep them coming.  My heart always skips a beat when I stumble upon your fabulous projects!  

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School Time Thank You Teacher Card by Lexa

Hello everyone!  Lexa here today with a back to school inspiration card starring School Time stamp.  It's an older set from Sunny Studio but I totally love this. This set is perfect for encouragement cards and even a thank you card just like I made today. I hope you enjoy the whole post. Happy reading!

I started with a 4.25" x 5.5" white cardstock panel.  My favorite is Neenah Solar White because it's so smooth and works perfectly with alcohol markers and stamping with dye inks, etc. I made my own striped patterned paper by drawing yellow lines with my alcohol markers. It doesn't need to be perfectly straight, a little bit imperfection is beautiful. After I finished my background panel, I decided to add a watercolor border on the left and I think it looks better with it.

I stamped all the images with black Versafine ink and watercolored them with Distress Markers. For extra cuteness, I want a critter on my card so I choose the racoon from Woodsy Creatures to sit on the pencil. Isn't he so adorable?? A little trick for you, I always to decide the color scheme I want for my card in the begining so that I can match the whole card and keep on track. As for this one, I choose yellow and red as the main color. I white embossed the sentiment on a stripe of red cardstock to match my apple.

I hope you like today's card. Have a great weekend!

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School Time You're A Good Apple Card with Vanessa

Hello everyone! Vanessa here with a card using School Time. Here in the south of Germany, we are only halfway through school vacation, so I am still enjoying time with my girl. But it will be over too soon and then I'll have this card to give to her:

I started with a panel of watercolor paper, masked off the edges and applied black dye ink with an ink blending tool. This way I created a background that looks like a chalk board. Now I stamped and heat-embossed the sentiment with white embossing powder and adhered the panel to my card base. I stamped the apple, the pencil and the notebook page onto white cardstock, colored them with Copics and fussy-cut them. On the apple, I stamped a second leaf and adhered it to the apple with foam tape. Then I adhered the images to the card. Finally, I trimmed and tied a piece of chevron ribbon and adhered it to the top of the notebook page.

I hope you liked today's card! I am off to enjoy more time without school :) Hope to see you back next week!

Vanessa

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School Time You Rule Teacher Card with Lindsey

Hi! Lindsey here today! I've got a fun card using a previously released stamp set called School Time. This set has lots of great school images perfect for making cards for all those hardworking teachers! You could also use this set to make little notes for your kiddos. Let's get started!

I started with an A2 sized rectangle cut from some patterned paper. Then I cut a slightly smaller rectangle out of some patterned paper that looked like notebook paper. The notebook paper is where I decided to stamp my sentiment. Next I cut another rectangle the same size as the notebook paper from white cardstock. This is what I did my stamping on. I stamped several rulers from School Time in a row along the bottom of the rectangle. 

Then I stamped the owl from Woo Hoo on top of one of the rulers. I had to do a bit of masking on the owl's feet before stamping the ruler under him. I colored all my images with Copic markers. I then fussy cut the rulers and owl along the top of the stamping. I then attached the stamped panel to the front of the notebook paper rectangle and popped that rectangle up on the A2 sized patterned paper with some foam tape. I just loved how this card turned out. The bold rainbow colors are just too fun!

That's it for me today. I hope you'll check out this stamp set and the blog for more fun inspiration! Thanks for reading and have a great day!

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School Time: You're A Good Apple with Anni

Hey stampers, Anni!  Today I have a card for you that uses just a few supplies: the stamp set School Time, some inks, cardstock and some Copics to color with. It is easy to make and perfect for mass production.

As I said the card is easy to make but as easy it is I used four (yes, four!) different ink pads on this simple card.  For the apple I used an Copic friendly ink (Memento Tuxedo Black Ink).
For the sentiment I chose Versafine ink because it is perfect for detailed images and letters.
For the lined page I needed an ink that is more subtle so I decided to go with a warm grey.
And finally for the background I wanted something that wasn't too dominant. I love the effect of white pigment ink on kraft cardstock so that was the way to go.

In the end I thought the card needed something so I added some Glossy Accents to the apple.

Thanks for stopping by and have a sunny week!
Anni