Creative Measures by Tiffany

Hello and welcome to another card post for Halloween. This card is clean and simple with a mix of products. I hope you will take a look below and let me know what you think of the project. . . Additional supplies: Echo Park: Ghost Town paper, Spellbinders Majestic Squares Nestabilities, ATG tape runner. 1. Create card base Basic Black card stock to measure 4 ¼” x 11” and score at 5 ½”. 2. Cut a piece of patterned paper from the Echo Park Ghost Town collection and punch all the corners using the Curvy Corner Trio punch. Adhere to the card front using ATG tape runner. 3. Using the Spellbinders Majestic Squares nestabilities, cut out die and emboss as well, using the Big Shot machine. Adhere to the patterned paper in the center of the card front using the Fine-Tip glue pen. 4. Stamp and die-cut the skull and bones using Whisper White card stock and Memento Tuxedo black ink. Cut the bones in half and place a piece in each corner of the Majestic Square and then pop t

Hello and welcome to the post for today. I think this is my favorite card to date. I used some new to me products from Darice and Spellbinders and boy did I have a great time. I have created a Halloween card that is fun and spooky ( at least eerie). Take a look at the project below and let me know what you think. . . Additional supplies: ATG tape runner, Spellbinders tan embossing pads, Love Nicole Trick or treat paper pad, DCWV Foiled card stock, Darice Coredinations World Tour card stock, Maker's Mart Sept Dies of the Month, Darice Pickett Fence Border die, American Crafts Halloween Puffy stickers. 1. Create card base Basic Black card stock to measure 4 ¼” x 11” and score at 5 ½”. 2. Cut a piece of patterned paper leaving a very thin border all the way around. Adhere to the card front using ATG tape runner. 3. On a piece of cream Coredinations card stock (4” x 5 ¼”) start sponging on Perfect Plum ink about 1/3” down, move on to Tangelo Twist in the center

I have a card for you today that is a little out of my norm. I have never created a spinner card but for one of the September Challenges we were tasked with picking our inspiration from the Stampin' Success 3rd quarter magazine and create a card based on it or copy it directly. The project I chose uses the same stamp set but I used different papers and elements to create my card. Such fun for making my first Slider card. Take a look at the project below and let me know what you think. . . Additional supplies: 2 pennies, clear blocks. 1. Cut a card base out of Old Olive card stock that measures 5 ½” x 8 ½” and score at 4 ¼”. 2. Cut a slightly smaller piece of the Serene Scenery DSP and decide where you want to create the spinner portion of your card. Die cut the slider element and place the pennies in the track in order to adhere foam adhesive to pop the DSP up. Don’t put adhesive too close to the pennies or the mechanism won’t work. 3. On scraps of Whisper W

Good morning and welcome to another card that was used in a challenge in September. For this challenge we had to use 2 card stocks + white card stock, 3 ink colors and 1 stamp set. I made a very clean and simple card and I think this was my favorite challenge for September. Take a look at the project below and let me know what you think. . . Additional supplies: clear blocks. 1. Create a card base from Dapper Denim card stock that is 5 ½” x 8 ½” and score at 4 ¼”. 2. Cut a slightly smaller piece of Flirty Flamingo card stock, sponge the edges with Tip Top Taupe and adhere to the card base using Tear & Tape adhesive. 3. Cut a slightly smaller panel of Whisper White card stock and sponge the edges using Tip Top Taupe ink again. Stamp the texture stamp on the white panel using Tip Top Taupe ink, in the center of the panel and then stamp the bird image right on top, using Dapper Denim ink. Stamp the sentiment under the bird also using the Dapper Denim ink. Stam

Today I have a clean and simple card for you that can be used for a birthday card or anniversary. This is intended for my Husband for our 20th anniversary and I also used this card in one of the Sept Stampin' Up challenges. We were tasked to use one of the techniques in the video archives and I chose spritzing the background which was so much fun. Take a look at the project below and let me know what you think. . . 1. Create a card base from Dapper Denim card stock that is 5 ½” x 8 ½” and score at 4 ¼”. 2. Cut a slightly smaller piece of the In-Color DSP as a mat and adhere to the card base using Tear & Tape. 3. Cut a slightly smaller Whisper White panel (3 ¾” x 5”) and run through the Boho Chic embossing folder using the Big Shot machine. Adhere to the DSP panel. 4. Die cut the Numbers needed and cut a 1” piece of Delightful Dijon card stock and flag one end. Stamp Happy sentiment in Dapper Denim on the flagged piece and then adhere to the embossed panel u

Hello and welcome to another post. The September challenge #6 was to use any project you find on the Stampin’ Up homepage for INSPIRATION. Don’t copy it but make it your own. I used Santa's Sleigh bundle, Warmth & Cheer DSP, Silver Metallic thread and the Silver Metallic shapes to give the illusion of snow falling. I made an Oval shaped Christmas card. Take a look below and let me know what you think. . . 1. Create a card base from Whisper White card stock that is 5 ½” x 8 ½” and score at 4 ¼””. Die cut an oval shape to create the shaped card base then cut a piece of the Warmth and Cheer DSP to 4” x 5 ¼” and die cut another oval shape to fit the top of the card base. Adhere the DSP on top of the card base and trim off any excess paper. 2. Usine Tip Top Taupe card stock, stamp the reindeer image using Memento Tuxedo black ink and then die cut the image with the matching framelit. Place a couple of glue dots behind the reindeer and then cover with silver metal