Bye, Bye 2015-2017 In Colors

It's hard to believe that it's almost time to say good-bye to the 2015-2017 In Colors.
In Color Graphic

I have used some of these colors a lot — Tip Top Taupe, Watermelon Wonder and Delightful Dijon — love these three colors.
Cucumber Crush worked great for Christmas projects and Mint Macaron paired so well with this year's Sweet Sugarplum — I grew to like these colors and have used Mint Macaron quite a bit.
The Retired List will be release on April 10th
and these items will be hot on the list — they usually sell out right away.
Don't wait until April 10th — get those refill inks ordered right away before they are sold out.

Today I have an elegant detailed card for you.
So Detailed
The So Detailed Thinlit is absolutely gorgeous.
It is the highlight of this card.

Card Tips:
* Base — Early Espresso — 5 1/2" x 8 1/2"
* Crumb Cake — 2" x 5 1/2" — emboss with Softly Falling embossing folder
* Very Vanilla — cut out So Detailed thinlin
* Very Vanilla 1/4" Satin Ribbon — wrap around card and tie a knot
* Early Espresso — cut out with Stitched Shapes framelits

Card Supplies:

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Sale-a-Bration is Over — now use the FREE stuff you earned

That's right Sale-a-Bration is over!!  You earned fun new products FREE — now get those new goodies out and start stamping.  I wanted to share this fun card we made using Avant Garden stamp set and the Inside the Lines designer paper — so much fun.
Inside Lines
The Inside the Lines designer paper is so much fun.  It works great like this — just the design of the paper — but if you want more color get out your markers or watercolor pencils and color away.

Card Tips:
* Card base — Thick Whisper White — 5 1/2" x 8 1/2"
* Black — 4" x 5 1/4"
* Whisper White — 3 3/4" x 5" — emboss with Petal Burst embossing folder
* Inside the Lines designer paper — 2" x 5"
* Black — 1/2" x 5"
* Black — Layering Squares Framelits
* Whisper White — 2" x 2" — stamp flower with Blushing Bride ink
stamp greeting with Memento ink

This card could be made with any of our fabulous designer papers and stamp sets.
Stamp away and share your card with me.

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Basket Bunch Easter Framed Art

With Easter just over 2 weeks away it was time to make a framed art piece.
My customers love making these and this one was a blast.  I wasn’t feeling well as I was trying to design this and BJ Peters came to the rescue.  She used the Basket Bunch Bundle to make a fabulous framed art piece — I took her layout, changed colors and some bigger layers and turned my Easter framed art piece into a 12″ x 12″.  The ladies LOVED it and I had so much fun I forgot I was sick.  I put my piece into a 12″ x 12″ White Shadow Box frame — too much glare from the glass to take a good picture of it in the frame.
Easter Framed Art
I started with a piece of the Succulent Garden designer paper — today is the last day to choose this paper as a FREE Sale-a-Bration item.  After tomorrow the paper will cost $11.00.
I added squares of Early Espresso and Calypso Coral cardstock — one on a diagonal and another squared.
Then I prepared all the panels.
Easter Framed Art Stamped Panel
I stamped all the images on Whisper White cardstock and colored them with markers:
So Saffron, Crushed Curry, Blushing Bride, Tangerine Tango, Calypso Coral, Pear Pizzazz, Old Olive, Bermuda Bay
Once they were all colored I cut them out with the coordinating framelits.
Easter Framed Art Stamped Panel 2
Then I stamped the “chocolate” bunnies on Tip Top Taupe with Early Espresso ink.
I also stamped a tiny basket with Memento ink — the bunnies are cut out with a framelit, the basket is fussy cut using your paper snips.
I stamped the adorable bunny peep with Memento on Calypso Coral and cut out with the framelit.
Stamp three chicks — two one direction and one the other directions — yes there are two different chick stamps and the framelits too match — cut those out
Easter Framed Art Cutting Grass
Cut out two grass sections from Pear Pizzazz
Easter Framed Art Cutting Basket
Cut out the basket pieces as shown from Early Espresso.  I attached the handle with Glue Dots and the two basket pieces with dimensionals.
Easter Framed Art Stamped Panel 3
On two 2″ x 2″ Whisper White squares stamp grass and flower stems & leaves with Pear Pizzazz ink — I colored in the leaves in the Pear Pizzazz marker.
I cut a 2″ x 2″ square of Succulent Garden designer paper — Tip Top Taupe gingham and stamp the chick feet at the bottom (yes, there are two feet stamps — one for each direction).
I also stamped “May all your chocolate be solid” with Memento ink — really, should chocolate be anything but solid????

Ok, now it’s time to assemble your artwork.
Easter Framed Art Panel 1
Dimensionals under “Happy Easter” oval and single bunny
Easter Framed Art Panel 2
Dimensionals under chicks and flowers
Easter Framed Art Panel 3
Dimensionals under bunnies, basket and eggs
Easter Framed Art Panel 3a
Dimensionals under carrots

As I assembled the big squares — I used dimensionals under the first Early Espresso/Calypso Coral square — the rest is attached with Fast Fuse.

This was so much fun to make — you still have 2 weeks to get yours done.
Remember today is the last day of Sale-a-Bration — please your order now and you can choose the Succulent Garden designer paper and have your background piece all set.

Here are the supplies you need — just click the picture to order each item.

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