Welcome to another Stampin’ Up! Artisan Design Team Blog Hop! There are 20 of us from around the globe who will be sharing our projects with you twice each month. All you need to do to follow along is click on the link at the bottom of each post.
Tonight is one of our “open” hops, which means we can use any of the products in our most current box. I was so excited to see the Touches of Texture stamp set in our box. It was right at the top of my wish list when I first saw the new catalog.
I started by running one of the new Glassine Gift Bags through the Big Shot with the Softly Falling Textured Impressions Embossing Folder. I love the size of these bags, and I love that they are made from glassine paper. They’re perfect for packaging up a big cookie (that’s what I put in this bag) or other treat for someone special.
I made a pretty tag using a piece of the new Fabulous Foil Designer Acetate. These sheets have a gold pattern on one side and silver on the other side. They add a little touch of glam to your projects! Over that, I layered a piece of This Christmas Specialty Designer Series Paper. I love how this sheet music pattern can be used year-round!
To make the top layer, I started with a piece of Very Vanilla cardstock and stamped the floral branch image with Basic Black ink. I then stamped the splatter image with Mint Macaron and colored the flowers with Peekaboo Peach ink using a Blender Pen. I stamped the image again on another piece of cardstock and cut out three of the little flowers to add just a little bit of dimension and texture.
The sentiment was stamped using the super fun Labeler Alphabet stamp set. I LOVE this set! An In Color Doily and a little strip of Playful Palette Designer Washi Tape were added as fun embellishments. I attached the tag with one of the cute and super functional Gold Binder Clips, and added a piece of Mint Macaron 3/8″ Sheer Linen Ribbon.
While I had all of the supplies out, I made a card using the same supplies.
This set is so fun to play with! This is the same stamp set, just some different stamps from it.
You’re ready to hop on over to The Netherlands and visit Chantal de Kaste’s blog by clicking on the link below. You can use Google Translate for any blogs for which you need translation help. It’s so fun to hop around the world!
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