PTI Stamp-A-Faire

I plan to participate in PTI's Stamp-A-Faire event tomorrow. Here is a picture of few tools and supplies.

Embossing Paste Card

Hello there!

I hope you have a good Saturday.

I am sharing a card that I made as an entry to both PTI Make It Monday challenge as well as Taheerah's Cure For The Monday Blues challenge.

For the PTI Make It Monday challenge, we have to use some embossing paste in a card. On the other hand, we have the following inspiration photo for Cure For The Monday Blues challenge.

So here is my card.

 

I take my inspiration from the pillows and the comforter in the photo.

Using Wendi Vecchi embossing paste and Studio Calico mask, I created the falling star background. I then die cut the "hip hip hooray" phrase using PTI Block Alphabet die set twice. I took the first set of letters and temporarily adhered them on a piece of scrap paper and colored them using a fine paintbrush and various re-inkers and mists. Once the paint is dry, I adhered the letters on the other set of die-cut letters to make the letters thicker. I placed the letters on the grey background.

I then adhered the grey piece on a white base using some dimensional adhesive.

Supplies:

- Studio Calico Mask

- PTI Block Alphabet die set

- Wendi Vecchi embossing paste,

- Wink of Luna Gold

- Bazzil grey cardstock, Stampin' Up Whisper White cardstock

- Distress Ink re-inkers, Studio Calico and Tattered Angels mists

- Enamel dots from my stash

Make It Monday #175

Here is my take on PTI Make It Monday #175.

I used PTI In The Meadow stamp and die set to create this card. I used the tree and the boy on the sledge dies as a border die. I wanted to make the boy looked as if he was coming down from a slope.

To decorate the tree, I used some stickles and heat embossed the bird images.

For the snow, I randomly stamped the scattered dot stamp from Avery Elle Celebrate on top of the card.

I stamped a sentiment from PTI Peaceful Pinecones on a piece of a vellum banner and adhered it on a die cut from Pink Paislee City Sidewalk collection.

Supplies:
- Neenah Dessert Storm and Stampin' Up Whisper White cardstock
- PTI In the Meadow, Peaceful Pinecones sets
- Avery Elle Celebrate, Build a Banner set
- Stampin' Up ink pads
- Stickles
- Pink Paislee City Sidewalk die cut

Peace & Joy

Here is the second card that I made for Cure For The Monday Blues Challenge.

From the inspiration photo above, I used the wall outside the room, the mint and gold color for my card.

I picked PTI Fine Linen cardstock as my base. Using PTI Mehndi Medallion set and Stampin' Up River Rock ink pad, I created the wallpaper background. I also scored two pieces of cardstock to create the "crown molding" and the "baseboard".

To create the center piece, I created a die cut from a white cardstock using PTI Circle Scribbles die. I colored the cardstock using Tsukineko Delicata gold ink and Gold Stickles. I adhered the die cut to a piece of Aqua Mist circle die cut. I added some gold blings that I cut from a piece of mesh bling.

For the sentiment, I used a stamp from PTI Peaceful Pinecones as well as a stamp and die from Avery Elle's Build a Banner set.

Supplies:
- PTI Mehndi Medallion, Peaceful Pinecones set
- Avery Elle Build a Banner
- Stampin' Up River Rock, Tsukineko Delicata Gold
- Stampin' Up Whisper White cardstock, PTI Aqua Mist
- PTI Circle Scribbles
- Stickles, Mesh Bling

Star Card

This is the first of the two cards I made for Cure For The Monday Blues Challenge.

For this challenge, we need to create a card based on the following inspiration photo.

I used the white, coral and mint color from the photo as well as the starburst mirror to create my card.

The starburst mirror made me think of a star, so I used the biggest die from  Lawn Fawn Puffy Star Stackable die set to create the base of the card. Using a sponge dauber, I colored the edge of the base card with Tsukineko Delicata Gold ink.

To create the inner part of the card, I temporarily adhered pieces of PTI Aqua Mist, Stampin' Up Whisper White and Crisp Cantaloupe cardstock on a piece of scrap paper. I then created another star die cut using the same die that I used to create the base card. Thanks to the embossing created by the die, I was able to trim the star die cut to make it smaller than the base card. I removed the pieces of cardstock from the scrap paper and adhered them to the base card.

For the embellishment, I used the Peaceful Pinecones stamp and die set from PTI. I also used some gold enamel dots from Studio Calico.

Supplies:

- Lawn Fawn Puffy Star Stackable die set

- PTI Peaceful Pinecones stamp and die set

- PTI Aqua Mist, Stampin' Up Whisper White and Crisp Cantaloupe cardstock

- Stampin' Up Gumball Green, Chocolate Chip ink pad

- Memento Tuxedo Black ink pad

- Studio Calico Gold enamel dots

Diamond Wallpaper Stamping

I made another card this weekend. This time, it's an entry for Make It Monday challenge from Papertrey Ink.

We have to create a wallpaper background with diamond shape.

Here is my card.

I started by creating  a background using a stamp from Papertrey Ink's Happy Harlquin set and a small star stamp from Stylish Sentiments: Birthday set. I used Real Red and Pink Pirouette ink pads from Stampin' Up for the harlequin images and embossed the stars using gold Zing embossing powder.

For the embellishment, I used the holly die and stamp from Holiday Button Bits set. I adhered it on a piece of vellum banner and added some buttons from my stash, a stripe of gold mesh bling. The sentiment "Happy Holidays" is a rub-on that I found in my stash.


Supplies:
- Grey, white and vellum cardstock
- Happy Harlequin, Stylish Sentiments: Birthday, Holiday Button Bits sets from Papertrey Ink
- Gold zing embossing powder
- Stampin' Up ink pads
- Gold mesh bling, buttons

White Christmas Card

I decided to keep making Christmas card so that I have enough to send during the holiday season. This time, I created the card as an entry to Cure For the Monday Blues challenge.

Here is the inspiration photo for the current challenge.

And here is my card.

I used the white flower chandelier and the white wall behind it as my inspiration.

I embossed a piece of white cardstock, slightly smaller than the A2 base with Quickutz Christmas Phrases embossing folder.

I then created the multi-layered snowflake embellishment with Festive Flurry stamp and die set from Stampin Up. I die cut some vellum and white cardstock snowflakes and embossed the snowflake images using white embossing powder.

All the pieces are stacked together and adhered to the embossed cardstock using a snowflake brad that I found in my stash. I added some sparkle using Stickles.

Supplies:
- Stampin' Up Whisper White cardstock, Vellum
- Versamark ink pad, Hero Arts white embossing powder
- Quickutz Christmas Phrases embossing folder
- Stampin' Up Festive Flurry stamp and die set