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'Love In The Air' card project by Molly Stamps

Supplies used:

stamps: Molly Stamps (Today's Forecast)
embellishments: Tim Holtz Game Spinners, ribbon
cardstock: Prism kraft
ink: Versamark, Stazon
other: watercolors, Cricut

Instructions:

1. Cut kraft cardstock approximately 3 x 7.5 inches and fold in half. Finished card will measure 3 x 3.75 inches.

2. Stamp love sick face from Today's Forecast on cardstock in Versamark.

3. Cut two hearts from red cardstock, approximately one inch.

4. Adhere two Tim Holtz Game Spinners on top of one of the hearts, so that the point can be seen out one side of the heart and the tail out the other end. The reason for doing this is because the arrows are a bit too tiny for the hearts.

5. Using pop dots adhere the second heart directly above the first heart.

6. Stamp "love in the air" on a strip of white cardstock, approximately 2.25 inches. Cut the ends to look like a banner and wrap it around the heart.

7. Adhere heart to a piece of kraft cardstock and mat with red cardstock.

8. Wrap ribbon around cardfront and tie a knot.

9. Adhere the cardstock with heart embellishment to the cardfront with pop dots.

Enjoy!

'Cupid' card project by Molly Stamps

Supplies used:

stamps: Molly Stamps Today's Forecast, Wing on Things-small
cardstock: Prism kraft
pattern paper: Craft Secret, Doodlebug
ink: Stazon
embellishment: tim Holtz Game Spinner
other: watercolors, colored pencils, eyelet

Instructions:

1. Cut cardstock approximately 11 x 3.5 inches and fold in half. Finished card will measure 5.5 x 3.5 inches.

2. Punch 1.5 inch squares from pattern paper and mat with black cardstock.

3. Stamp "love in the air", "smitten" and "gimme a break" on white cardstock. Cut out and mat with black cardstock.

4. Adhere squares of pattern paper to the bottom of the cardfront and add sayings to those squares with foam tape.

5. Stamp love sick face image and two angel wings on white cardstock. Color in with watercolors/pencils and cut out.

6. Set eyelet in center of the cardfront. Add spinner through the eyelet. The eyelet will give the spinner a bit of space to spin rather than dragging on the cardstock.

7. Adhere wings and face above the eyelet with foam tape.

Enjoy!

Awesome projects! Just in time for Valentine's Day, thank you!

Ooh, very nice!

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Keep those coming! I can't wait to send out the Valentine's this year with such cool ideas!

Does anyone have any ideas for St. Paddy's Day? I want to make some cards to hand out, but I need some ideas. Any suggestions would be helpful.

AUTHENTIC SNOOPY CARD
Provided by Stampabilities®

MATERIALS:

Authentic Snoopy Rubber Stamp
Brilliance Graphite Black Ink Pad
ColorBox Fluid Chalk Cat's Eye Ink Pad, Chestnut Roan
Heat Gun
White Cardstock
Textured Cardstock
Plaid Patterned Paper
Rub-Ons
Brown Eyelets
Brown Brads
Eyelet Setter
Paper Distresser
Black Suede Lace
Copic Markers
Paper Trimmer
Adhesive

INSTRUCTIONS:

Stamp Authentic Snoopy on white cardstock with graphite black ink. Heat set and color with Copic markers. Trim image to 3 3/4" x 3 1/4". Carefully wad image up to create wrinkles.

Cut textured cardstock to 12" x 6" and fold in half to make card. Cut plaid patterned paper to 5 3/4" x 5 3/4" and a piece of textured cardstock to 4 5/8" x 5 1/8". Distress all edges including the edges of your stamped image with a paper distresser. Ink with chestnut roan chalk ink.

Create holes and set brown eyelets in each corner of the plaid patterned paper. Thread black suede lace through eyelets and tape to the back.

Apply thread rub-ons on the two sides that the suede lace has not been threaded.

Create holes in the textured cardstock and insert brown brads. Glue stamped image to the textured cardstock, glue cardstock to the plaid patterned paper and finally glue to the card front.

Note: Snoopy Stamp is available here: http://www.addictedtorubberstamps.com/ProductList?ProductLine=Addicted+To+Exclusives+From+Stampabilities

SNOOPY EATING ICE CREAM CARD
Provided by Stampabilities®

MATERIALS:

Eating Ice Cream Rubber Stamp
Brilliance Graphite Black Ink Pad
ColorBox Fluid Chalk Cat's Eye Ink Pad, Pink Pastel
Heat Gun
White Textured Cardstock
White Cardstock
Basic Grey Cupcake Collection
Basic Grey Cupcake Rub-Ons
Copic Markers
White Puffy Fabric Paint
Cuttlebug
Spots & Dots Cuttlebug Embossing Folder
Large Scallop & Classic Circle Nestabilities Dies
Scrap Ribbon

INSTRUCTIONS:

Cut the following paper:
White Textured Cardstock – 10" x 5" (fold in half to make card)
Yellow Paper – 4 7/8" x 4 7/8" & 4" x 4"
Blue Paper – 4 3/4" x 4 3/4" & 3 1/2" x 3 1/2"
Sprinkles Paper – 4" x 4"
White Cardstock – 3 1/4" x 3 1/4"

Stamp Eating Ice Cream on white cardstock with Graphite Black Ink Pad. Heat set and color with Copic markers.

Cut out & emboss stamped image with 2 3/4" Nestabilities circle. Cut out & emboss the small blue paper with 3" Nestabilities circle. Cut out the small yellow paper with 3 5/8" Nestabilities scalloped circle. Emboss the larger blue paper with the Spots & Dots embossing folder. There will be a 1/2" strip that won’t emboss.

Ink the edges of the white textured cardstock, yellow paper, yellow scallop & stamped image.

Glue the blue embossed cardstock to the yellow paper and the sprinkles paper to the blue paper. Tie a ribbon around the paper (on the side where the blue paper did not emboss) and ink ribbon if you desire. Glue this all to the front of your white textured card.

Glue your stamped image to the blue circle, then to the yellow scalloped circle and finally to the sprinkles paper.

Put a small amount of white puff paint on the ice cream cones. Heat the paint with your heat gun until the paint is dry and puffs. Apply rub-ons around stamped image.

Note: Snoopy Stamp is available here: http://www.addictedtorubberstamps.com/ProductList?ProductLine=Addicted+To+Exclusives+From+Stampabilities