Independent Stampin' Up! Demonstrator Mikaela Titheridge
A floral note of Thanks made using the Abundant Beauty Masks and blended inks. Starting with a soft palette of Soft Sea Foam, the Basics 3D Embossing Folder was used to add texture to a Matting layer. A simple die cut circle helps draw your attention to the focal point
Today I’m sending smiles with Abundant Beauty as we say hello to November. Using the amazing Abundant Beauty Masks and a few simple ink colours, enabled this card with ease. Starting with the largest mask of the sunflowers, I blended Crushed Curry Ink, darkening towards the centre. Inking extra flowers
Are Contemporary Christmas cards more to your liking? … I share one today made using the Abundant Beauty masks. It’s easy to look at these masks and only see flowers but the set also offers Dogtooth Check, Autumn Leaves and Snowflakes. It is the Snowflakes mask that I used for
Today I am offering Comfort and Strength with Abundant Beauty as I share these incredible Masks. At a wonderful price point of £10, these masks offer for several seasons. Autumn leaves, winter snowflakes and these most incredible flowers. Inked up with Blending Brushes and a new colour combination each time,
Welcome to this month’s Stamping Sunday challenge where we are Celebrating Good Times. A relatively open theme, It’s all about celebrations this month. Leaning towards Harvest flowers, I inked up the Sunflowers within the Abundant Beauty Masks. Inking up each flower with Crushed Curry Ink, I added a Pecan Pie
Around the World on Wednesday sketch challenge of to Bow or knot to Bow. The moment I saw this I knew I had to replace the angular shapes with a softer floral shape. Use a Bow or not though? Using the wonderful Abundant Beauty Masks and the Artistic Mix Decorative
You Can Create it this month with our Quarterly Papercraft kit using Stampin’ Up!’s Sweet as a Peach. This month’s kit we had to play with, comprised of papers and coordinating cardstock from the Sweet as a Peach Suite. We always have an incidental kit of basics to pull from,
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