Tuesday, July 5, 2016

Frap-a-;icious!

Hello friends. This summer there seems to be a new craze at the expensive coffee shop. The "Pink" drink. It is actually their Strawberry Acai refresher and they add coconut milk instead of water and some fresh strawberries. It actually is something pretty amazing. A super refreshing summer drink.
My card today is my take on the Pink Drink.

I stamped the cup from Frothy Concoctions Clear Stamps  twice on a piece of white cardstock and then stamped the lids and straws. I used the cherry and stamped it all on the inside of one cup and the heart at the bottom of the other. (There is not a strawberry in the set)
I then colored the images with Copic markers. I used RV13, RV14, and RV02 for the drink,
To finish the card off I used my little spritz tool and spritzed pink all over the card. It might be a little hard to see it in the picture.
I matted the card front onto a piece of SU Pink Pirouette cardstock and then adhered it to a white card base.



I know you see me use this stamp set a lot but you can do so much with it and it is one of my favorites.

I hope you have a wonderful Tuesday friends.

Happy Crafting,
Larissa Pittman 

Thursday, June 30, 2016

Summer Sugar Skull Card


Hello friends. You all know by now I love sugar skulls. So today I pulled out one of my favorite stamps sets to use for this card.
I am using the Calavera Cling Stamp.
I took a piece of white cardstock and stamped the image a few times on the front using Versamark ink. I then heat embossed the images using a detailed white powder.
I grabbed four of my favorite Distress Ink colors and blended them all over the card.
I used Picked Raspberry, Ripe Persimmon, Mustard Seed and Squeezed Lemonade. I blended each color into the next until there was not a harsh line.


I love using these colors for summer and I think they went with the sugar skull nicely.
I then used the Hola sentiment from the set Calvaras and Corazons set to stamp directly onto the card using Versafine Onxy Black ink. 


I hope you enjoyed my post today. Have a wonderful day.

Larissa Pittman 


Tuesday, June 28, 2016

Celebrate

Hello friends.
It is almost time to celebrate the 4th of July. So to celebrate I used the stamp set

I stamped the image three times across a piece of watercolor paper. I then colored the images with Spectrum Noir AquaBlend Pencils and smoothed the color out with a small paint brush with water.
I colored over the entire image with the Clear Spectrum Noir Sparkle pen. To finish off the card from I added a die cut "Celebrate" word to the front out of glitter paper. 




Watercolor Paper
Spectrum Noir AquaBlend Pencils
Small Paint Brush
Versamark Onyx Black Ink
Black Glitter Paper
Celebrate word Die
Real Red Cardstock for Mat
White cardstock for card base
Spectrum Noir Sparkle Pen Crystal Clear
Hope you enjoyed my post today. Have a wonderful day and 4th.

Larissa Pittman 


Wednesday, June 22, 2016

where flowers bloom

Hey guys! Ashley here today sharing a fun spring card today. I haven't played with my distress inks in a while so I got those out today. I used the Mini Flowers rubber stamp set to make my background. I stamped the flowers with Versamark and heat embossed them. Then I used distress inks to color my background and make my heat embossed flowers stand out.
Next I stamped the sentiment from the Flower red rubber stamp set and heat embossed it with fine gold embossing powder. I wanted 'hope' to stand out more than the rest of the sentiment, so I used some washi and masked off the 'hope' word first. Next I masked off the other words and stamped 'hope.' I used a sparkly gold embossing powder on 'hope.'


So my finished card...

Thanks for stopping by!

Tuesday, June 14, 2016

I've Bean Missing You

Hello friends. Larissa here today with a coffee them card using



I stamped one of the images from the stamp set across the entire card making sure to move it over a little each time until the entire stamp is on the card. I then colored in the to go cup on each row using Copic markers RV13 and RV14. 
I stamped one of the sentiments using a pink ink. The card front is matted onto a piece of Melon Mambo cardstock and then adhered to a white card base.

I hope you enjoyed my CAS card today. Have a wonderful day friends.

Larissa Pittman
www.muffinsandlace.com

Tuesday, June 7, 2016

the masterpiece of nature

Hello! Ashley here today and I'm sharing a card using the Build a Wreath stamp set and a sentiment from Kind Words.
I used many of the stamps from the Build a Wreath stamp set to 'build' my wreath. I inked the stamps with Versamark and heat embossed them to make my wreath. Then I used the sentiment: A friend may well be reckoned the masterpiece of nature. I felt like playing on the nature theme.
Here you can see a close up of the wreath. I tied on some twine at the bottom to add a finishing 'nature' touch. :)
Thanks for looking!

Thursday, June 2, 2016

Thank you

Hello friends. Larissa here with you today. I have a fun card for you. I actually had a video I was taping during the process to share with you but I noticed after I was done and went to turn it off the phone had died. Soooooo I will just tell you. 


I used watercolors for this card. I stamped the images from the Floral Cling Stamp set  using Versamark ink on a piece of watercolor paper. I poured white embossing powder over the top and heat embossed them. I then took a piece of plastic from the stamp set and added different shades of red and orange to it. I also added lots of water. Then I smooshed the card into the plastic a couple of times. I wiped it off and did the same thing with the green and blues and added it to the middle.
I spritzed a few drops of purple and red onto the card as well.
I die cut the Thank You out of black cardstock 4 times to give it some depth.
I adhered it to the card with Tombow Mono Multi Liquid Adhesive. I also used it to adhere the card front to the white card base.

I hope you enjoyed my card today and I promise to have my battery fully charged next time.

Have a wonderful day.
Larissa Pittman
www.muffinsandlace.com

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