The Relativity of Paper

Hi and welcome, everyone! Lisa from The Relativity of Paper here with you today and I'm sharing a bright, summery card featuring the Double Take Ice Cream Stamps. I love the sketchy feel of this stamp and how you can use them separately or together. 

You can stack the ice creams on top of each other, too. Super cute. For this card, I first stamped the ice cream on scrap paper and cut out for masking. I randomly stamped the ice creams in pink, orange, green, and yellow masking them and then stamping the cone. To fill in some of the white space I randomly stamped the ice creams and then used a dot from the Dots Set to add a few dots. Die-cut and adhere to a patterned paper, I'm using my Perfectly Plaid paper here. Finish off with sentiment and a few enamel dots. 

As always, thanks for joining me. You can find all the details on my blog, The Relativity of Paper. 


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Hi, everyone and welcome. Today I'm featuring the Victorine Originals Dots Stamp Set and sharing all the cards I've created with it, so far. I love this set because the possibilities are endless, as you will see it's perfect for creating backgrounds, use it as the focal point of your card, it offers two great sentiments, and three of the dots have the words Happy, Joy, Love.   Here I used the dots to create a fun background.  Here I used the dots and Happy Birthday sentiment as the focal point of my card.  Adding Red and Blue dots to the tags gave them a fun festive feel for my 4th of July goodies. 

Using the sentiment as my focal point and stamping the dots with VersaMark ink for a tone on tone background. 
I created a fun background for my nautical themed card just by using the large stripe and changing ink colors. 
This next card is my absolute favorite. I love this technique of adding ink to the stamps in a swiping motion, it really changes things. I have a video tuto…

Hi, everyone and welcome! Today I'm sharing my inspiration for the Inspiration Board Challenge over at Victorine Originals. Using the colors of the board I created a striped nautical themed card. This is such an easy card to create using a stamping tool, Memento inks (Nautical Blue, Pear Tart), SSS Audrey Blue, and the stripe from the Victorine Originals Dots Set! If you follow along you've probably seen me use this stamp set on several different cards. It's definitely a great set to add to your stamp collection.  After stamping the stripes, I layered it onto patterned paper and added a few stickers from the EP Pirate's Life Kit. 
 Now it's your turn to show us your take on the Victorine Originals Inspiration Board. I can't wait to see what you create today!

Happy Friday everyone and welcome. I'm over on the SVG Attic Blog today sharing a quick and simple gift card box. Wednesday was my Dad's birthday and I needed a quick gift card box that would hold not only a gift card but a few miniature Snickers underneath. Of course, JGW GONE FISHING KIT from SVG Attic has a great gift card box included. It was the perfect size for my gift card and eight miniature Snickers fit perfectly under the insert. 

To create this box I used my Silhouette Cameo and Photoplay's Family Ties. This box and those papers were meant to meet! That's all I can say. I didn't add the accent pieces to the sides of the box top because the paper is wood grain and I love the way it looked. I did add the top accent piece using fun foam to add some dimension, wrapping the twine around the top accent and then adhering it to the box lid.


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