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You're Out of This World

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Hello friends!! I'm super thrilled to share that I've joined the Paperie Ink Design Team. I also have some exciting news for you, Paperie Ink's NEW RELEASE is coming this Saturday, make sure to check their store website . Today, I'm sharing a fun interactive card using the Monster Mash stamp set, which is part of the new release.  To start, I stamped all the images from the Monster Mash and You Are stamp sets using Memento Tuxedo Black Ink Pad. I colored them using Copic markers and cut them using the coordinating dies. Next, I took a white card stock and ran it through my die cut machine using My Favorite Things Die-namics Outside The Box Level Up. For the stitched arch panel, side panel mats and front panel I ink blended Distress Oxide Wilted Violet, Blueprint Sketch, Picked Raspberry, Salvaged Patina and Squeezed Lemonade.  For the interior shelves, I cut a white card stock using Lawn Fawn Cloud Border Die and applied Distress Oxide Victorian Velvet. Finally, I assem...

Thank You Pop-Up Box Card

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Hello friends! Today, I'm sharing a special thank you card that I made for my friend using the Heffy Doodle You're Weird stamp set.   To start, I stamped all the images from the You're Weird and Spaced Out  stamp sets using Memento Tuxedo Black Ink Pad. I colored them using Copic markers and fussy cut them out. I die cut two pieces of white card stock using the largest main frame die from the Big Shadow Box Die and ink blended Distress Oxide Wilted Violet, Black Soot, Blueprint Sketch, Candied Apple, Carved Pumpkin, Scattered Straw and Cracked Pistachio. To help me build the scene, I also die cut a white card stock using the inside panels die and ink blended both of the panels using the Distress Oxide. I then splattered it using the gold and silver watercolor paint from Kuratake Gansai Tambi. I took one of the panel and used the double stitched window to cut the center. For the sentiment, I took a black card stock and die cut the word THANKS using the Stitched Alphabetters...