Hello friends,
I hope you are enjoying our Independent Stampin' Up! Demonstrators Blog Hop featuring December holiday projects. Demonstrators from the UK, and the US are participating so we have many fun projects to share with you! You may have arrived from Sue Boerner's blog. She has a fabulous project!
I decided to share a card featuring one of my favorite stamp set bundles from the Holiday catalog, Dashing Deer, and coordinating framelits, Detailed Deer. My card was inspired by a card made by Michele Chard; click here to check out her video.
I was looking for a project to showcase Frost White Shimmer paint and came across Michele's card---not only did it use shimmer paint, it featured my favorite stamp set bundle, AND I learned that shimmer paint can be used like ink to stamp an image. Jackpot!
My project features pine trees (Nature's Root stamp set) stamped with Frost White shimmer paint and Whisper White cardstock spritzed with Frost White shimmer paint---lots of shimmery sparkle! The sentiment, found in the Winter Woods stamp set (another favorite!), is stamped with Balmy Blue ink. I used silver glimmer paper for my deer and added a flower die cut from the Detailed Deer framelits, topped with a rhinestone for added bling.
What do you think? Are you a fan of the Dashing Deer bundle? I'd love to hear what you liked about my design, so please leave a comment. Thanks for hopping with us.
Now click on the next image below to hop over to Ginger Rabesa's blog to see her holiday project.
Shirley Merker, US
Katie Johnson, US
Sandra Roberts, UK
Tracey Gouraud, US
Sandy Ward, US
Sue Kremer, US
Sue Boerner, US
Terri Stewart, US -- You are here
Ginger Rabesa, US
All the supplies used in my design can be ordered through my online store (click here or on products below).
- Balmy Blue cardstock
- Whispher White cardstock
- Silver Glimmer paper
- Frost White shimmer paint
- Balmy Blue ink
- Spritzer
- Detailed Deer thinlits
- Rooted in Nature stamp set
- Winter Woods stamp set
- rhinestone
If you have questions, use the Contact form on the right.
Stamping is fun!
Terri
