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Thursday, 26 July 2018

AWH Blog Hop: Designer Series Paper

Hi!

Tonight the Art With Heart team are sharing creative projects featuring Designer Series Paper. This month, Stampin’ Up! have a special on selected Designer Series Paper packs that allows you to get one free pack when you purchase 3 packs. That's 4 packs for the price of 3! We hope our blog hop inspires you to get crafting with your DSP. 


When I was thinking about what to make for this blog hop, I did a google search that was something like "fun things to make with designer series paper". One of the things that came up with this fun No-Cut Patterned Paper Folder by my good friend Di Barnes. Bingo! Di's tutorial is awesome (and free!), and has lots of info, especially on which types of papers work best. Having read all the info, I went for a piece in the Nature's Poem DSP, which is one of the packs on sale this month. It's one of the popular designs from this year's Annual Catalogue.

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I kept the front of my card fairly basic, as the inside is where the magic is! The contrast between the two patterns in the DSP is so lovely.

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The paper is folded (no cutting!) in such a way that it forms two pockets on the inside - how cool is that? I've cut an insert for each pocket, but Di's instructions also include an adaptation so that you can fit a few cards/envelopes in each pocket.

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Here's the two inserts. You can see that I've used another small piece of the DSP to create a place for a gift card. You could probably just tuck the gift card into the the pocket on the card base, but this way it's not going to accidentally slip out of the card. I left the back of the inserts plain, but it would be great as a group card, as there's lots of room for many people to sign. You could even add a photo or two to the back. Lots of ideas!

Now it’s time to hop on over to our next participant, my friend and fellow South Aussie, card maker extraordinaire Kathryn Mangelsdorf.


If you find a broken link or have come to this blog hop from a different entry point, you can view the participants below: 


Bye for now,

Tina

Thursday, 9 November 2017

JAI #385: Just Add A Sketch

Hi!

If you're reading this on Friday morning, you're doing so as I'm zipping my way to Melbourne for Stampin' Up!'s OnStage event. Just imagine - a huge room full of people passionate about Stampin' Up! who are learning about all the new products about to be released in 2018. It's pretty amazing!


In the meantime, it's time for the new Just Add Ink challenge. Kim has designed this fabulous sketch. I've been amazed at the imaginations of the Design Team this week.


I wanted to get some swaps done for OnStage, so I ended up using lots of bits and pieces to throw together this card. The leaf die cuts came from a stamping day I attended way back when the current Annual Catalogue came out!

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Ssssh! Don't look too closely, but one leaf is Very Vanilla, and the sentiment circle is Whisper White. Oops!

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The church die cuts are from the Hometown Greetings Edgelits set. The church looks great in the row, but I think that it looks fabulous as an individual element on a card.

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What do you see in this fabulous sketch? As the DT have shown this week, the possibilities are endless! You can see the cards over at Just Add Ink, where you can also link up your card.

Bye for now,

Tina