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7 Jan 23

Dainty Flowers - Heat Emboss Resist

Dainty Flowers | Emboss Resist Technique

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Hello my stamping friends.

Welcome to the first Stamping With Friends Blog Hop for 2023! We are showcasing Emboss Resist Techniques this time with our project posts, so be sure to hop along the links and see varying applications of this technique.

I am showcasing a sample from the Sale-a-bration DSP - Dainty Flowers for my focal image on my project today. This comes on a sheet of 12 x 12 Designer Series Papers. I do a simple die-cut window and emboss direct to the DSP image. Then add ink to the exposed DSP section to create a spotlight on the image.

I also used the stamp set Sending Support, which is also a Sale-a-bration item now available with a $50 purchase during the promotion. And I also dyed my ribbon to color match my DSP colors using my BLEND marker.

I do have a Stampin’ Show & Tell Video demonstration for my project to share with you today. So just follow this link on over to my YT Channel and what as I pull the whole project together from start to finish.

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Okay, so there’s my quick project for this hop of sneak peeks. Leave me a comment, let me know what you think! Then follow the NEXT LINK to visit the next crafter.

Happy Stampin',

Susan

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Dainty Flowers DSP 160834

Sending Support 160822

Stitched Rectangle Dies 151820

Soft Succulent Ribbon 155780

Ink: Rich Razzleberry

Blend: Mossy Meadow

Paper: Fresh Freesia, Rich Razzleberry, Basic White, Dainty Flowers DSP

Tools: Simply Scored Tool, Stampin’ Trimmer, Bone Folder, Paper Snips, Stampin’ Cut & Emboss Machine

Adhesive: Multipurpose Glue, Dimensionals

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Susan

Pumpkin Hill Stampers

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6 Jan 23

Wildlife Wonder - Catalog CASE Project

Hello my stamping friends.

So one of the simplest ways to create a card project is maybe by CASing a project already created. Just like with painting, when we try to duplicate the Master’s work of art… we too can duplicate the card projects that inspire us.

For today’s project I used the Wildlife Wonder stamp set and paired it with the Awash with Beauty DSP, both from the annual catalog. However, I CASEd a project from the Spring Mini Catalog.

Can you see the similarities between them? Both have a printed pattern background. Both have oversized tags and Baker’s Twine as an embellishment. And the tag has the sentiments and the die-cut image. Just like my project. But they are quite different also!

They have two very different themes and color palettes. But the layout and elements are close to the same. I used a different tag element, and the owl instead of hearts, but the idea came straight from the pages of the new Mini Catalog.

For my project you might notice that I selectively edited the shape of my die-cut tag.

We use to refer to our Annual Catalogs as Idea Books! They really are… be sure to use them to inspire you. Even if you don’t replicate a project exactly, let them inspire you to create with what you do have. Make it your own. Here is the Simple Sketch breakdown for this project.