Happy Monday! #1: Pretty Spring Greeting Card

Today I made a simple Spring card made using homemade paper flowers and stamped embossing. The paper flowers I made were made using the Sizzix Bigz Die - Tattered Florals by Tim Holtz as well as a couple of the Ranger Tim Holtz® Distress Ink Minis.

In this video, you'll see just what I think about the MISTI! The newest stamping tool on the market.

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3M Scotch 1/2-Inch by 36-Yard Double-Sided Foam Tape	Inkadinkado Meadow Clear Stamp	EK Tools Powder Tool, New Package	Fiskars Easy Stamp Press
Tsukineko Full-Size VersaMark Pigment Inkpad, Clear	Martha Stewart Crafts Embossing Starter Kit	Martha Stewart Crafts Mini Scoring Board	Martha Stewart Crafts Bone Folder
Design Ruler by Tim Holtz Idea-ology, 12 Inch, Plastic and Metal, Clear, TH92481	Ranger Tim Holtz® Distress Ink Minis	Ranger Ink Blending Tool, 1-Inch Round	Ranger Mini Distress Ink Storage Tin, 12-Pack
3M Scotch 1/2-Inch by 36-Yard Double-Sided Foam Tape	Sizzix 657900 Big Shot Cutting/Embossing Machine with Extended Multipurpose Platform, Powder Blue/Te	Sizzix Bigz Die - Tattered Florals by Tim Holtz

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Let's Color! #4: In a Perfect Pearl

In a perfect world, everything would shimmer like this card made using Ranger Perfect Pearls Embellishment Pigment Kit, Metallics.  Perfect Pearls are easy to woek with and not quite as messy as glitter.































This card is perfect for cheering up a dear friend or to congratulate the prom queen. You could turn it into a bridal party/shower invite or a thank you note as well.

Deep Red always makes the best deeply detailed stamps with intricate design. The
Deep Red Cling Stamp-Dress Form Flourish that I used here is so elegant I will definitely be using it again, very soon.

I chose to design this card to look like a dress one would envy in a window on a window-shopping stroll.  Or as a portrait in an antique frame.

Follow along with the video below to create a card similar to this one.

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For you convenience, I've listed most if not all the supplies I used for this project.

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