Hello! My name is
Heather Hoffman - and I'm thrilled to be guest designing several times this month to share cards using the brand new
Sew Sweet Collection from
Tammy Tutterow! This is my second post here on the Spellbinder Blog - you can check out my last post
HERE. Today I went very much with the the feel of this collection - very handmade and vintage crafty - to make two cards!
This first card uses the adorable
Cute as a Button Stamps - a perfect huge card size sentiment! When I saw this pattern paper from Authentique, I just knew I needed to put them together.
I heat embossed this huge gorgeous sentiment in white on vellum - this allowed me to attach it over my pattern paper and have both the sentiment and the paper showing.
I die cut a couple of border pieces using
Sew Sweet Trims die set and adhered those at the top and bottom of my vellum panel, I then could hide foam adhesive behind those, and attach my vellum panel to my pattern paper. This also gives it a bit of lift and dimension which is kind of fun.
Next up, I pulled out some of the gorgeous dies from Sew Sweet Valentine - isn't that layered heart so fun and amazing?!?!?
I die cut it from more pattern paper from the same Authentique 6x6 paper pad, and layered it together so that it was slightly offset on my white woodgrain cardstock panel.
I added the banner and leaves from the same set, then finished off with a sentiment from
Sew Tiny Sentiments stamp set, a button and some twine, and a few jewels from Pretty Pink Posh.
Spellbinders Supplies:
Other Supplies:
Card #1: Neenah Cardstock - Solar White 110lb; Vellum - Simon Says Stamp; Pattern Paper - Authentique Stitches 6x6 Paper pad; Simon Says Stamp Ink - Embossing Ink; Miscellaneous - Foam adhesive, white embossing powder.
Card #2: Neenah Cardstock - Solar White 110lb, Desert Storm 100lb; Simon Says Stamp Cardstock - White Woodgrain and ivory; Jewels - Pretty Pink Posh Buttercream; Twine - May Arts Natural Jute String; Ink - Simon Says Stamp Khaki; Miscellaneous - adhesive tape, button.
Do you like making vintage style cards like this? Or do you prefer to go more modern? Or are you like me? I kind of love trying my hand at everything!
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