Hello stampers crafters and friends I hope that you are having a wonderful. Today I will be having two posts this is the first of them. This month for the Blogging Friends Blog Hop we are celebrating every thing from Sale-A-Bration! Sale-A-Bration is the biggest sale of the year at Stampin’ Up!®. For every $50 in the United States that you spend in my online store you get to pick one free item from the Sale-A-Bration brochure. Each member of the hop has created a fabulous project to inspire you today. Here’s a look at my card.
Tips & Tricks:
When you do your die-cutting make sure you have a small bowl around so that you can put the little pieces from the cut out in. That way you don’t run the risk of losing them. T
he magnetic Platform makes die-cutting so much more easy and you will want it to center the die without it moving. This makes lining up the wish very easy. When you are doing any type of die-cutting like this this tool is a must have, I could not live without it when doing these types of cards. When I used my regular platform it never fells that it will move when I run it through the Big Shot.
To adhere the panel down you really want to use the Multipurpose glue because it gives you a little bit of wiggle room that you can get it perfectly in place. And, even better is that you can add enough glue around the cut out area without worry.
Make sure that you have a small bowl around when you do the die cut to place those small little pieces in place. I can not stress this enough. When you go to add these pieces in you will want to replace the cutout and glue the pieces in where they go. By using the die cut out as a guide it makes replacing the small pieces very very easy. This is a vital step and wonderful tip to make this process really easy.
Supplies to Create:
- Basic Black Cardstock 5 1/2 x 8 1/2 scored at 4 1/4
- Calypso Coral Cardstock 5 1/8 x 3 5/8, 1/2″ x 3 3/4″
- Whisper White Cardstock 5 1/4 x 4
- Inside the Lines Designer Series Paper 3 3/4 x 5
- Cupcake Cutout Framelits
Video Tutorial:
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Crystal Komara
Anna Conetta Masciovecchio
Libby Fens
Mary Blocher
Jessica Mink
Michelle Clarke
Tammy Hibbit Gill
Rick Adkins You are Here
Jodi Skrip Horsley
Mary Ann Rossiter
Lisa Harvey Reber
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Great use of that DSP Rick! TFS!
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Thanks Danica
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I love your card! Such a cool use of the Inside The Lines DSP. That paper is turning out to be one of favorites this year.
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Great card. Thanks for the video!
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Silly me, Rick, who would have thought of NOT coloring in the DSP that was designed to be colored in! This honestly makes it more appealing to me because I’m not a big fan of coloring! Great idea!
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Great use of the designer paper and die-cuts, Rick. The pop of colour with the black & white is classic.
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