Mushroom Harvest

It is the 20th of the month so it is time for an Oh So Inspired Card.

This month's inspiration card is a card by Sandi McIver or @sandimciver on Instagram.  I liked that she used an 3D embossing folder two different ways and let the ink blending be the start of the show.

For my card, I used a Spellbinders 3D Embossing Folder of the month called Mushroom Harvest. I had bought this folder quite a while ago and was excited to finally use it.  I wanted to really highlight the various mushrooms and foliage, so rather than ink blend, I used Copic markers to color them in.  I also double matted my center panel to make sure to pull out the colors I used.

For the sentiment, I used Trinity Stamps Simply Sentimental: Hello Coordinating Die Set.  To add a little richness to the card, I used a gold metallic cardstock for my lettering.  I also added a few sparkle spots for a little bling.

I am absolutely crazy about this card and am so glad I was able to use the embossing folder.  

Thanks for stopping by and I hope to see how you were "Oh So Inspired".

Sandy

Happy Birthday Earthling!!!

 

Command control to Earth—we have the cutest alien encounter in the galaxy! This little visitor is zooming in to wish one lucky earthling a happy birthday, and with that wide smile and those happy eyes, he is far more sweet than scary. Suit up, space friends—I think we’re perfectly safe blasting off for a fun adventure among the stars together!

I created this card for this week's Craft Roulette challenge #336.  At first I was at a loss with the Element; Ship(s)(ing) until Mr. Producer said it could include a rocket ship.  Perfect!!! I have a few of them from Trinity Stamps.  I am not sure that I have ever used the Flight Deck Die Set before, so I was excited to play with it.  This card came together fairly quick. 

This weeks parameters are:

Project: Happy Birthday

Colors: Happy Colors

Element: Ship(s)(ing)

Random: Sparkles

Supplies:

• Flight Deck Die Set – Trinity Stamps
• Tiny Alien Die Set – Trinty Stamps
• We’ve Come For Cake (sentiment) – Trinity Stamps
• I think this card is just adorable and will be great to have on hand.

You're Spooky and Sweet

 

Peekaboo! This adorable little ghost has discovered the perfect hiding spot inside this grinning Jack-o’-lantern. He may be tucked away in a spooky forest, but with that sweet little smile, he looks more ready for Halloween fun than fright!

I created this card using the new digital stamp by Sweet November Stamps for this week’s Spooky Season Spectacular—and it was such a treat to bring this cute little haunt to life!

To build the spooky-sweet scene, I mixed ink blending, die cutting, and coloring, then had a blast shopping my stash. It’s always a fun little treasure hunt, and I love rediscovering supplies I had completely forgotten were lurking there!

Copic colors:  

• N1, N3, N5, N8
• YG0000M G20, YG11, YG05 - ghost
• Y00, Y06, Y18, YR14 - pumpkin
• YR12, YR04, YR09, YR18 - pumpkin

Supplies:

• Spooky Forest Backdrop - Lawn Fawn
• Halloween Sentiments - Trinity Stamps
• Silver Sparkle Stars - Trinity Stamps

Confetti Yeti - Yeti To Party

 

These Yetis are ready to party — and honestly, who knew a chilly little crew could be this cute? I created this frosty-fun card for the Simon Says Stamp STAMPtember collaboration with Trinity Stamps, using cool colors to give it the perfect snowy party vibe.

Sled on over to Simon Says Stamp to catch this stamp set before it melts away!

Products:

Confetti Yeti - Simon Says Stamp

Funfetti Alphabetti

Crafty Pantry Box

Tiny Layer Cake Die Set

Seasonal Cup Decor

Frosty Foiled Flakes

My little friends were colored with Copic Markers in the following colors:

• V0000, V000, V01
• V01, V04, V12, V15
• G000, G05
• B0000, BG000, B00

Thanks so much for stopping by the blog today! I hope this chilly project inspires you to create a fun Crafty Pantry box of your own—filled with plenty of Yeti charm.

Sandy

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