Welcome to the monthly All Star Tutorial Bundle Blog Hop!
Each month I hop along with these fabulous design team members. They are all incredibly talented and I am honored to work with them each month to provide these fantastic tutorials to our customers and our teams.
You can get these amazing tutorials two ways.
- Place an order with me, and get it emailed to you for FREE.
- Purchase the bundle of 12 tutorials in my shop. Click the BUY NOW button below to purchase the tutorials
Here are all the sneak peeks of this months All Star Tutorials.
Here is the project I created for today’s blog hop. This is an awesome stamp set and works fantastically with the new Stamparatus tool that will be available soon.
The great thing about this card is it only used a few supplies. The stamp set, of course, bermuda bay ink and lemon lime twist and whisper white card stock and bermuda bay card stock. Super simple.
It is very elegant and so simple.
Make sure you visit all of my friends as well. Supplies I used to create this card are listed below the blog hop list.
This Beautiful Peacock stamp set will be available January 3rd when Sale A Bration begins.
Supplies used on this card are listed here. Make sure if your order is $150 or more you DO NOT use the host code.
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Such a beautiful card, I love it and just made one for myself; thanks for sharing. I wanted to add that the sentiment came from the “Lovely Wishes” stamp set (I looked for it in the Occ. catalog). Thank you for sharing!
Love your card Wendy! Real simple, but so elegant!
Wendy this is such a pretty card. I love the colouring and appreciate the tip about sponging on the edges of the stamp. I forget about that and it can make such a difference. You’ve really made this image pop on this card. Thanks for sharing.
Beautiful & simple card! LOVE the technique…so easy & not super messy. Where is the sentiment from?
Woops…I just saw the first comment where the sentiment came from!