Today I am sharing the other samples I made using the stamps and dies from the K-Cup holder as it’s definitely not just about the 3D project!
I started with this lovely gentle image of the house plant and embossed in white. Then I ink blended over the top.
I added a little extra colour to the image too.
I added a mat layer and then a tab of ribbon. Then on the base I added the large background stamp.
I then put the top panel on with foam adhesive layer to give dimension.
Next went with a coffee themed card.
I love the chalkboard A frame sign and perfect for adding the little sentiments to it with white embossing.
I coloured the edge of the frame with promarkers in light grey to just add some shading.
Then I added foam to the back of it. The base of the card I made from grey card and for the smaller panel I added the coffee cup with versamark and clear embossing powder.
I then inked it with hickory smoke distress ink to just darken slightly.
A fun card – can imagine that A frame will come in handy for many cards!
Next I wanted to use one of the cute animals – I chose dog!
I mean he is just the cutest!
I stamped and die cut him and coloured him with alcohol markers.
Then I created a tag. This I added the circle stamp for the sentiment.
Next added the scalloped frame stamp direct to the base of the card. I then added the little paw prints.
I then added the panel with the red embossed card stock and then a black mat – this gives a lovely grounding panel to the tag and dog.
Added the little ribbon tag too!
Ok final card and this time I went back to the leaves and berries stamp as I love the art style of these …
… I went with very pink!
I used pink cardstock for the base, the background panel and the focal elements.
I embossed with white and made a full size panel of the stamping and then added the splatter and white embossed everything!
Then I added the vellum layer. Next I added the images to another piece and after embossing I then added dark pink ink to darken it slightly.
I added these pieces to the light grey panel. Then I added the sentiment to the circle I die cut using the K-Cup holder die.
Such a different set of cards – although I was clearly in an embossing frame of mind as so many involved the embossing!
Happy crafting!
Catherine
