To create this card I green card base that I die cut using the hooray sentiments cover plate die. I then die cut multiple of the HOORAY letters from different coloured pieces of card so that they could be adhered together slightly offset to create a fun focal sentiment....
The sentiment letters were mounted on the card base using foam tape to add dimension to the card. I then cut a sub sentiment from one of the brighter days sentiment card before adhering to the card base also with foam tape just below the focal sentiment. To complete the card I added a nice touch of sequins to bling it up!
That's all for my card today, I hope you enjoyed this HOORAY themed card.
To create this card I started with a yellow card stock base die cut from the hooray cover plate. I then added ink blending with Wild honey distress oxide ink on both sides of the panel leaving it light in towards the centre.
Using the lets party sentiment die I die cut it twice (once from pink card and once from black) so that I could layer them together creating a shadow. I also added a bit of ink blending to the pink layer to create an ombre of colour.
This was adhered to the top of the card base using foam tape to start adding dimension to the card.
I stamped, coloured and die cut a bunch of images from the two stamp sets Let's party and Birthday cake. These were coloured using Spectrum noir tri-blend markers. I added a few highlight's using a white gel pen.
I adhered all the images in place using different levels of foam tape to create a cute little scene full of treats and then completed the card with a touch of pretty sequins!
That's all for my card today, I hope you like it and it got you in the party creating mood. Happy crafting, till next post hugs Ashlee.
DT Ashlee here with some card inspiration to celebrate a new home!
I wanted the top portion of this card to be where the whole design was so I masked off a section and did some ink blending along with adding a flirty flowers stencilled design to create the wall of the room!
(Card base was die cut from the Hooray sentiment and cover plate die and the inking was all done using Catherine Pooler inks)
Once the inking was complete I stamped, coloured and die cut images from the Home is where the hearts is stamp set and added them to the base using different levels of foam tape creating a dimensional home scene...
(Colouring was done using Spectrum noir tri-blend markers)
Kitty is very happy perched up on top of the couch hehe!
To finish off the card I added a touch of sequins adhered with glue dots.
If so you are definitely in the right spot because I have a birthday card coming up with some partying penguins...
I haven't made a shaker card in so long and I really don't know why because they are SO much fun and I just love the end result. Shaky, shaky, shaky......
To add a sentiment I heat embossed the Happy Birthday on black cardstock using WOW! Opaque bright white embossing powder then adhered it to the card using foam tape....
The two penguins were stamped then coloured with Spectrum noir tri-blend markers before die cutting with the co-ordinating dies. I adhered those to the card base with foam tape too and then completed the card with a few clay embellishment dots.
These penguins are ready to party and shake, HOORAY!
I hope you enjoyed today's card from me, happy crafting. Hugs Ashlee
I hope you have all been having a fantastic Christmas time. I have been absolutely loving it, its definitely one of my most favourite times of the year!
I thought I would change things up from Christmas cards for today and share a Hello greeting card...
This card uses these Time for Tea designs products :
To create this card I started bu selecting a piece of rainbow paper and die cutting it from the hooray cover plate. I then die cut all the shadows for the sentiments from black cardstock before die cutting the tops of the sentiments from different coloured card. The sentiment and the shadow were adhered together using liquid glue and then popped onto the card base with foam tape adding dimension. To complete the card I added clear bubbles enamel dots.
I love how bright and cheerful this card is, perfect for a happy hello to a friend!!
Thanks for checking out today's card, I hope it inspired you to use a rainbow of colour on your next creation.
DT Ashlee here today with some new T4T inspiration for you all!!
Do you like a bright cheerful card? If you answered yes to this you are definitely in the right place today because this card is full of bright colours!!
I wanted to make a happy and bright card to celebrate the recipients achievements...
To create this card I started with a piece of rainbow paper that I used for the card base. I then die cut a wide stitched frame from a tan coloured card stock before adhering to the base with foam tape to add dimension.
Using the HOORAY word I die cut it from multiple colours of card stock to match all the colours used in the background paper. I then die cut it from black card stock so I could adhere behind each letter to add a shadow. Each letter was adhered with varying levels of foam tape. The card was completed with a mix of colourful sequins!!
What do you think of this card?! I hope it put a smile on your face..
Thanks for stopping by the blog today, till next time Happy crafting.
Hugs Ashlee.
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To create this card I started with a base of white cardstock that was die cut from the cover plate then using Distress oxide inks in the shades Squeezed lemonade, Mustard seed and Twisted citron created a nice blend of colour...
Using opaque white paint mixed with a little water I added some splatters!!
Using another piece of white cardstock and the same Distress oxide inks I did another blend but then used that piece to die cut the HOORAY sentiment. I also die cut the sentiment from a piece of black foam so I could adhere it slightly off centre creating a shadow and dimension to the word.
It was then time to colour up all the hamsters from the Hooray hamster set and die cut them with the co-ordinating dies...
I added little party hats, popped them all up with foam tape and adhered to the card base!!
The card was then complete with a heat embossed sub sentiment using WOW! Opaque bright white embossing powder on black cardstock and of course a touch of sequins for bling...
Thankyou for stopping by and checking out my card, I hope you enjoyed it and it inspired you to get crafty!! Happy crafting, hugs Ashlee.
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Hi DT Sharon here today. My card for today is a slimline card which seems to be the latest trend in cardmaking 😊
I started my card by adding a background using distress oxide inks and the beautiful blending brushes. I then die cut the Hooray out 3 times and glued them on top of each to allow the letters to really stand out by making them thicker.The Hooray is part of the Hooray sentiment and cover plate die. I arranged the hooray across the sky to make sure the placement was ok and then adhered them with glue.
I then stamped and die cut the fairy images. They are all from the Fairy Garden clear stamp set and the Fairy Garden coordinating die set. I coloured them all with alcohol pens and arranged them around the card before adhering them to the card with 3D foam pads.
The Fairy coordinating die set is now in the store and so much easier than fussy cutting around the small parts. If you would like to purchase any of the products I've used here then pop over to the T4T store here
Hello everyone, Annalisa here and today I am sharing a birthday card featuring the Hooray Hamsters stamp set and coordinating dies, as well as the new Ever Decreasing Circles stencil. In addition to this I used several stamp sets, I just love mixing and matching sets whenever I can.
To create the background, I die cut some white card stock using the Hooray A6 Panel Die, blended on some Tumbled Glass Distress Oxide Ink with my Beautiful Blender Brush and then used the Ever Decreasing Circles stencil to add the darker blue circles over the top of this. I then applied some translucent embossing paste from Wendy Vecchi, once this was dry, I added some white splatters using my Picket Fence Distress Paint.
I created the grass area by cutting out some white card stock using the Hooray A6 Panel Die, blended on some Mowed Lawn Distress Oxide Ink with my Blender Brush. I added some water droplets and white splatters and then die cut the section using Stitched Hillside Borders die set from Lawn Fawn. I attached the grass to the dotted sky background using liquid glue.
For the scene, I stamped and coloured critters and other elements from three stamp sets: Hooray Hamsters, Hip Hop Horray (worm) and Beauty Sleep (clouds). I adhered the critters and elements to the card using liquid glue.
To finish the card I stamped Happy Birthday (from the Say Anything stamp set) and die cut it using the dotted square die included in the Pandamonium Party coordinating die set.
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Hi all! I hope everyone is well this Friday evening!
Jo here with our edited version of last nights Facebook Tutorial.
It's almost Mother's Day here in the UK so I really wanted to create a Spring themed card that would be ideal to send to my mum!
Check out the video below for more detail on how I put together this fun Shaker Card.
Our new Hooray Cover Plate Die has a this fabulous sentiment Die which is a significant size to create a focal point on the front of your project.
I decided to use this die to create my shaker element. I used a piece of our A5 Super Smooth Cardstock for my background. My grass and fluffy clouds were achieved using the Sunny Side Up Again Stencil which is a fabulously versatile stencil for creating scenes.
I added a fine spray of water and then some flicks of acrylic paint in white to add some extra texture to my background.
My images are from the Butterflies Stamp and Coordinating die set. This is such an adorable set and perfect for this time of year.
I stamped the images on the same A5 Super Smooth Cardstock which is 300gsm so a really good weight. I stamped them with my Memento Tuxedo Black Ink and then coloured them with my Copic Markers.
My card base was created from an A4 piece or our Moon Mist Cardstock. I used my scoreboard to fold this in half. My background panel was trimmed down so that a small border of my grey card base can be seen around the edge.
I cut my sentiment from the background panel. The letters were stuck directly to my card base so they can be seen through the aperture I created. I then added a strip of acetate behind my sentiment aperture.
Before attaching my background to my card base I stamped my secondary sentiment "enjoy your day" which is from the Hip Hop Hooray Stamp set.
I added two layers of foam tape to my card base, completely surrounding my sentiment letters. This created my 'well' for my sequins. The double layer means that my sequins will have enough room to move around freely when the card is being shaken.
I added my sequins into the 'well' then removed the backing from tape and adhered my background panel.
I then added all my images. My butterflies were given some sparkle to their wings with my Stardust Stickles.
I also added some glossy accents and Nuvo Crystal Drops to finish off my scene.
Be sure to check out the video to see my shaker card in full sparkly shake! :)
I hope you enjoy the video and it brings a little sparkle to your day!
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