Pacific Point DSP

Birthday Card…

Published on March 28, 2010June 9, 2014 by Vicky Wright1 Comment

2nd Post for the day, using same Sketch Layout but with a different look!

I’ve used the Faux Tiles Technique, except I’ve used Clear Embossing Powder,

instead of Glossy Cardstock.

Want to learn this technique, why not contact me for details when a class is available

All the Embossing Powders from Stampin’ Up!® would have to the best on the market – you can’t beat them. Check them out – Page 154 of the current Idea Book & Catalogue

Don’t forget to check out Gretchen’s blog below for more details on this Challenge

Sketch –

Close Up-

Card –

Supplies –

Stamp Set – Circle Circus, Happy Moments*

Inks – Pacific Point, So Saffron, Sahara Sand

Cardstock – Pacific Point, So Saffron, Whisper White

DSP – Pacific Point

Punches – Small Oval, Large Oval, Scallop Oval

Accessories – Snail Adhesive, Grosgrain Ribbon – White, Embossing Buddy,

Powder Pal, Heat Gun, Boner Scorer, Embossing Powder – Clear

* = Stampin’ Up!® Sale-a-Bration – ends 31 March 2010

Crikey – I hope I haven’t forgotten anything!

Enjoy!

Bulldog Clips…

Published on December 14, 2009June 9, 2014 by Vicky WrightLeave a comment

This is the little project I did from the left over bits & pieces of the cards I did for the challenges….

I have all my clips covered in all sorts different colour papers, deisgns, ribbons, buttons, rhinestones or whatever I put my hand on at the time. Gives them an individual look, instead of the dull boring black that we get all time.

Very quick & very easy!

I have others that I have made, but they belong to little gifts that all match in.

Over the next couple of days I will post the small gift sets etc for you to check out!

Short post today! Have a great night!
Vicky

Challenge SSC129…

Published on December 13, 2009June 9, 2014 by Vicky Wright9 Comments

Heya Stampers,

I have just completed a challenge & thought I would show you my end results. In fact I made 2 cards using the same sketch, except I turned one to the side. As soon as I saw the sketch, I knew what stamp set I wanted to use, but had no idea of colours until I matched the colours with the patterened paper!