Posts Tagged ‘Stampin’ Up! Wetlands stamp set’
Wonderfall Embossed Leaves Card
Autumn….a much nicer turn of a phrase than fall, right? This card should get you right in the mood of the season.
I love to emboss, and I still am amazed when the fragments of dust melt into something so beautiful!
Subscribe to the comments for this postWetlands Triangle Thinking of You Card
I love this color combination – Cherry Cobbler, Midnight Muse, and Marina Mist. It gives off a bold, masculine feeling – which matches the Wetlands stamp set. This is a very basic card design – with very little frufru. I live with men. They are not impressed with frufru.
Wetlands Embossed Woodgrain Card
Here’s a simple, easy card using the Woodgrain embossing folder and the distressing kit. Sorry about the bad picture 🙁
Wetlands Thinking of You Card
Quick and easy card today – I even had the embossed polka dot strip already set to go! You could use this card for a masculine birthday, thinking of you, sympathy, get well, or for any other general occasion. Just a little bit of sparkle on the side from the glimmer brad – Enjoy!
Gently Falling Top Note Birthday Card
I’ve been itching to use my fall stamp sets. Not that I don’t love my flowers, but I’m ready for the change of seasons. Gently Falling is that perfect fall stamp set that can be used for many different occasions. This is a swap I made over the summer – I love the masculine color combination.
Wetlands Alcohol Ink Technique Card
At last week's Technique Tuesday class, I taught my stampers a quick and easy technique using a clear block, dye ink refills, and hand sanitizing lotion. Yes, you read that right – hand sanitizing lotion.
I used a mini hand sanitizer (about 1 oz) and added 7 drops of Soft Suede dye ink refill. I shook it up enough to distribute the drops of ink. Then, I dropped about 5 or 6 drops on top of a large clear block. I flipped the clear block on top of the center of my Very Vanilla card stock, pressing it lightly. When I pulled away the clear block, it made a super-cool yet subtle design (more subtle due to the light ink refill I chose). To speed up the drying, I used my heat gun. Then I stamped the goose in Baked Brown Sugar right on top of the design (which I think looks a lot like grassy sand bar).
Here's the end result – the little droplets are just a bonus – my poor little goose was very nervous being photographed 
