Sunday 9 October 2016

Crazy Crafters Blog Hop - 9 October - Guest Julie Davison

 
Welcome to the Crazy Crafters Blog Hop with our Special Guest stamper, Julie Davison - we are thrilled to have Julie join us this month and so excited to CASE (Copy And Selectively Edit) any project that has been created by her .  We hope you find great inspiration from the projects.

Whether you are starting the blog hop here at my blog, Stephanie Fischer - The Crafty Thinker, or have come from the person before me, be sure to click on the person listed under me further down the page to continue your journey on this blog hop.

Stampin' Up! Fresh Fruit Card for Stamp of the Month Club (August 2016) with Julie Davison www.juliedavison.com/clubs
Click on the image to see Julie's tutorial

This is Julie's beautiful card that inspired me.


One of the many things that I love about Stampin' Up products is the way they work together so effortlessly.  It's so easy to make a special card by combining a stamp set with matching Designer Series Paper.  And what really appeals to me about this card of Julie's is that it makes the most of matching combinations and can be dressed up to suit any occasion just by changing the paper, stamp or embellishments.

I got so caught up in the enjoyment of CASEing this card that I made three cards to suit three very different occasions.

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I love the classic look of this pretty blue and white combination

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No wastage!  The spare piece of DSP decorates the inside of the card!
For this very classic looking thank you card, I used the Floral Boutique Designer Series Paper (DSP) and the heart-shaped floral stamp from the beautiful Bloomin' Love stamp set.  The greeting is from Flourishing Phrases.  

The base card is Night of Navy cardstock cut to 12" x 5" and folded in half to form a 6" x 5" card.  For the inside of the card and the top layer of the decorative label, I used Whisper White cardstock to match with the DSP.

The silver ribbon is from the 1cm Glitter Ribbon Combo Pack.

The birthday card combines the very beautiful Petals & Paisleys DSP with the equally gorgeous Paisleys & Posies stamp set.  The greeting is from the Birthday Blossoms stamp set.

To combine the four paisley elements, I used the masking technique.  I stamped the large circle first and covered it with a mask I had pre-made.  I then stamped the large curvy element and masked that before stamping the final two elements.  I stamped them all in Basic Black Archival ink and coloured them with Stampin' Write Markers.  My colour choices were determined by the colours in the DSP.
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I just can't get enough of the this Paisley Suite!
The base card is made from Mint Macaron 12" square cardstock cut to 12" x 5" and folded in half to make a card 6" x 5".  For the inside of the card and for the decorative label, I used Very Vanilla cardstock to match with the DSP.  The ribbon is Delightful Dijon  from the 1cm Ribbon Trio Pack.
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The shapes and colours in this paisley DSP are so beautiful!

For the Christmas card I used the Candy Cane Lane DSP and layered it onto a base card (the same size as the others) of Crumb Cake cardstock.  The ribbon I used is the Real Red 3/4" Stitched Edge Ribbon.
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And now for something seasonal!

I stamped the gingerbread man from the Cookie Cutter Christmas stamp set and punched him out with the matching Cookie Cutter Builder Punch (buy the bundle and save 10%!).  The greeting is also from the Cookie Cutter Christmas stamp set.  

I added a layer of Real Red cardstock for a bit of Christmas oompth and used one the dies from the Christmas Stockings Thinlits set to cut a little bow from Red Glimmer Paper.
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The Candy Cane Lane DSP includes so many iconic Christmas images!

Another great way to dress up this card layout would be to exchange the label shape for a differently shaped layer: maybe a circle, square or Christmas bauble.

I hope you've enjoyed this card and I welcome your comments. 

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28 comments:

  1. Awesome CASE Stephanie and 3 times too :) It's a great design to showcase lovely the DSP that is available at SU. TFS

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  2. Great case. I am a big fan of Floral Boutique DSP. I love the way you use the love heart on your tag. Now you make me think to get the set....

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  3. Beautiful cards Steph.....you have CASEd Julies idea just beautifully

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  4. I love all your versions of this card! It just goes to show what a great layout it is, being able to apply it to all the different occasions. TFS xx

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  5. Wow Stephanie, they're all beautiful and love each of the designs with the coordinating DSP. Perfectly made for each occasion. Awesome case and work. :)

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  6. Fabulous set of cards, Stephanie! Each card looks totally different!

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    1. Thanks, Satomi. It's a great layout isn't it? All depends on the choice of papers and images!

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  7. Great set of cards Stephanie. The colours chosen for each card work so well.

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  8. Isn't it amazing how you can use the same card layout and make three cards that look so different? I love all three and can't pick one favorite. Thank You for sharing them all!

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    1. Thank you for your inspiration, Julie. I think I'll be using this layout more in future.

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  9. A perfect CASE Stephanie - love them all. Angexo

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  10. Love the designs. I'm glad I don't have to decide which is my favourite.

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    1. Thanks Rosalie - It's hard to choose between the gorgeous DSP, isn't it!

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  11. Wowsers! Love them all Stephanie xox

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  12. Hi Stephanie, love all three of your cards! Great job!

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