Hope - I'm here for You

Hi All - it's Vicki, from All I Do Is Stamp.  Wow!  It's been a minute since I "missed" a post.  Normally, I might be 3 weeks out for the cards I design.  Today it was due, and I had not created a card!  I jumped into my stamp room, and got to it!

While I don't "need" this card at this time, for me, being prepared is a good thing.  [I would have no problem not using this card though - just sayin.]

I do love a good rainbow [a sign of good things to come] - so I grabbed the Partly Cloudy Stencil, some inks and blending brushes, and stenciled away.  When I stencil, I start at the top and work my way down.  How do you use a stencil?

I used the Hope Ribbon Stamp set [and the Ruffled Ribbon Die] and kept it simple with just black ink.  I stamped a sentiment from the same stamp set, and this mini slimline card is complete.

I do think a rainbow is rather a perfect background for a cancer card.  Full of hope :)  See you in a couple of weeks~

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Here for You

Hi all, it's Vicki here today and it's Breast Cancer Awareness month, so I am creating a card for that, and to also remind you to get that mammogram. 

I started by using the Tin Roof Stencil for the background panel using pink and red ink.

 

I went on to stamp [Hope Ribbon Stamp set] and emboss the  ribbon on some pink card stock, using some pink embossing powder [from my stash].  I cut it out using the Ruffled Ribbon Die. I used a sentiment from the same set. To add some fun texture I added some pearls to the centers of all the tin roof pattern.  This card is complete.  Fortunately, it goes in my stash of cards - I don't need it. YAY!

That's it for me today.  If you want, you can use my code [below] to save 15% off your purchase including the sale items!

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Hope Is Stronger Than Fear

Hello and happy Sunday!  Maria here on the blog with you today with another CAS card, showcasing the Hope Ribbon stamp set, the Big Hope Fri-Die and the Ruffled Ribbon Fri-Die.

To make the card, I stamped the image on some Bristol smooth white card stock with Versamark ink and sprinkled some white embossing powder on top.  I heat-set this image using my heating tool.

I ink-blended this piece with some Worn Lipstick distress oxide ink and use the Ruffled Ribbon Fri-Die to die-cut the piece.

I cut a rainbow patterned paper and adhered this piece on some A2 size card base.  I foam-mounted the focal image in the middle of the card.

I die-cut the word "hope" on some white and black card stock.  I slightly offset the white die-cut on the black to create some dimension.  I adhered this piece on top of the focal image.

Lastly, I stamped the sentiment using versamark ink and heat-embossed this again with my heating tool.  I added some sparkling clear jewels to finish my design.  Here's my card:

I don't know what it is but I have been into some rainbow-backgrounds lately.  It honestly makes me happy to see the rainbow colors.  Here's a closer look:

I hope you like my card today.  The supplies I used can be found on the Cas-ual Fridays online store.  Please don't forget to use my coupon code below for 15% off your order.

Thanks for stopping by and have an amazing day!