Little Wings Creates: Wild Rose Studio Stamps

Wednesday, November 13, 2019

Merry Christmas Card with Wild Rose Crafts LLC

Hello Crafty Friends - This week we're featuring the Wild Rose Studio Brand of products on the

Wild Rose Crafts LLC Blog and Store.

I used the Wild Rose Studio: Jolly Reindeer Stamp Set

Wild Rose Studio: 6 X 6 Birds and Berries Paper Pad.

Here's the card I created. It's an action wobble card.

Let's get started!

I stamped and colored the image. I then fussy cut it out. I trimmed my pattern paper and cardstock. I trimmed the sentiment from one of the pattern papers. I die cut a piece of Lawn Fawn Sparkle cardstock Pixie Dust using a Lawn Fawn Hillside border die.

Next, I adhered the sparkle paper to bottom of the image and trimmed off the extra. Then, I adhered the boughs and berries paper to the white cardstock panel. Making sure to leave a 1/8" border around the panel. Then, I adhered another white cardstock onto the pattern paper. leaving a border around the panel. I then adhered the light blue pattern paper on top of the white cardstock panel.

Next, I turned over the image and placed the action wobble onto the back. The action wobbler has its own adhesive - just peel and stick.

I then placed the image in the center of the card front panel.

Next, I inked the edges of the sentiment strip with a bit of Distress Oxide Ink: Broken China. I then adhered the sentiment strip with some foam adhesive to the card front panel. I added some white details to the image and I also added some sparkle details to Santa's hat and beard. I then adhered the card front panel to the card base.

Now the card is complete!

I didn't add any extra embellishments to the card because I felt I didn't really need it. Also, I didn't want to distract from the Dancing Stana and Jolly Reindeer.

Materials Used:

Wild Rose Studio: Jolly Reindeer Stamp Set

Wild Rose Studio: 6 X 6 Birds and Berries Paper Pad

Lawn Fawn Sparkle cardstock Pixie Dust

Lawn Fawn Hillside Border Die

Tim Holtz Distress Oxide Ink: Broken China

Nuvo Creative Pen Collection: Fair Skin Tones

Nuvo Creative Pen Collection: Rich Reds

Kaiser Crafts 6mm Double-sided Tape

Woodware 1mm Daul Adhesive Mounting Foam Tape Roll

Tsukineko Memento Ink: Tuxedo Black
Sakura Gelly Roll Pens: White and Sparkle
Recollections Brand 110 lb Cardstock: White
Spectrum Noir Markers: RB1, RB2, RB3, RB4, AG2, CT4, GY2

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Wednesday, June 19, 2019

Happy Birthday Mermaid Card with White Rose Crafts LLC

Hello Crafty Friends - I am here with a fun card using embossing folders and an adorable mermaid stamp from Wild Rose Stamps.

If you haven't seen Design Team Member Alison's FB Live Embossapoolza Part 1 - You really need to check it out.

Now, In keeping with her tutorials - I created this card.

As always - I start by stamping and coloring my images. I fussy cut them and colored the edges with the Memento marker. Then set them side. Next, I trim all my card pieces and grab two embossing folders.

I started by dying an A2 Card front panel of white cardstock using Distress Oxide in Broken China. I did the direct to the paper method and then sprayed some water that has a bit of perfect pearls mixed in. I heat set it.

Once the cardstock panel was dry I used the embossing folder. I then added some Distress Oxide in Mermaid Lagoon and some Distress Oxide in Blueprint Sketch watering them down with the perfect pearls mix for some shimmer.

Next, I embossed the sentiment and did the direct to paper technique with Distress Oxide Blueprint Sketch and did again a spray with the perfect pearls water mix.

Now, for assembling the card. I gathered all the card components and start by using the precision knife to cut into one of the waves so that I could tuck the mermaid. Then, I added some foam adhesive to the mermaid and placed her onto the card front panel. Next, I added foam adhesive to all of the card front panel and adhered it to the card base. I then adhered the sentiment and seahorse with some foam adhesive and I adhered the fish directly to the card front panel.