Missing Ewe Pretty Pastel Shaker Card with Nancy

Hey there friends, Nancy here with a closer looks at the very cute Missing Ewe stamp and steel die. I love a good pun and this one delivers. It’s sure to bring a smile to a loved one. They won’t be able to help it with this cuteness overload.

To create my card, I used a white card for the base and lined the bottom with a wide strip of patterned paper. This was my jumping point for the colors of the card. Next, I created a shaker box full of tiny stars, sequins and crystals. The jumping lamb was colored with Distress Ink in Hickory Smoke, Tattered Rose and Spun Sugar (for the cheeks). I chose a watercolor medium to keep in line with the soft look of the card. Two flags were cut out of melon colored cardstock and layered with a glittery enamel dot. 

I love the tiny script sentiment in the Missing Ewe die set. On this card, it's highlighted right in the center of the top flag. A sprinkle of sequins creates some movement in this simple design. 

Take a closer look at the Missing Ewe stamp set for all of your warm pun wishes. The intricate steel die creates a sentiment that is beautiful and really pops! 

Sunny Studio Supplies Used:

Missing Ewe Dies Shop at: Sunny Studio

Missing Ewe Stamps Shop at: Sunny Studio

Celebrate World Cardmaking Day With SCT & PageMaps!

Calling all papercrafters —please join us for SCT’s first online card class! This six-week, self-paced online class is brimming with inspiration and creativity, and includes 36 fantastic, trendy cards created by some of your favorite cardmakers in the industry including: Allison Okamitsu, Anya Lunchenko, Becky Fleck, Cathy Zielske, Latisha Yoast, Laura Vegas, Mendi Yoshikawa, Nicole Nowosad and Yana Smakula. 

This class features 36 exclusive sketches created by PageMaps, step-by-step instructions, cut files, photo step-outs, how-to videos and so much more! Pre-registration is now open and week one of class begins October 16th. Register today HERE. 

I was super excited to be asked to contribute and even more excited that they are allowing me to give away one spot to this fun class!

Leave a comment below telling me what project you are currently working on (by September 15th) and I will pick a random winner to win a virtual seat in the class.  :)

Pet Sympathy Lots of Love Sympathy Card with Eloise

Hi everyone, Eloise here and today I have a card to share using the Pet Sympathy stamp set and coordinating dies. This set is very versatile and can be used for various occasions. Today I'll be using it as a sympathy set - but the possibilities are endless.

To begin my card, I used a stencil I made to ink blend the background. I cut down a piece of white cardstock, and laid my stencil over top. To make this stencil I used the Stitched Heart Dies (the little ones included in the set) and cut out a random pattern of them out of some acetate. Once I had a nice arrangement of them, the stencil was done and I can use it. Using acetate means you can use it over and over again! I used some Festive Berries Distress Ink and ink blended over it, going darker in the centre and lighter on the outside. 

Once my background was done I stamped my images onto some more white cardstock and coloured them in with Copic markers. Once the colouring was done I used the coordinating dies to cut them out.

I adhered my images with foam tape onto my background and then stamped the sentiment below with black ink. I adhered my panel onto a card base that I adhered some green plaid patterned paper on top of and that finished up my card for today. 

I hope you enjoyed, got inspired to create your own stencil with dies and I'll catch you next week. 

Sunny Studio Supplies Used:

Stitched Heart Dies Shop at: Sunny Studio

Pet Sympathy Dies Shop at: Sunny Studio

Pet Sympathy Stamps Shop at: Sunny Studio

Guest Designer Spotlight: Mixing Stamps Cards with Waleska Galindo

Hello friends! Waleska Galindo here with a set of cards with the amazing Sunny Studio Stamps. Thank you so much Mendi for having me as a Guest Designer today! I called this post Mixing Stamp Sets because there are lots of great cards you can make mixing the stamp sets you already have with new ones, all you have to do is think outside the box ... having a Christmas stamp set doesn't mean you can't use it for Halloween!! let me share with you how.

For my first card I used the new Happy Owl-o-ween stamp set, I wanted to create a night scene and I wanted to put the cute owls on a fence so I created the fence with the trunk from Woodsy Creatures stamp set by stamping the trunk on desert storm cardstock and glue all the trunks together to create the fence. For the night sky I used distress inks Chipped Sapphire and Black Soot. I stamp and color the owls with markers and glue them to be on the fence waiting for the time to start trick or treating.  

For my second card I wanted to make a very spooky night scene. To make the spooky tree branches I used the Holiday Style Christmas set, but when I stamped the branches in black they totally change from Christmas to Halloween, I used distress ink Seedless Preserves and Black Soot for the night sky and for the moon I used Squeezed Lemonade. I color all my images with markers, to finish the spooky scene I added three bats from the Halloween Cuties stamp set. In the end I think is too hard for this cute stamps to be spooky...they are simply to cute!

For this next card I used the new and adorable piggie from Barnyard Buddies and I mix it with Island Getaway. I used the island as a mud puddle for the piggies to be playing, the splashes are from the island getaway stamp set too.  For the mud puddle I used Oxide ink Vintage Photo mixed with a little water, for the grass distress ink Mowed Lawn and for the sky I used Tumbled glass Distress Ink. The rest of the images are colored with markers.

For the last card I mix two of my favorite stamp sets from all time the Magical Mermaid stamp set and the Pirate Pals stamp set. I created this cute pirate girl by changing the face of the pirate and adding the pirate hat to the mermaid face. I created the striped background with distress ink Shaded Lilac and post-it label tape. I used some of the stamps from the Pirate Pals stamp set to create the map and color the images with markers! I have to say my daughter loved this pirate girl so much!

Thanks for stopping by and I wish you have many SUNNY days ahead!

Sunny Studio Supplies Used:

Halloween Cuties Dies Shop at: Sunny Studio	Halloween Cuties Stamps Shop at: Sunny Studio	Holiday Style Stamps Shop at: Sunny Studio	Island Getaway Dies Shop at: Sunny Studio	Island Getaway Stamps Shop at: Sunny Studio
Magical Mermaid Dies Shop at: Sunny Studio	Magical Mermaid Stamps Shop at: Sunny Studio	Pirate Pals Dies Shop at: Sunny Studio	Pirate Pals Stamps Shop at: Sunny Studio
Woodsy Creatures Dies Shop at: Sunny Studio	Woodsy Creatures Stamps Shop at: Sunny Studio	Barnyard Buddies Dies Shop at: Sunny Studio	Barnyard Buddies Stamps Shop at: Sunny Studio
Happy Owl-o-ween Dies Shop at: Sunny Studio	Happy Owl-o-ween Stamps Shop at: Sunny Studio

Quilted Hexagons Quilted Background Thank You Card with Lexa

Hi everyone! Lexa here today with a card that will be perfect for a special woman in your life, starring Quilted Hexagons stamp set which is literally a star! It's so beautiful no matter how you'd like to stamp it or whatever color you'd choose. As for my card, I'd love it to be colorful and use all the quilted patterns. It turns out so pretty and I love, love, love it.

First, I stamped the stitched guard with grey ink and then randomly stamped all the patterns, with different colors for each. I left a white border on the bottom so the mason jar won't look like it's floating. Timeless Tulips along with Vintage Jar look so well with the background. But when I arranged them all together, the tulips look like they got lost on the quilted background. So that's why I decided to add a piece of vellum behind the jar, to soften up the background a little bit. A simple "thanks" from Vintage Jar Coordinating Dies completed my card for today. A thin pink frame around the card helped give it a finished touch. 

The hexagon patterns are even more beautiful from up close. I recently became addicted to Nuvo Drops, and for this card I use the white pearl color. It's so cool! Thank you so much for stopping by today, I hope you like this card as much as I do. Have a wonderful day!

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	Vintage Jar Stamps Shop at: Sunny Studio	Quilted Hexagon Stamps Shop at: Sunny Studio

Barnyard Buddies Sunny Farm Piggy Card with Vanessa

Happy Thursday, Sunny Studio friends! Vanessa here with a funny card using Barnyard Buddies. What happens on the funny farm in summer? Maybe this:

The cute pig is taking mud baths and basking in the sun :) First, I trimmed a panel from sun ray patterned paper slightly smaller than the card base and covered the bottom part with green cardstock with a grassy edge. Then I stamped the sentiment, crossed out the "f" and stamped the "s" from Sweet Script Stamps.

I stamped the pig, colored it with Copics and die-cut it with the matching die. Then I stamped the glasses from Sock Hop, colored them with Copics and fussy-cut them. After I had applied Glossy Accents to the glasses, I adhered them to the pig and adhered the image to the card with foam tape.

I hope my card made you smile today! Thanks for stopping by!

Sunny Studio Supplies Used:

Sock Hop Stamps Shop at: Sunny Studio

Sweet Script Stamps Shop at: Sunny Studio

Barnyard Buddies Dies Shop at: Sunny Studio

Barnyard Buddies Stamps Shop at: Sunny Studio

Happy Owl-o-ween Owl Trio Halloween Card with Amy

Hello everyone! Amy here with a cute Halloween card featuring the adorable Happy Owl-O-Ween stamp set. 

For this card, I thought it would be fun to have the owls look different from each other. In addition to coloring them with different colors and giving them different costumes I decided to change the eyes as well. So for the two owls, I had to remove the eyes so that I can draw in my own. This is how I did it, I masked off the eyes by covering them with a small piece of washi tape before applying ink. After inking the image I carefully removed the washi tape and stamped it on smooth white cardstock. The washi tape prevented the ink from getting on the eyes so I was left with a blank space to draw in the eyes with a Copic liner. After, I stamped the other images and colored all of them with Copic markers and cut them out with coordinating dies. I assembled and adhered the costumes on the three owls as shown.

To create the front panel, I inked it using Distress Oxides. I dried the panel with the heat gun and used the powder tool. I stamped the sentiment "Happy Owl-O-Ween" with Versamark Ink and applied white embossing powder and heat set it. After, I stamped the stars (I cut apart the three cluster of stars) using Versamark Ink and applied gold embossing powder and heat set it. I mounted the adorable owls to the front panel and adhered it to an A2 black cardstock panel. Lastly, I adhered the black panel to a white card base. 

Thank you for stopping by the blog!  Have a wonderful day!

Sunny Studio Supplies Used:

Happy Owl-o-ween Dies Shop at: Sunny Studio

Happy Owl-o-ween Stamps Shop at: Sunny Studio