This card uses the Delightful Daisy paper. I cut 1.5cm strips of the different patterns of this paper pack and arranged them on Night of Navy cardstock in a herringbone pattern, before I attached them. Stampin' Up! makes this technique so easy by providing a pack of 12 coordinating patterns that are ready to use. The greeting is from the One Big Meaning stamp set.
The next card uses my current favourite Designer Series Paper. I usually find masculine cards a bit difficult to make but the Wood Textures DSP makes it easy. I stamped a sheet of DSP with the leaf image from Colorful Seasons stamp set in Versamark then embossed in Copper Embossing Powder. I cut the Happy Birthday Thinlit from the Copper Foil and attach it with tiny pieces of Dimensionals. Mounted on Very Vanilla, then on an Emerald Envy card base.
The paper used in the next card is unfortunately not included in the sale, but it's so beautiful you need some anyway.
The paper pack is called Year of Cheer Speciality DSP. I've used a piece of the starburst paper and applied Night of Navy ink with a foam roller across the top. The houses are diecut using the Hometown Greeting Edgelits and the Santa Sleigh and greeting are from the Hearts Come Home stamp set.
The Designer Series Paper special is only available until the end of October, contact me if you require anymore information.
The next team member in the Blog Hop is Tina GiIlespie, hop on over to view her amazing projects.
Here's a complete of the demonstrators who are participating in today's Blog Hop, in case you get lost, enjoy!
2. Tina Gillespie
3. Claire Daly
4. Andrea Roberts
5. Kimberly Hern
6. Catherine Proctor
7. Caroline Manwaring
8. Monika O’Neill
9. Rebecca Jacovou
10. Ros Davidson
11. Kate Morgan
12. Rachel Palmieri
3. Claire Daly
4. Andrea Roberts
5. Kimberly Hern
6. Catherine Proctor
7. Caroline Manwaring
8. Monika O’Neill
9. Rebecca Jacovou
10. Ros Davidson
11. Kate Morgan
12. Rachel Palmieri
Happy Stampin,
Rachel
Great cards Rachel, but I really love the Herringbone bone card, it is such a wonderful effect!
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ReplyDeleteRachel your cards are just gorgeous, hard to pick a favourite, love the herringbone being a quilter I love this pattern. The masculine card is awesome and your christmas card is so pretty xx
ReplyDeletelove that masculine card. all beautiful cards
ReplyDeleteRachel these cards are all really lovely, but I particularly love the herringbone card
ReplyDeleteGreat cards Rachel. The herringbone card is a great technique to use a variety of patterns in a DSP pack, especially for those designs that one might struggle to come up with a card design for. The copper Happy Birthday would be great as a masculine card and I love how we can colour the Year of Cheer paper to suit. :)
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