two (more) Halloween cards

Are ya'll tired of Halloween projects yet?! It's Ashley here today have two final Halloween cards to share. The first one is using one of the new release stamp sets, Build a Wreath.

I stamped my wreath from the Build a Wreath stamp set and die cut it with one of my circle dies that was a close match. Then I started stamping some of the Halloween images from the Little Halloween and the Fall Add Ons stamp sets. I colored the ghosts, the bat, the pumpkins, and the headstone and fussy cut them. I heat embossed the feather with black embossing powder right onto the wreath. I stamped the leaves with VersaMark ink, heat embossed them, and fussy cut them. The sentiment came from the Little Halloween stamp set and I just curved it slightly on my acrylic block so that it would fit nicely in the banner. The sentiment is also heat embossed with black detail embossing powder.

My second card is using the new stamp set, Winter Wonderland. 

First I used distress inks to color my background and then I die cut the grass from patterned paper. Next I stamped the branch and the bird onto my background. Lastly, I used a sentiment from Little Halloween and heat embossed it with silver embossing powder.

Thanks for stopping by today! Now, onto Thanksgiving and Christmas projects for me!

PS You may want to visit my blog today... I may have a giveaway!

Fall is in the Air

Happy October! Pam here today with a card project celebrating fall in New England.  The air is crisp and the leaves are changing colors. Such a fantastic time to get outdoors and hike.  Our hike this weekend and all the beautiful colors inspired this card.

My card  features the Leaves Cling Stamp Set -a collection of 6 stamps, including the perfect sentiment to go along with the fall theme.

The leaves were stamped as a background in alternating fall colors using Simon Says Stamp inks onto Neenah Desert Storm card stock and then the acorn was added as an overlay.

The sentiment was stamped onto vellum in Archival black. 

The entire card and the sentiment was matted with embossed gold card stock to match.

Thanks for joining me this week to celebrate Fall! Be sure to check back often for more great inspiration using the Paper Wings Productions stamps!

Embrace Imperfection!

happy Halloween!

Hello everyone! Ashley here with a Halloween card to share today!

I cut this with my Cricut and then cut a piece of white paper for the background, which I colored with distress ink. I used the Little Halloween clear stamp set from Paper Wings Productions. I think the little pumpkins and the bat are so cute (not scary!) and I love the font too. There's also a similar stamp set - Halloween Mix It Up - that's got a witch hat and spiders!

I colored my bat with Copic markers and adhered only his body to the card base so that his little wings are dimensional. Then I stamped my sentiment with Memento ink. Pretty simple, but really cute for Halloween! For more Halloween inspiration, be sure to check out Pam's Halloween card.

Themed Thursday- FALL

Hey guys, Happy Thursday! Katie here today for Themed Thursday! I used the theme fall for my projects. The weather has been pretty nice here lately so I was inspired!

For my first card I used these stamps: Build A Scene, Home Tweet Home, Swirl, and Fall Add Ons. I stamped them all onto a piece of card stock to create this Autumn-y scene and then colored them with copic markers.

For my second card, I stamped a bunch of leaves from the Fall Add Ons stamp onto a piece of cardstock and cut it out into a label shape on my Spellbinders machine then layered it with other embellishments on to the card.

Fall Add Ons Clear Stamp Set

Home Tweet Home

Build A Scene Clear Stamp Set

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Tag Trio

Hello everyone! It's Amber here with this weeks Themed Thursday post.With Summer ending soon I've had Fall & Halloween on the brain lately. So today I'm sharing a trio of tags I created with two different PWP stamp sets, Little Halloween and Text.

To create each tag, I stamped my PWP Fall/Halloween images onto three different white die cut tags. I then colored my images with some colorful Close To My Heart markers, adding water to blend. For a soft and subtle background, I inked up one of the text cling stamps and lightly stamped it across my images. To finish I added a vellum tag over each stamped tag and stamped my sentiments. Below is a close up of each tag.

 

These tags are super easy to make and could easily be made in batches. Thanks for visiting! Don't forget we would love to see what you make with Paper Wings Productions Stamps so add your projects to our Flickr Group,to Pinterest, or leave a comment with a link to your project. You can also check out our Facebook Page and You Tube Page for daily inspiration.

Supplies: Cardstock- White / Paper Wings Productions Clear Stamp Set- Little Halloween  / Paper Wings Productions Cling Stamp Set- Text / Staz-On Ink Pad- Jet Black / CTMH Ink Pads- Bamboo & Grey Flannel / CTMH Markers / Tag Die- Sizzix / Vellum / White String

Little Halloween Clear Stamp Set

Text Cling Stamp Set

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Spotlight Sunday: Rubber Cling Stamps with Inkadinkado Stamping Gear

Hi everyone, Katie here! I'm new to the design team and I'm excited to be a part of it!

This is my first post as part of the Paper Winds Productions design team, and I want to spotlight how well the Rubber Cling Stamps work with the Inkadinkado Stamping Gear. What's the stamping gear? It's a tool that lets you line up your stamps to create fun symmetrical designs that I think look like spirographs! You can't use regular clear stamps with stamping gear because they're too thin, but the Cling Stamps in the PWP shop work really well with the stamping gear, making it easy to create pretty spirographs.

I used the Pine Cling Stamp Set for my layout, I love anything nature themed and I really like how these stamps make me feel like I'm out in the woods.

Supplies needed: Rubber Cling Stamps, Inkadinkado Stamping Gear, Ink, Paper

How to use the cling stamps with the Inkadinkado Stamping Gear:
Place the stamping gear in the center of your paper. Make sure you're using a piece of paper large enough for the finished stamped spirograph.
Stick one of your cling stamps onto the clear paddle that comes with the stamping gear, you can use the grids on the clear paddle to align the stamp so that it's straight.
Apply ink to your stamp and place the notch at the end of the paddle down into one of the slots in the gear and firmly stamp your image.
You can stamp in every other notch for a more spaced out spirograph or stamp in every notch for a tighter design. I like the closer design that using every notch gives me.

I used a stamping mat underneath my vellum while I worked, I think it makes my stamped images turn out better with the details crisper.

The pinecones in the Pine Cling Stamp Set worked perfectly for the Autumn theme I was using on my layout, so I cut around my stamped spirographs and placed them on my layout then added my journaling in the center.

To finish my layout I layered some papers behind my photo, diecut my title and added some drips of spray mist for a fun look.

For more Fall ideas, check out these inspiring posts by fellow DT members!

Norma's Day of the Dead ATC's.

Dana's Fall Tag Books.

Also, check out October's Kits!

If you make a project with Paper Wings Productions stamps please share it! You can link your projects to the Facebook page, the flickr group, or comment a link to your projects on this post! You can see all the Paper Wings Productions Rubber Cling Stamps here.

Pines Cling Stamp Set

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What's Up Wednesday - Stamped Felt

Hi! Dana here with you today sharing a card that I created with one of my favorite Paper Wings Productions stamp sets. I've used plenty of creepy crawly embellishments on my wicked artwork this month, but I've neglected my furry friend a bit. I let loose my Howlin' For You Cling Stamp Set and had a lot of fun stamping on felt for my fun fall-themed card.

I built up a background of torn velvet specialty papers to create a bright and colorful base for my card. I then stamped onto felt using Archival Ink and the Howlin' For You Cling Stamp Set. I framed the stamped trees with lace to add another layer of texture to my card.

I finished my card with some twine and a metal token.

Thanks so much for stopping by today. If you're looking for some more inspiration, be sure to check out the Wicked Blog Hop from this past weekend. Other recent posts include Irit's delightful stamped layout and Cathi's mixed media art journal cover. There are TWO spooktacular October Mixed Media Nesting Components Kits available from the Paper Wings Productions Store this month while supplies last.

Howlin' For You Cling Stamp Set

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Thanks is for Giving Layout

Hello!  Norma here with you today to shine the spotlight on scrapbooking, with stamps of course.  I was able to create a simple yet beautiful background using stamps.

I started out with a cream colored sheet of cardstock and stamped the new Tile Pattern stamp (love by the way) with resist ink and then sprayed it with Dylusions and Lindy's Stamp Gang inks.  

After that I used the Writing Cling stamp to create another layer of detail in the background.

When I create, I love to add multiple layers and scrapbooking is no different.  Here I created layers of texture beginning with the Lindy's Stamp Gang Fusible Webbing included in the Sept Nesting Components kit.  I placed it on the background paper then sprinkled Lindy's Madonna Blue Robe embossing powder and set with my heat gun.   Then I added a library card from the March Nesting Components kit.  I also used a kraft tag from the Sept Nesting Components kit.  I stamped it with both of the leaves on the Leaf Stamp Set.  Finally, I matted my photo with a piece of cream colored burlap.

To dress my layout, I created this little cluster using the Prima leaves and velvet ric rack trim from the Sept Nesting Components kit.  I also used a little pumpkin applique that has literally been in my stash for over ten years.  That's crazy right, lol?!  You just don't know how happy I am to have FINALLY used it, lol!  Okay, for my title I used the Thanks is for Giving stamp which also has several beautiful fall themed stamps on it.

That's it, a quick and easy layout with a custom background.  So don't forget to breakout those stamps when you're scrapbooking!  Thanks so much for stopping  for a little visit!

Have a wonderful Sunday and rest up for the new week ;D