Anna’ Stampin’ Cave – Kylie Bertucci’s International Project Highlights
Thanks for coming to my blog today! We are being highlighted internationally by Kylie Bertucci and you are able to vote for my project. The top ten winners will get to be part of an international blog hop so please vote for my project. My project is under number 27! You can do it here or use a button at the end of my post.
A theme for this highlight is ‘Friendship’. So I thought I will use some of the new products to create my card.
To create this card I used the sketch from the Global Design Project:
I slightly re-engineered it though (lol)
And here’s my card:
Friendship card dimensions:
- Very Vanilla Thick Cardstock: 11-6/8″ x 4-1/8″ scored in half at 5-7/8″ (29.7 x 10.5 cm scored in half at 14.8 cm)
- Very Vanilla regular cardstock for stamping
- Wood Textures DSP Stack: 2″ x 4-1/8″ (5.08 cm x 10.5 cm)
- 5/8″ Burlap Ribbon 7″ approx (17.8 cm)
First, I created the base. Next, I cut DSP at a slight angle – the narrower end measures 1-2/8″ (3.2 cm). I adhered it to the base using snail adhesive.
Now the Stamparatus came in handy. I wanted to create a little border where DSP ended. I placed my card in the Stamparatus at an angle so the grid at the Samparatus base and the edge of DSP created ‘one line’.
I placed the border stamp where I wanted it to stamp, and using the plate I lift it up. I inked my stamp with a Pool Party Ink Pad and made my first impression. Now taking advantage of hinges, I moved the plate one spot in the right direction, inked and stamped again. Moved it, inked and stamped it one more time. Perfect alignment each time!
Next, I took the Petal Burst embossing folder and placed it on the bottom part of the card base, so it ended just by my stamped Pool Party border and run it through the Big Shot.
For the sentiment, I chose ‘Life is sweeter with friends like you’ also from Detailed With Love Stamp Set. I thought it would fit well. I stamped it in a Pool Party on a piece of regular Very Vanilla cardstock and next die cut it using the second largest oval die from Stitched Shapes Framelits Dies.
I took a piece of burlap ribbon, fold it in half and adhered under the oval. Next, using dimensionals I mounted it on my card.
I truly hope you’ve enjoyed coming to my blog today.
Now, make sure you head over to Kylie’s blog to check all lovely projects and vote for your favourites. Hope my project will be among them. My project is under number 27!
As always, if you wish to purchase any of products I have used, simply click the images below to go directly to my online store.
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Thank you for stopping by and have a blessed day,
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