Showing posts with label Celebrate You thinlits. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Celebrate You thinlits. Show all posts

Tuesday, March 27, 2018

Celebrate Curtain Fold Card for club


This week is standardized testing week at our house so all of the phones are busy so that teens can participate in the teleconference call for the testing.  That being said, please forgive my original photo.  My daughter was scandalized at the quality but I had to use my tablet for the pic.  I had to beg for the use of the bonus room because all of my goodies are in here!  LOL! 

I got my directions here.

Colors:  Whisper White, Flirty Flamingo, Crushed Curry
Stamps:  None (gasp)
Supplies:  Pick a Pattern DSP, Big Shot, Celebrate You thinlits (free during SAB), Whisper White ribbon, Simply Scored, bone folder, fine tip glue pen, snail adhesive, glue dots, paper trimmer, and Layered Leaves folder

Cut your 12x12 DSP down to 11 1/2 x 12 and then cut into 4x11 1/2".
To diagonally cut each 4" strip down the center, mark the top left corner (4" end) 1" to the right from the end.
Mark the bottom left corner at 1" from the end and to the left.
Line up the paper trimmer to the marks and cut.
Score at 1", 2 1/2", 3 1/4", 4 3/4", 5 3/4", 7 1/4", 8", 9 1/2", 10 1/4"
Accordian fold the DSP; adhere so that the folds stay closed.

Friday, March 2, 2018

Amazing Friend Card

My friend Paula  made this super cute card for club this month!  It was so much fun to sit and to stamp a project that was not my creation; it nudges me towards stamps/goodies that I would not normally purchase but then love.

Happy stamping!
Stef

Wednesday, February 21, 2018

Brusho Celebrate Card for Club

Hello!  I had fun playing with the Brusho for this card.  I also pulled out my Celebrate You thinlit dies and loved them!

The Brusho was super easy to use.  I did NOT open the bottle but instead poked a hole in the lid with a push pin and saved the pin to act as a "stopper".  I sprinkled the red Brusho on my watercolor paper and then spritzed it with water.  After I let the red bleed into the water I added a few sprinkles of the Prussian blue.  Very cool!!!

Note to self...either punch the circle before you spritz or after the watercolor paper is completely dry.  One edge was not neatly punched out and I had to trim it a bit after it dried. 

Happy stamping!
Stef