Avery Elle Thank you.

Hey everyone! Jessie back with another card for you all. 

I started with a piece of Ranger Watercolour paper cut to 4x5 1/4, and use Distress Ink in the colours, Peacock Feathers, Picked Raspberry, and Squeezed Lemonade. I put the inkpads on a ranger craft sheet and sprayed with water, after drying the first layer of colour, I tapped the piece back in the water to add some further layers, increasing the watercolour effect. 

Then on a white panel I stamped the Thank you sentiment from the Avery Elle set, the "for everything" is from another set in my stash. 

I then made a bow on the front of the card using May Arts Turquoise Twill Stripes ribbon. Added a few enamel dots from my stash in similar colours, put it all on a white card base and the card was complete! Quick and simple. 

Thanks for stopping by,

Hugz,

Jess

All thing that Glitter From Jessie Banks

Hey everyone! Jessie here, with another card for you all. This time I am featuring the Tim Holtz Distress Glitter. 

I started with a piece of white cardstock and the Tim Holtz Rays stencil, this is my absolute favourite stencil! I used a pallet knife and some modeling paste through it to give it some dimention and something for the glitter to stick to . I then put Mustard Seed distress glitter on the bottom half, and Picked Raspberry on the top. 

I colored some wood veneer from my stash (I think they are from studio calico) using Distress Paint in Mustard Seed and Picked Raspberry. I die cut a lable using a Spellbinders Die (Fancy Lables 3) and white embossed a Happy Birthday Sentiment that fit on the die cut. I then colored that die cut and the back pannel with Distress Ink in Peacock Feathers.  I threaded white string from my stash through the ends of the die cut and wrapped them around.

Thanks for stopping by and checking out my card. Happy Crafting. 

Hugz

Jess

Bo Bunny Primrose Cards by Jani

I am sure several of you ladies still have some papers left over from the

Bo Bunny Primrose collection.

If not, you may want to get some while supplies still last.

There are so many things you can do with this line.

Here are a few card examples.

 Yeah, I know, I got a little carried away with these cards but all the papers are so pretty. They were just begging to be played with. LOL

Let's take a closer look at how they came together.

Easy, right?

The next one is very similar.

I just added some handmade flowers made from 2 of the papers in the collection.

Great use for the labels.

I still had panels from the cut apart sheets and butterflies that I

"precision cut" as Carol would say. ;)

So, naturally I made more cards.

 

See how easily these papers lend themselves to cards?

So get out your papers or purchase the

12 by 12 Primrose paper pad

and get started.

Psst...if you are not a fan of "precision cutting",

no worries,

just snag a bag of the Noteworthy cut outs.

They did all the work for you.