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SugarPea Designs: Always welcome!

 Hey everyone!

I've had a blast this weekend creating with the brand new release from SugarPea Designs and can't wait to share it all with you!





Today's highlight is all about the new 'Always Welcome' stamp and die sets (link available in store this Friday).




And here is my card! I decided to give it a little Christmas twist, because I'm definitely in the mood for the Holidays even though it's only September.



This set is so versatile, as it has elements for Halloween, Fall, Thanksgiving, Spring, and all-year round.
 I paired it with the Honeycomb Cover Plate die, one of my favorite cover plates!




For more inspiration and a giveaway, make sure to start hopping from the SugarPea Designs blog!

I'll be back tomorrow with another fun sneak peek!

LDRS Creative: Let's Paw-ty!

 

Hey everyone!

I'm back with you today for LDRS Creative using the latest Halloween collection in store! You might not have noticed it yet if you have been living under a rock, but Fall is coming rather sooner than later, so it's definitely accepted in craft society to start working on Halloween projects! And what better than to use brand new stamps to spark creativity! I mean, I can't resist seasonal projects, they have such a special feel to them, like... time passes!

 

 

 

 

I first stamped all my images from the new Trick or Treat stamp set with Raven hybrid ink, colored them with alcohol markers and then proceeded to diecut with the coordinating die set.

 

 

I had in mind to create a slim line project with the new Trick or Treat paper pack because the patterns were really calling out to me. So I created a card base with a piece of 6 1/2"x8 1/4" and scored it in two at 3 1/4". Next, I cut a piece of of the purple ghost sheet and covered the entire card front. To frame things, I cut out the Pretty Patterns Slim Line die set with black cardstock and by securing both larger dies, it created a frame that I could place on top of the card front with little squares of foam tape, for more dimension.

 

 

When I was playing around with all the images, I had the idea of creating a "road" to the haunted mansion for my characters, so I sketched a shadowy road out of the bat patterned sheet from the same Trick or Treat paper pack and outlined it with white cardstock.

 

I also made sure to vary the number of little foam squares behind all the puppies to make sure nothing would look to "flat".

 

 

 

I completed the project with a sentiment also from the Trick or Treat stamp set stamped with Raven hybrid ink on a piece of white cardstock that I trimmed into a skinny white rectangle. And that was it!

 

I can't begin to tell you how much fun I had creating this project! There's never a wrong time to play with 

Halloween sets, honestly.

 

Have a great day, all!

SugarPea Designs: Create Your Own Sunshine

 Hey everyone! Stephanie here with you today for SugarPea Designs with my last Summer project in the books! I mean... School is starting next week for me (I'm an ESL teacher in Quebec, Canada) and I'm definitely ready for cooler weather and cozy sweaters!


So to celebrate the last bit of sunshine, I used the new Waves Of Love , Sunshine Sentiments and SugarCut-Sunshine Word (see what I did here?! LOL).


First, I wanted to create a pier scene and started stamping the different elements from the Waves Of Love set onto a piece of coloring cardstock.

Next, I colored everything with my alcohol markers, roughly drawing a pier on the right side of the panel, to support the bucket of fish flying into the ocean.

After that, I ran the panel into my diecutting machine with the largest stitched rectangle from the SugarCut-Card Front Element Builder III set and adhered it to my A2 cardbase, before adding a sentiment from the Sunshine Sentiments embossed in white and three layers of the SugarCut-Sunshine Word, that one being mounted with foam tape for more dimension!

It definitely feels good to say goodbye to Summer in style, don't you think? ;-)