Let’s welcome the weekend with some more florals! They always seem to get our creativity flowing and brings a life into our hearts. We hope you will join us because we have some great new projects to share for our Saturday Showcase featuring Seasonal Borders: Spring.
Supplies:
- STAMPS: Seasonal Borders: Spring, Initial Sentiments: Happy Birthday
- INK: True Black, Harvest Gold, Bright Buttercup, Summer Sunrise, Limeade Ice, Aqua Mist, Hawaiian Shores, Sweet Blush, Pure Poppy, Versamark
- PAPER: Stamper’s Select White
- DIES: Seasonal Borders: Spring, Celtic Knots
- OTHER: embossing powders (American Crafts), heat tool (American Crafts)
CLICK HERE to visit Ashley’s blog to see more!
“I think we’re all waiting patiently to see our gardens full of spring flowers after a long winter. Today I’ve used the Seasonal Borders: Spring stamp set to add some pretty landscaping to this cute church! I love the feeling of depth it provides to set this springtime scene!”
Supplies:
- STAMPS: Phrases and Praises, Seasonal Borders: Spring
- INK: Spring Moss, Simply Chartreuse, Harvest Gold, Bright Buttercup, Lilac Grace, Winter Wisteria, Sweet Blush, Pale Peony, Raspberry Fizz, Scarlet Jewel, Black, Versamark, Aqua Mist
- PAPER: Stamper’s Select White Cardstock, Simply Chartreuse
- DIES: Seasonal Borders: Spring, Tiny Town Church, Round Off Edgers, Nesting Basics pierced rectangles
- OTHER: blending sponges, sparkling clear sequins
CLICK HERE to visit Kelly’s blog to see more!
“Oh how I am missing spring! Living in a state where winter lasts more than half of the year, I often find myself needing to bring spring inside my studio! I used Seasonal Borders: Spring to create a floral card that is bursting with warm and happy colors…perfect for chasing away the winter blues!”
Supplies:
- STAMPS: Seasonal Borders: Spring
- INK: Pale Peony, Pure Poppy, Lemon Tart, Harvest Gold, Spring Rain, Blueberry Sky, Spring Moss
- PAPER: Stamper’s Select White, Lovely Lace Patterned Paper, Gold Luxe
- DIES: Seasonal Borders: Spring, Garden Garland, Big Basics: Thanks
- OTHER: Sequins
CLICK HERE to visit Laurie’s blog to see more!
“There are so many different and unique ways you could use this set. Whether you are building a beautiful floral border or stamping one single flower and using it as your focal point, you will not be disappointed when creating with it. And it certainly does get you excited for the beautiful spring weather that will be heading our way very soon!”
Supplies:
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STAMPS: Seasonal Borders: Spring, Words to Live By: Caring
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INK: Hibiscus, Harvest Gold, Orange Zest, Pale Peony, Limeade Ice, Aqua Mist, Hawaiian Shores, True Black, Fresh Snow
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PAPER: Stampers Select White, True Black, Pale Peony, Hibiscus
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DIES: Seasonal Borders: Spring, Bear Hugs (heart), Words to Live By: Caring
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OTHER: sequins
Stephanie Clapper says
WOW! I love today’s post. The team really showcase the versatility of this stamp and their projects are BEAUTIFUL. Thanks to everyone! 🙂
christal mclean says
Each card is exceptional and full of wonderful, bright color! Well done to our fabulous team!
Chris Lawlor says
Pretty cards from the team! I look forward to watching the video!
Suzanne Russell says
Thanks for the delightful card inspiration. Haven’t touched Seasonal Borders: Spring since it’s release. It’s especially pretty with the Celtic style frame. Love your card and the other two as well!
Sue Smith says
Love the Celtic frame. I am always looking for new ideas to frame my sentiments and focal area and this frame is fantastic. Thanks for sharing your video with us. Have a great weekend. 🙂
Michele W says
Great ideas! Really help to show the versatility of this stamp and die. Thanks for the video, Ashley. I like the way you used different color embossing powders for the HB. Thanks to all of you for sharing your beautiful designs!
YoonYoung Kim says
Wow!!! I love ALL the cards here!! The bright colors are really great with this seasonal border stamp set. Thank you for shaing your wonderful cards!
Annette Gordon says
Ashley, were you able to keep the embossing powder of the colours after the yellow? Or did you have to discard the rest?