Here is the final card we did at my Stamp of the Month Class.
We used the bees from the Shooting Star stamp set and made a
shaker card — so cute.
Basic Black card base
Daffodil Delight layer
Irresistibly Floral designer paper — I used the
Sponge Brayer and Daffodil Delight ink rolled over the paper — so cool.
I just love these little bees inside.
At my Stamp of the Month Class this week,
we used the Sliding Star framelit with the Shooting Star stamp set.
I wanted to show them how easy it is to switch stamp sets and still use
the framelits. So I pulled out the Confetti Celebration stamp set and love how this card turned out.
Flirty Flamingo card base.
Layer of Basic Black
Whisper White — stamp light strings across the top
Cut out the circles with the framelit.
I stamped two stars and cut out with Paper Snips.
One star is attached to card.
The second star is attached to the top of a penny that is
sandwiched to another penny with dimensionals.
Twirl the star around the circle — kids will love to receive this card.
My inspiration for this card came from fellow demonstrator Brian King.
I loved this color combination and added a bit of my own.
The Shooting Star stamp set and Sliding Star framelit make this card easy to assemble.
Card base — Pumpkin Pie
Basic Grey layer
Whisper White — add strip of Neutral Background designer paper and strip of Basic Gray cardstock.
I stamped You Are Amazing from Cottage Greeting stamp set.
Cut "smiley" using the Sliding Star framelit.
Stamp star on Whisper White cardstock with Stazon ink
Cut out with framelit — Color with markers.
Stack two dimensionals (with points cut off) between two pennies.
Glue star on to penny and slip into "smiley" face.
Tilt card and watch the shooting star — so fun.