SPECTRUM NOIR COLORS
Start by die cutting 20-30 sheets using the notepad die. Use copy paper and die cut 3 or 4 at a time to speed things up. On some of these I stamped grids and lines to the sheets.
Start by die cutting 20-30 sheets using the notepad die. Use copy paper and die cut 3 or 4 at a time to speed things up. On some of these I stamped grids and lines to the sheets.
Playing along with the “Seasons”challenge using the newly released Sloffee Stamp Set from Your Next Stamp. We are in the middle of winter and it’s been super cold here. So when the theme came up for seasons I thought this sloth hanging out in a cup of flowers was the season I would like to time travel to right now. I hope you enjoy my take on a season other then winter.

To make this card.
I inked up a white card stock panel with oxide ink in the colours kitsch flamingo and squeezed lemonade. I added on top the flower panel die and tea cup die. I added some polka dots with a white gel pen to the cup as well as a heart background stencilled to the back.

I did some quick colouring on lots of pretty die cut flowers which I glued on top and behind the cup. I finished the card with the sloth glued on top of the cup and a sentiment attached to the middle.

Thanks for stopping by,
Crafty hugs,
Allie



Thanks for hopping by on this fun birthday blog hop! Rubbernecker is kicking off February with lots of fabulous stamps and dies as well as some prizes! Yay!!!, to prizes! Be sure to leave a comment and continue hopping along to be entered into this exciting giveaway!

There is sooooo many awesome stamp sets and dies in this release. I used the new lilies stamp set on some newly released mini slimline dies for my hop card! Don’t you just love lilies. Yes, they are suppose to be yellow but I broke the rules and coloured them in a gorgeous blue shade.

I kept my card simple by layering the mini slimline Deckle edge dies and tying some twine off to the side. I coloured and cut the lilies and attached them with dimensional tape to create a little more dimension.

I finished my card with a sentiment heat embossed in black and a few nuvo drops.

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Crafty Hugs,
Allie
Sharing 2 cards today using some new release happiness from Your Next Stamp


This new release along with lots of cute stamp sets also had a fabulous door die and heart stencil.

After inking up my backgrounds in lots of yummy colours I turned the new door dies into fun shakers and added to the tops of my cards.

I hope you like these paper sweeties as much as I do!
Thanks for stopping by!,
Crafty hugs,
Allie


There’s some sweet and exciting products that just showed up in the Your Next Stamp store just in time for Valentine’s Day!



You can shop all of the new release here.

Today I’m sharing two cards using the adorable Sprinkled With Love Stamp Set.
This release is filled with so much sweetness. From cocoa to cotton candy and with a pair of adorable sloths thrown in there is way to much cuteness for everyone.
I thought these images would look great with yummy rainbow colours.

I kept the donut card super simple with a coloured background panel layered under the mini slimline star die with a inked up blue background. I added a bit of foam tape under the donuts and sentiment to prop them up off the card and add a bit more dimension.
For the sweet cotton candies I gave them a fun shaker card to hang out on. I filled it with lots of yummy shaker bits over a rainbow heart background. I added a die cut to the top of my shaker using the Honey drip die and finished the card with a sentiment and those cute cotton candies attached with dimensional tape.
Thanks so much for stopping by and visiting. I hope you enjoyed my cards today!
Crafty hugs,
Allie


Hello everyone! ALLISON here and I’m sharing a quick and festive mini gift box to tuck some yummy bath bombs into. Christmas is my most favourite season! Im the person who puts my tree up the first week of November and would put it up earlier if I wouldn’t be judged. lol. I love the lights, the music, the food, and of course the family and visitors I get to spend the holiday season with.

Place small stitched dome die cut on the first row that has not been cut away and run through die cutting machine. Using the snowflake stencil and oxide ink in barn door, ink up the backside of the box. This is the pattern on the inside of the box. Set with shimmer spray and let dry.
Using double sided tape assemble box.
For the window section run the coloured card stock and patterned paper panel once its glued through the die cutting machine first then attach to box.
Optional
Hole punch sides of box to attach a ribbon for a handle.
Hello Newton’s Nook fans! I’ve had so much fun and am so excited to have had the opportunity to guest design this month with all these insanely talented artists. For my last card guesting I used the beyond adorable “moo” stamp set. My plan was to use one of the cows for this card but couldn’t decide which one was cuter so in the end 3 of them made there way on to it and I’m so glad they did. I love how this card turned out.


Here’s how I created this card.
Start with a white slimline card base.
On top layer a white scallop slimline die cut slightly smaller.
Next make a slightly smaller slimline frame and ink up with oxide ink in the colour tattered rose.

Ink up a piece of white card stock with a cobblestone stencil using oxide inks in the colours antique linen, gathered twigs and brushed corduroy. Die cut a cloud border die strip (enough to cover the bottom of your slimline) and some additional clouds from your inked panel.


Position and glue the cows heads, clouds and larger cloud to the back of the frame. Glue some grass strips behind the bottom of the large cloud at bottom.


Add foam tape to the frame and attach to top of card.
Add a cow to the bottom and a sentiment stamped on a white cloud with dimensional tape.
Finish the card with a few nuvo drops.

Crafty hugs,
Allie
Thanks for stopping by!, Today I’m playing with the new winter pines stamp and die from Technique Tuesday
With Christmas right around the corner I created some cute Christmas cards that were so quick and easy to make. You could also skip the card step and add some extra string to create some pretty tags.

I was so happy with how these turned out and how easy they were to make.
I put the stamp aside and used just the Winter Pines Crafting Die to create these happy cards.
I first made the card bases by hanging a circle die cut slightly over a scored and folded card base and ran through the die cutting machine.


I inked up white card stock with oxide inks in rainbow colours. I used the winter pine die to cut from the inked up sheet.

I added white flicks of oxide ink and finished with shimmer spray. I used my heat total to set it faster because I am impatient.

I die cut 2 circles from white card stock. 2 per card. For each card I used the winter pine die to die cut a tree out of the center and stamped around the tree with the pretty snowflakes included in the stamp set.

I then added foam tape to the back of the stamped circle die cut and attached to a solid white die cut circle. I glued the tree die cut into the opening.


I finished the card with some peppermint embellishments and a string bow at the top with a mini pom pom center.
Crafty hugs,
Allie

Hello Newton’s Nook fans!, I’m back again this week with another card using the adorable autumn mice. These cuties with their fall settings cover both my love of mice and fall.

To make this card.
Start by scoring your card stock in half and placing a larger circle die on top with the top of the circle hanging slightly over the score line. Run through die machine.


Next glue a larger scalloped circle die cut on top of your card base. Die cut a slightly smaller circle and with wild honey oxide ink ink the second part of the argyle stencil and glue on top of your scalloped circle.


Next layer yellow card stock, a white cross stitch die cut and an inverted scallop in the shape of a circle to the center with dimensional tape.

Attach mouse and sentiment with dimensional tape.

Finish the card by gluing in some leaves behind the mouse and adding nuvo drops and a twine bow.

Crafty hugs,
Allie
So excited to be able to share a cute project using some Your Next Stamp goodness. For this card I made a fun circle card using the super cute Hammie Sweetness Overload Stamp Set


To create the card base use a circle die on a folded card base. Leave the top of the circle slightly overhanging above the score line. Run through die cutting machine.


I started by ink blending a panel using distress oxide inks and splattering with picket fence oxide ink.
I used both the Star Circle Frame Die and Circles With Stitching And Piercing Marks Die Set to cut from the ink blended panel.

Next I used a scallop circle die cut in white card stock and glued the large inked circle panel directly on top.
Using a smaller white scalloped circle frame I attached the small Star Circle Frame Die cut directly on top with glue and added to my card base with foam tape to create more dimension.

I coloured and cut hammie and attached him to the card with an action wobbler and glued down popcorn pieces (when he wobbles it’s like he is spilling them)
I finished the card with a sentiment and added the card base to the back of my rainbow stack.

I hope you enjoyed my take on a fun mini circle card.
Crafty hugs,
Allie