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Monday 26 January 2015

Creative Inkers Occasions Blog Hop

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Welcome back to our second Creative Inkers Blog Hop for 2015.  This blog hop showcases products from the Occasions Catalogue that was released earlier this month and is here until 2 June 2015.  It's full of lovely stamp sets, paper and accessories.  Don't forget that for every $110 NZD that you spend between now and 31 March 2015 you get to choose FREE product from the Sale-A-Bration brochure.

If you've been following the blog hop you will have come from the very talented Rachael Knight or you may have just joined my page.  If you get 'lost' there's a list of all the blogs at the bottom of this post.  So grab a cuppa and enjoy the 'hop' - this is a longer post than normal so read to the bottom :)

I've gone with the same style of card - Magic Card - for my two projects.  The first one uses my favourite set - From the Herd.  I've always wanted to make a Magic card and this set works perfectly.


What's so magical about this card you say - well wait until you pull the tab up and voila - colour appears.


And here's the herd on the inside.


I've coloured my images using our Blendabilities - which you can get FREE as part of Sale-A-Bration.

Supplies:
Stamp set - From the Herd
Card Stock - Pumpkin Pie, Daffodil Delight, Early Espresso, Whisper White
DSP - Park Lane
Ink/Blendabilities - Momento Black Ink, Melon Mambo, Pumpkin Pie, Smoky Slate, Crumb Cake, Calypso Coral, Daffodil Delight, Night of Navy, Cherry Cobbler, Wild Wasabi, Black StazOn
Other - 1 3/8" and 1 1/4" Circle Punch, Deco Labels, Window Sheet, Early Espresso Bakers Twine

For my second card I've used a set that I think will become a favourite - Sheltering Tree.  Again - where's the magic?

Ahh


And a close up - this was so much fun to stamp.  First the tree trunk, then the leaves (whatever the season), then the grass and finally personalise your scene.  I've added the swing and bike with a few 'flowers' off to the left.


And the inside can't be left out


Supplies:
Stamp Set - Sheltering Tree
Card Stock - Daffodil Delight, Night of Navy, Wild Wasabi, Whisper White
DSP - Park Lane
Ink - Daffodil Delight, Early Espresso, Real Red, Wild Wasabi, Garden Green, Night of Navy, Black StazOn
Other - 1 3/8" and 1 1/4" Circle Punch, CIrcle Framelits, Line Thread, Window Sheets, Early Espresso Bakers Twine

I hope you've enjoyed your visit to my blog - please leave a comment as I love to hear from you.  My 'comments' link is at the bottom of my post just below the photo of Yellowbear 

Thanks for joining our second Blog Hop for 2015, now it's time to hop on over to see what wonderful creation Sally Williams has in store.


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www.stampandscrap.co.nz


15 comments:

  1. I do love a good interactive card, love the Sheltering Tree stamp set. Thanks for sharing! :)

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  2. You've done a fabulous job of them Paula.

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  4. So cool Paula This is one card style I havent tried yet Love this set too.

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  5. had to redo comment, spelling mistake:) Magic cards amaze me, and i love the sheltering tree

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  6. Awesome stuff Paula. That's a technique I haven't played with in a long time. Thanks for the reminder!

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  7. Wow. These cards are amazing. I'm impressed. Well done. I would love to try to make a magic card sometime. You have inspired me.

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  8. I couldn't help but smile when I saw your card using From the Herd stamp set. So ca-ute and as you said, perfect for making a magic card :-) Sheltering Tree is one of my favourites and I love what you've done.

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  9. LUV LUV LUV this idea - had never seen it before - very effective :)

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  10. Your magic cards are absolutely stunning. Love the way you have used "from the heard" stamp.

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  11. WOWsiers, you have made two beautiful projects here Paula.
    I too have always wanted to make a Magic Card, and both of your cards are gorgeous.
    Thanks for sharing, and well done Paula :-D

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  12. I love both your Magic cards Paula you have done a fabulous job colouring From The Herd,

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  13. Wow, those are AWESOME Paula! That's the best use of the From the Herd stamp I've seen so far! You have inspired me to try making a magic card :)

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  14. Have not been aware of a magic card but now I need to know more...really wonderful idea and cards!

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  15. I just love magic cards - and your creations are Fabulous ... I have that set from the herd and now I have to case your project for sure .. TFS

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