OLW 6 Challenge

Here is a "simple to make and mail" card for Susan's challenge at her blog, Simplicity -- one layer, and overlap the sentiment onto an image.  You can find her challenge here. 

Card Construction Details

1.  Stamp and emboss sentiment first.  This avoided getting embossing powder on the heart image.  Even though heart image is dye ink, it grabbed the embossing powder first try out.  Now have a nice scrap pile from 1st effort. 

2.  Stamp image over sentiment.  Wait a few seconds to be good and dry. Take tiny piece of baby wipe with tweezers and wipe over the sentiment that has the ink from the heart.  Perfect.

3.  Add stitching around heart by hand.  

4.  Ask husband if card ok as is.  No.

5.  Agree.  Round corners and stitch lines with white gel pen.

6.  Color tiny rhinestones with Copic marker and adhere over "i's" with a bit of Ranger Glaze. 

7.  Consider self stamping genius/simpleton and quit while ahead.

Mood When Done = Happy

Supplies:

Stamps:  Waltzingmouse Sewing Box Hugs and Sweeheart

Ink:  Versamark and Memento Rhubarb

Cardstock:  Gina K Kraft

Other:  Ranger white gel pen, corner rounder, rhinestones and Copic marker

Big Hugs

Here's a fun bright card that's easy to make.  I found the layout in the Papercrafts Go To Sketches magazine.  Enjoy!

I had some flowers stamped and cut, just waiting to be used.  I gathered them up, and die cut (8 times) Vintage Vogue Moss felt with a circle nestability die to place under each flower.  Punched a hole through the flower and the felt and adhered with an SU brad.  Adhered each circle with a dimensional. 

Stamped a sentiment from Sweetheart and was done!

Supplies:

Stamps:   Waltzingmouse Sewing Box Hugs and Sweetheart

Cardstock:  SU Textured Only Orange, PTI Raspberry, Hibiscus and White

Ink:  Versamark, SU Always Artichoke

Other:  Moss Felt, White embossing powder, dimensionals, nestability circle die

Size of card:  A2