Reindeer Greetings

Supplies:  Stamps: SU Christmas Punch. Paper: SU early espresso, cherry cobbler, crumb cake, and very vanilla. Ink: SU early espresso. Accessories:  Hero Arts oval infinity dies, Sizzix reindeer embossing folder, SU wide oval punch, SU stampin write markers cherry cobbler and early espresso, red metallic gem, dimensionals, Sizzix snowflake embossing folder, sponge

Happy Sunday everyone!  It is the Featured Stamper Challenge on Splitcoast Stampers.  The featured stamper is Patti and this is the card I chose from her gallery to CASE.

For my card I die cut an oval and then embossed the reindeer.  I used a sponge to add some early espresso ink to define the reindeer, and added a metallic red gem for the nose.  Next I cut out a cherry cobbler oval to mat the reindeer. Then I embossed the card base with a snowflake embossing folder.  After this I adhered the reindeer to the card base.  Lastly I inked up the sentiment with markers and stamped it onto very vanilla paper, punched it out with the wide oval punch, and adhered it to the card with dimensionals.  

That's all for now!  Thanks for stopping by!!

Terri

 

16th Birthday Card

Supplies:  Stamps: Taylored Expressions Wheely Great. Paper: Gina K white and black onyx  Ink: Memento tuxedo black, Distress Ink: tumbled glass Accessories: MFT dies, ribbon, copic markers

Hello!  I am turning out to be a weekend stamper with going back to work.  I certainly am enjoying the longer weekend!  I made this card using the theme challenge: Masculine over at Paper Players.  My nephew is turning 16 in October, so I made this card for him.  He will be getting his driver's license this year so I thought I would make a car card for him.  I dry embossed the MFT die cut to start the card.  Then I stamped the car image and colored it in with copic markers.  For the sky I just watched Jennifer McGuire blend her sky like this so it looks like a cloudy sky.  There's one spot I got a little too heavy with the blend, but overall I was happy with the sky.  Lastly I added some ribbon that looked like a road and added the panel to a black card base.

That's all for now, thanks for stopping by!!

Terri