Fable Friends Baby Card
Fable Friends is such a cute stamp set for Easter cards, baby cards and friendship cards.
On this card, I decided to colour the bunny with smoky slate and cut him out with my paper snips scissors. I used Calypso Coral as the accent colour to Smoky Slate (love how these colours look together) so this card really could work for a baby boy or baby girl.
Get them Before they are GONE!
The Stampin’ Up! 2017-2019 “In-Colors” will retire in May 2019 and will no longer be available. The retiring items include all cardstock, ink pads, ink refills and accessories. The colours are Powder Pink, Lemon Lime Twist, Tranquil Tide, Berry Burst, and Fresh Fig.
Lemon Lime Twist is a Retiring In-Color
Every year Stampin’ Up! brings in 5 new “In-Colours” and retires 5 colours. We get quite attached to them especially colours like the Lemon Lime Twist colour on this card.
Bokeh Background Card Technique
This card shows a “faux” Bokeh technique which is easy to do with the Beauty Abounds stamp set from Stampin’ Up! This stamp sets includes some circle images that have varying degrees of intensity. So simply stamping these images give the Bokeh look!
Best Time to Get Retiring In-Colors
The Stampin’ Up! 2017-2019 “In-Colors” will retire in May 2019 and will no longer be available. The retiring items include all cardstock, ink pads, ink refills and accessories.
Birthday Cheer Card
See the steps on how to make this gender neutral fun birthday card. Includes the colour combination and a tip on embossing with white powder on black cardstock.
Tea Together & Tea Time Framelits Card
Earn the “Tea Time” Framelits for free up until March 31, 2019. The “Tea Together” stamp set matches and makes adorable cards for Mother’s Day and many other occasions.
Colour Combination for Painted Seasons
Distinktive stamps have photo-realistic style images that give added depth and dimension in a single step. Here’s how to add even more colour to the stamp.
What Goes with Stampin’ Up’s Grapefruit Grove?
Grapefruit Grove is a Stampin’ Up! “In Color”. See my colour comparison of Grapefruit Grove and why I like using the blue and orange colour scheme.
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