Christmas is nearly upon us, so what better time to show you the card I whipped up the other night? This is a little too fiddly for me to use as my family card (although had I come up with idea earlier I may well have done so) but it was fun to make :-)
The cute little baubles come from a stamp set in the Holiday Catalogue called Merry Minis - a nine piece set comprising three stars, three baubles and three Christmas trees. You can also buy a Merry Minis Punch Pack, in other words three little punches which coordinate with the stamps. I attached these with Dimensionals in an effort to make them look a little more like they were hanging from the embossed detail.
And just for a little visual interest, I used the Simply Scored Diagonal Plate and my Simply Scored Scoring Tool to create a cross-hatch effect along the bottom of the yellow layer. Now I'm wondering if I should have just embossed the whole layer? Perhaps I need to make another one to see... :-)
Images © 1990-2012 Stampin' Up!®
Supplies used:
Stamps: Merry Minis, Teeny Tiny Sentiments
Cardstock: Raspberry Ripple, Daffodil Delight, Gumball Green, Whisper White
Ink: Raspberry Ripple, Gumball Green
Accessories:
Merry Minis Punch Pack, Scallop Border Punch, Simply Scored Scoring Tool, Simply Scored Diagonal Plate, 1-1/4" Scallop Circle Punch, Word Window Punch, Adorning Accents Edgelits, Adorning Accents Embossing Folders
Showing posts with label Simply Scored. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Simply Scored. Show all posts
Thursday, December 13, 2012
Sunday, July 1, 2012
New product available!
Those of you who have bought the Simply Scored tool will already know how handy it is for scoring up boxes, rosettes, card bases, decorative lines ... there's a whole lot of stuff you can do with it! Then there is the Metric Plate, available separately, with centimetre measurements instead of the standard inches.
And now there's another plate available to bring an extra dimension to the scoring fun! From today, you can purchase the Diagonal Scoring Plate! This plate has grooves every 1/8" at a 45 degree angle so you can whip up envelopes and other tricky folds in no time at all.
Contact me today to place your order!
Saturday, April 21, 2012
Cherry Cobbler + Crumb Cake = Classy!
I love this colour combination. Cherry Cobbler is such a beautiful deep rich red - it looks like it should be velvety to the touch, and Crumb Cake (aka The Colour Formerly Known As Kraft) is the perfect accompaniment. Add a touch of Very Vanilla and your project almost makes itself!
Here I've used the new Framelits "Labels Collection" from the Autumn-Winter Mini Catalogue ... love this product! You get a set of six dies ranging from approx 4.5cm wide (at the widest point) to 13.5cm - a size for every occasion. They are designed so you can see exactly where you're cutting and get precisely what you want.
The keen-eyed among you may also be able to make out the little scored border along the bottom of the card ... I did this using my new Simply Scored scoring board - a handy tool, comes with a stylus and instructions for creating the perfect score, every time. You can also purchase an optional metric scoring plate (for those of us who aren't so good with imperial measurements *g*). I have been using this to score up the folds in all my cards recently, and am trying to find time to really explore what I can achieve - the many websites out there dedicated to the Simply Scored and similar products will help me there!
Images © 1990-2012 Stampin' Up!®
Supplies used:
Stamps: Creative Elements
Ink: Crumb Cake
Cardstock: Cherry Cobbler, Crumb Cake, Very Vanilla
Other: Labels Collection Framelits Die, Perfect Polka Dots Textured Impressions Embossing Folder, Beautiful Wings Embosslit, Simply Scored Scoring Tool
Here I've used the new Framelits "Labels Collection" from the Autumn-Winter Mini Catalogue ... love this product! You get a set of six dies ranging from approx 4.5cm wide (at the widest point) to 13.5cm - a size for every occasion. They are designed so you can see exactly where you're cutting and get precisely what you want.
The keen-eyed among you may also be able to make out the little scored border along the bottom of the card ... I did this using my new Simply Scored scoring board - a handy tool, comes with a stylus and instructions for creating the perfect score, every time. You can also purchase an optional metric scoring plate (for those of us who aren't so good with imperial measurements *g*). I have been using this to score up the folds in all my cards recently, and am trying to find time to really explore what I can achieve - the many websites out there dedicated to the Simply Scored and similar products will help me there!
Images © 1990-2012 Stampin' Up!®
Supplies used:
Stamps: Creative Elements
Ink: Crumb Cake
Cardstock: Cherry Cobbler, Crumb Cake, Very Vanilla
Other: Labels Collection Framelits Die, Perfect Polka Dots Textured Impressions Embossing Folder, Beautiful Wings Embosslit, Simply Scored Scoring Tool
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