Showing posts with label Tasteful Touches. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Tasteful Touches. Show all posts

Monday, 8 June 2020

With Deepest Sympathy - Tasteful Touches

I just love it when you have a stamp that just stamps so crisply. And when that same stamp, embosses just as beautifully you have the perfect stamp. Well, this feather from the Tasteful Touches stamp set, is the perfect stamp.
I wish you could see these two feathers in real life. They make you want to touch them. The fine detail and the crispness of the edges is amazing. Even after heat embossing it, they don't lose their detail. And I think that's what makes this sympathy card so lovely. Well that and all the little embellishments too.

I never, ever throw my embellishments away and I love mixing up shapes and materials. Here I have faceted gems, with sequins with vintage buttons. In fact I think those buttons were some of the first things I ever brought from Stampin' Up! almost 8 years ago, But it all just works on this card.

The little trim of white glitter paper and the Early Espresso cardstock, finish the card perfectly. Also you can't go wring with a sentiment from the Peaceful Moments stamp set.

If you would like to purchase any of the products used today, then head over to my Online store. It's also just had a make over so make sure you check it out!!

Happy Crafting,
Chlo

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Metallics Sequin Assortment
Metallics Sequin Assortment
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Wednesday, 3 June 2020

Sending Sympathy - Tasteful Touches

So my girls last week asked for some Sympathy cards for our online Classic Class and of course I said sure leave it with me. Then I was stumped for a few day's trying to come up with a design.

Sympathy cards are those cards that we don't like to make, but really do need in our stash, as when they are needed they are kind of needed straight away. This particular one, is very soft and feminine and could easily be used for any occasion.


I love this gorgeous bloom in the new Tasteful Touches stamp set. It stamps beautifully and it's the perfect size for cards.

I used the masking technique for this card. I stamped the flower on a piece of printer paper and cut around it. Usually when I'm cutting something out I would leave a white border around it, but when creating a mask, you need to cut actually on the black line.

Once the flower is cut out, that then becomes your mask. I then stamped the flower image again onto my cardstock and I placed the mask over the top of that flower and stamped another flower next to it, slightly over lapping the flowers.

When you remove the mask, the flower underneath still looks clean and the second stamped flower looks like its in the background, behind the first flower. Always such a wow technique and so very easy.

A few white rhinestones and an embossed sentiment on some Rococo Rose and you have a simple almost peaceful card.

Happy Crafting,
Chlo

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