funky snowflake die by simon says stamps

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Thank you for stopping by! Below are links to the products I have used – some are affiliate links (not all) which simply means I may get a small commission at no extra cost to you when shopping. This completes my festive party cards today. I cut the Mama Elephant ‘happy’ nine times – stacked three each and arranged them on the front with a tiny birthday sentiment heat embossed in white and added a few gems for sparkle. I simply trimmed the panel down and adhered it to a card base with foam in between. With the other inky panel, I decided to create this quick and easy card. I put my tape as close to the edge and corners as I can, and this ensures an even adhesion with no bubbles along the edges of the panel. Sometimes inky panels have a bit of a kink in them, making them difficult to smooth out with just glue. I use Art Glitter Glue for just about every thing when I craft, but I do like to use wide double sided tape when attaching my card fronts to foam and card bases. I regularly share other cards, along with tips, hints and ideas. I’d appreciate it if you hit Follow below, and/or follow my Facebook page so you’ll be kept up to date with upcoming classes. If you are interested in any of the products featured today, you can visit Scrapbook Central to place an order.

Thank you to all class participants today – it was a great day spent with you all. The possibilities are endless with Shaker Christmas Tags! I coloured the unicorn to match the rainbow paper, and have him/her sitting on a Lawn Fawn Puffy Cloud border inside the shaker. Pop a little spoonful of confetti, sequins, seed beads, even tiny buttons can be effective shaker elements. Use foam adhesive strips on the tag around the entire edge, ensuring there are no gaps. I chose to use some bright rainbow paper I had in my stash for this one, as I have a small daughter who utterly adores Unicorns, and the associated rainbows!Īttach a piece of acetate to the back of the frame. Shaker tags are super special and easy to make. Now of course, with that frame option, you can create a shaker! I also created a couple of extra projects using the same Lawn Fawn products used in class today, and here they are: Snowy Hillside Card Visit my Christmas Gift Tag Pinterest Board to see other tags I have made over the past few years – there will be a bunch more added in the weeks to come as I share this year’s collection. Plus, the Bonus blog post with further tags. Last year’s Gift Tag Class held at Scrapbook Central, where we used Shimmer Powders and cute dies to create a set of gift tags. Click here to visit her blog post for Combo Set 6 (you can search her blog for all 7 different combination blog posts, well worth the visit.

#FUNKY SNOWFLAKE DIE BY SIMON SAYS STAMPS PRO#

Kristina Werner is a pro at Distress Oxide Blending, and she has a BUNCH of colour combinations for you to try out. Ranger Ink labels – they do have a range of different ink organisation products you can download, including for Distress Inks and Oxides. Promised LinksĪs discussed today, here are some of the links we talked about: I was absolutely impressed with everyone that came along today – such enthusiasm and lovely results with their ink blends.

#FUNKY SNOWFLAKE DIE BY SIMON SAYS STAMPS PLUS#

There were borders and images to be added for finishing, plus glittery snowflakes – aren’t they cool? Plus the added fun of splattering pigment, and revealing crisp white moons! Even fluffy hats were made!Ĭheck out the gorgeous tags made by all participants – everyone did an amazing job with their ink blending and even though we used the same colours, everyone had beautifully different results. We used a small palette of Distress Oxides to ink up four different night skies, plus we added extra features to our skies with splatter, and also by lifting colour.Īll products used today were from Lawn Fawn – the Everyday Gift Tag, Say What Christmas Critters, Stitched Hillside borders, the Little Town Border, and the Mini Snowflakes die set.Ĭheck out some of the photos of the day below!Īlong with the Distress Ink Combos, the class had a quick introduction to masking and colour lifting, and their blending onto the tiny spaces was stepped up for each tag – they had to blend FOUR colours onto the top half of their last tag – a challenge they all stepped up to!Īfter the ink blending part of the class, there was stamping, die cutting, colouring and heat embossing to be done. I had a brilliant day back in the classroom at Scrapbook Central today! 10 people came along to learn ink blending techniques and together, we made a cute set of Christmas Gift Tags.ĪLERT: We will offer this class a second time on 14 November 2020 if you or a friend missed this! Please let Philippa at Scrapbook Central know, as we will only run this additional class if there is genuine interest.

Funky snowflake die by simon says stamps