September 4, 2015 By Lisa Cornwall

Hello my lovelies,

Stampin Up Bohemian Dsp meets Wetlands

Some time back I showed you some lovely cards and a bag made using the bohemian dap from Stampin Up. Stampin Up Bohemian Dsp meets Wetlands is a continuation of this. I love the colours in it, and it works so well for a masculine card.

Here’s the envelope first. This is for my Step-Dad, “P”, I made this using the wonderful Envelope Punch Board. It makes making matching envelops super easy.

I stamped the little tag with the birds from the Wetlands set as well.

Next is the card. I used the same DSP,

matted and layered it. I then used the co-ordinating cardstock in Blackberry Bliss and Delightful Dijon and the Square Framelits to cut the centre piece.

The very middle has been sponged with our wonderful inks and then stamped.

The inside has a repeat of the front but also has a money pocket. This is because my Dad had Euros for his holiday spends.

Have you seen the new Holiday Catalogue yet? No, click on the link in the sidebar to start your holiday craft shopping. If you havent got your copy and would like one then please drop me an email and I will get one posted to you.

Blue Shoes with Stampin UP Guy Greetings

Hey guys,

STAMPING UP GUY GREETINGS BLUE SHOES

So are you loving the other cards in this series of cards. I have been having great fun using the Guy Greetings stamp set from Stampin Up. Today’s card is Blue Shoes and has been made using the Stampin Up Guy Greetings stamp set.

I have changed the colours again and this time have used pool party. I used the gorgeous large dots embossing folder to create the background. Isn’t this just too cute.

The base of my card is very vanilla and I have stamped the shoes directly onto the inside of the card. The front was matted and layered. The shoes were stamped in a line using my Stampa -ma – jig. This is a great tool for being able to line up stamped images and get them exactly where I need them to be.

I also used it put the sentiment onto the top of the shoes.

The little banner sentiment was stamped and then I used the snips to cut the banner ends into it. The edges of the matting and layering have been distressed with the same colour ink to give definition to the card.

This would make a great birthday card for the fashionista male in your household.

As always all the products used to make this card can be purchased from my online shop simply by clicking the link in the side bar.