HAPPY FRIDAY Stampers! I wanted to shift gears a little from my holiday cards to a really fun card card using the RAZZLE DAZZLE stamp set.
The main image was really fun to make. I colored directly on the rubber using four different colors of markers. This card has an elegant feel with a little fun, colorful twist! I would love to hear your comments and thoughts about this card!
Labels: card making, Heidi Davenport, Razzle Dazzle
This was such a simple card using the really funky HOLIDAY LOUNGE Designer Series Paper. This retro pack of paper has really neat color combos that look cool on cards. I can't wait to use this paper for my holiday scrapbook pages. It's a nice twist on the traditional holiday colors. Get your pack today!
Faux Glassine Paper Technique-DREAM GARDEN CARD
Labels: card making, Dream Garden, Faux Glassine Technique, Heidi Davenport, meetup, New York City, techniques
Stampin' Up! Updates coming this weekend...
I recently thought it would be fun to do something to push myself creatively. I came across the MOJO MONDAY site on Mary Fish's Blog. (I LOVE her blog!)
Here, I found a cool card sketch and used it to make my own version of a card which we did in the Technique Tuesday class at THE MECCA tonight. 
SUPPLIES--ALL Stampin' Up!
Cardstock/Paper-Basic Black, Crushed Curry, Bermuda Bay, Raspberry Lemonade Designer Series Paper
Stamps-Razzle Dazzle
Ink-Basic Black
Accessories--Bermuda Bay Polka Dot Ribbon, Top Note Big Shot Die
TECHNIQUE--BLEACHING
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This card was done by cutting a piece out acetate using the Top Note die for the Big Shot. I then used brown paint on the back of the acetate and sprinkled it with Stampin' Up! Glitter. One the front of the acetate, I rubbed a rub-on from the Lovely Flowers Level 3 Hostess Bundle. This card was fun and very easy to do. What I love most is that the acetate takes on a wooden look.
A few months ago I was invited to stamp with the staff at my dear colleague, Candida's school. Today I had the opportunity to stamp with about 45 brand new stampers at the Blythedale School in Valhalla, NY. It was really a fun time! Everyone was new to stamping and cardmaking and I loved seeing their excitement as they created their own handmade cards!

