Believe: June 2020

Welcome to the Impression Obsession

Summer Die Release Celebration!
The Impression Obsession Summer Die Release Celebration starts today!!
You can find a list of participants on the Impression Obsession Blog at 6 am.
There will be 3 $25 Gift Certificate to give away for the event, the more you comment, the more chances to win!!
All comments for all for the Summer Die Release Celebration will be open until Monday June 8th (Midnight Central Time)
All winners will be announced on June 9th.

All the new dies are available now, check them out HERE!! I have a couple of projects using some of the new dies! Let's get started. Hey Chick For this card, die-cut the new Woodgrain Frame in brown cardstock and the Framed Chicken Wire in white cardstock (x2), glue them together and adhere it on top of the Woodgrain Frame. Adhere a piece of transparency film behind wire. Add foam adhesive around Framed Chicken Wire. Blend Broken China Distress Oxide on card front, add a variety of sequins, then adhere frame panel. Stamp Hey chick on white cardstock in Yellow Ochre Ink. Stamp Chickie Tutu on white cardstock and color with markers. Fussy cut image and adhere it to card with foam tape. Add little dots of Yellow Nuvo drops.

Dedication

Create a panel just dragging ink pads direct onto your white cardstock.

Die-cut panel with larger die from Postage Cuts Die set.

Stamp Dedication sentiment in Navy Ink.

Die-cut Magnolia Flowers, add them to sentiment.

Add panel to a pink card base, add a bit of color to card front with Cranberry, Bubblegum and White pigment Ink.

Add little dots of yellow, green and glittery white Nuvo drops.

Here is the blog hop list:

Impression Obsession Blog

Angela Bode

Dina Kowal

Giovana Smith

Ilina Crouse

Jeanne Streiff

Laura Fulcher

Laura Williams

Lynda Pleckan

Susan Wymer

Hope you like my projects.

Have a wonderful day!

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Hello friends!

Welcome to Technique Junkies June Release!

This release has fun, cute and fabulous designs!

I have 3 cards featuring 5 different new stamps.

Let's get started.

Floral Seahorse

Isn't this seahorse a beautiful stamps? Love it and I think this image is very versatile, can be used for many different occasions.

For this card I used the new Floral Seahorse and Bubble Flow for the background.

Details:

Start stamping he Bubble Flow on white cardstock in Versamark Watermark Ink, then add white embossing powder and heat set.

Blend blue inks on panel, keep one side darker than the other. Trim panel.

Stamp Floral Seahorse on white cardstock in Brown Ink, then color it with markers (I used Copics and Spectrum Noir), then add little bit of Prismacolor Pencils and gel white pen.

Fussy cut seahorse.

Die-cut a frame and adhere panels to white card base.

Add seahorse with foam tape, embellish with pearls.

Best Dad Ever
This card is perfect for all the dads who love to go fishing!
For this card I used Best Dad Ever and Fish Frame.

Details:
Stamp Fish Frame on White cardstock in Versamark Watermark Ink, add gold embossing powder and heat set. Color image with yellow and orange markers to blend the colors.
Stamp Best Dad Ever in Navy Ink.
Die-cut piece and stencil it with Circle Make Circles.
Adhere panel on a kraft panel and add it to a white card base.

Beach Rules

Very Summery card!

For this card I used Beach Rules and the fish is from Fish Frame.

Details:

Create a background with a wave stencil.

Stamp Beach Rules on vellum paper in Navy Ink, add clear embossing powder and heat set.

Create a frame from metallic cardstock. Adhere panels to a white card base.

Stamp fish and shell from Fish Frame on white cardstock in brown ink, color images with markers, fussy cut and adhere them to card.

All of the June 2020 New Release stamps are 15% off through June 8th! We can all use a little bargain, right? No codes needed, just put them in your shopping cart and the discount will be applied at checkout, add my TJ10Giovana code and get an extra 10%!!

Now, enjoy the hop and the wonderful creations from the Design team! Technique Junkies Blog

Pat Huntoon