All About Sugar

Interesting title, huh….
When I was on the Hawaii Incentive Trip we were given a new stamp set
called All About Sugar.  This stamp set coordinates with the French Fry Box die.
We wanted to try something a little different with this set.
This card was designed by my sister, Tina, for our Demo Make & Take last month.
Wild About Flowers All About SugarI love how this turned out.
The "french fry box" has become a flower pot for the Wild About Flowers
stamp set. 
The card base is Cajun Craze with layers of Delightful Dijon and Mossy Meadow.
The stamped layer is Soft Sky.
We stamped the striped fry box image and it out leaving 1/4" extra on each side.
We folded those edges back, applied the new Tear & Tape Adhesive and
attached to the card front, over the stamped flowers.
What a fun way to use this stamp set.

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Lots of Joy

Here's another Christmas in July card.
Another new Christmas stamp set — Lots of Joy.
Lots of JoyLots of layers and texture for this card.
The base is Cherry Cobbler with a layer of Smoky Slate that's been embossed
with the Decorative Dots embossing folder.
I added a layer of the Merry Moments DSP that I punched one end using
the Triple Banner Punch — I adhered a strip of Old Olive cardstock
across the middle of the Merry Moments DSP Banner.
Stamp Merry & Bright with Cherry Cobbler ink on the lower corner of
Whisper White cardstock.  Stamp the tree image with Old Olive ink and
punch out with the Tree Punch.  Adhere to the word layer with dimensionals.

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Wild About Flowers

Here's another fun way to use the Wild About Flowers stamp set.
I love the Lots of Labels Framelits — I have used them a ton already.
Wild About FlowersI used the same color combination as the other day — Wisteria Wonder,
Pear Pizzazz and Elegant Eggplant.
I embossed the Pear Pizzazz layer with the Elegant Dots embossing folder.
I stamped the leaves with Pear Pizzazz ink and the flowers with
Wisteria Wonder ink.  I tied a bow in a piece of Wisteria Wonder
1/2" seam binding and wrapped around the labels.
Don't forget to use dimensionals to "pop" the label up a bit.
Pretty quick to make a bunch of these cards — no greeting so use it for
all occasions.

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