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Friday, March 26, 2021

True Love Designer Series Paper Cards and Video second batch

For these cards using the True Love Designer Series Paper, I used a variety of coloring tools, and for the first card, I just used the pretty paper as is in Black and White. There are so many ways to use this paper!

I chose the Nested Labels because they are retiring as well as the Layering Squares...

For this card, I colored the squares with Stampin' Blends in Purple Posy, Highland Heather, Shaded Spruce and Just Jade. I like the repeat created with the Dainty Diamonds Embossing Folder. I clipped the points of the square a bit on the sentiment square as well.

This card was made using Pool Party Ink added to the Designer Series Paper with a Blending Brush.

This card was created using sponge daubers for a quick coloring tool!

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Wednesday, March 24, 2021

2020-2021 Annual Catalog Retirement List!!

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Tuesday, March 23, 2021

True Love Designer Series Paper Ways to Use It Tips Video + Blends colored cards

Using Blends to add color to any outline patterned paper can make a simple but stunning card. It is a joy to choose different colors and plan which flowers to color. I used a variety of Blends on this Rococo Rose cardstock based card. I used dark and light Rococo Rose blends and Light Flirty Flamingo as the light pink. I also colored the small daisy shapes Light So Saffron and the dahlia-looking flower Light Calypso Coral. The eucalyptus branches are Light Mint Macaron and the remaining leaves are Light and Dark Old Olive.

For this card, I enjoyed the contrast of the Pretty Peacock against the Basic Black and Basic White. I added the rich light and dark blends of both Pretty Peacock and Old Olive as well as Light So Saffron for the wild rose centers. I love this way of using the flowers found along the straight edge of the patterned paper tucked under a die cut sentiment!