Showing posts with label OPC. Show all posts
Showing posts with label OPC. Show all posts

Tuesday, September 7, 2021

You Make Me Happy-Rubbernecker Stamps


I'm up on the blog over at Rubbernecker Stamps!  I've got this burst of sunshine and you can join me there for links and details!


Thanks so much for stopping!  I hope you'll come again soon!




I've included links below for all of the Rubbernecker Stamps products I've used for this one.  Should you choose to shop using these links, I will receive a small compensation at no additional cost to you... and thank you!
 

Thursday, December 24, 2020

Rubbernecker Stamps - To All A Good Night


Welcome back!  I'm using a beautiful new Rubbernecker Stamps clear stamp set, Winter Wonderland!  I love that the images on this set are all separate so I can combine them in whatever way I want.  Here's how I made it:


  • A white piece of cardstock was cut about 6 x 4 1/2" (big enough to place into the stamp positioner and place magnets and still be able to stamp the 'Twas The Night background.
  • After taking out the extra foam piece, the white cardstock was butted up to the corner of the Misti and held in place with magnets.
  • Anti static powder was wiped over the front of the cardstock.
  • The background stamp was positioned onto the cardstock and then stamped in Versamark ink.  
  • Rose Gold embossing powder was sprinkled over the stamped area and then heated to a beautiful shine. 

  • The frames were cut using the Rectangle Combo OPC #3 die.
  • The two largest frames were flipped upside down onto the work surface.
  • Thin foam tape was applied over the seam of the two frames to adhere them together.

  • The embossed piece was trimmed down to fit inside the window but not cover the holes of the scalloped frame.
  • The protective layer was peeled off of the two sided foam tape.
  • The embossed script panel was turned upside down and adhered to the frame, making certain that the words were straight when flipped over.
  • Addition adhesive was applied to the back side and then adhered to a 5 3/8" x 4 1/8" panel of gold cardstock.
  • The gold cardstock was adhered to a 5 1/2" x 4 1/4" panel of white cardstock.

  • The images were stamped using the Misti and then colored with Copics and fussy cut.
  • Next the images were arranged in the corners of the frame and when the position was right, adhered with varying thickness of foam tape.
  • This sentiment from Winter Wonderland was perfect!  It was stamped using the Misti and some Color Fuse Ink.
  • The sentiment was trimmed down with scissors and popped up on the card.

All that was left to do was add a few sequins!


Have I told you how much I love this stamp set??

Thank you so much for stopping!  I hope you enjoyed it and you'll be back again soon!

I have links below to all of the Rubbernecker Stamps products I used for today's card!  Should you choose to purchase using these links I will receive a small compensation at no additional cost to you.  And thank you!

Monday, December 7, 2020

Double Trouble Challenges Guestie-A Die-lirious Holiday Season!


Excited to be guesting with the ladies over at Double Trouble Challenges this month!  Yup!  I am the Crazy Cousin for December!

And this is me in the Double Trouble Challenges world!  I love that I'm holding my favorite coffee cup and that awesome coffee plant sprig in my crazy Quarantine hair! And can we talk about the pajamas???  I WISH I had a pair just like that!  My mom does these awesome graphics and I am quite impressed!

So this challenge is called A Die-lirious Holiday Season and as is every time, Double Trouble has a partner challenge.  This time around it's Bitten By The Bug 2!  The headline Graphic  has all of the details in short form, but basically the challenge is to create a Holiday Card!  Feeling cheeky??  You can choose to take on the twist which this month is "Wrap or Tie It Up"!  Use some design paper/wrapping paper and/or some kind of tie... ribbon, twine, yarn... you name it!  And if you want double the chance to win, use your favorite cutting tool (not including scissors).  You can use scissors... but must also use a tool such as your Cricut or other Digital Cutting Machine, Die Cutting Machine, Punches!  You will find all of the details over at the Double Trouble Challenges post here!

Now!  Here's how I was inspired:


I am loving this new Santa Post Card stamp set from Rubbernecker and that beautiful Snow Flake Frame!  It was perfect for this scene.. Santa out delivering... the mail??


Love this fun image!  I used that plaid design paper for the base and die cut the trees.


This Santa is on the set too and I used it along with more of that plaid and that cool wreath die and one of my favorite frames!


And of course I scattered sequins everywhere!

That's me!  Now be sure to head on over to the Double Trouble blog to see what everyone else has created for you and see how to play along!

Come again soon!





 Below are links to all of the Rubbernecker Stamps products I've used for today!  Should you choose to shop using these links, I will receive a small compensation at no additional cost to you.  And thank you!