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A Sweet and Simple Monochromatic Card with Hello Honey
As part of my In Color Club, I send out a card that focuses on the In Color of the month. This was one of the cards I sent out for the last Hello Honey month. It is a quick card that was fast and easy using the In Color supplies they received that month.
Tips for making this card:
- Keep your colors simple. I added a touch of Mossy Meadow to my Hello Honey card just to ground everything and make the embossed flower pop.
- Use the Flower Shop stamp set to heat emboss with White Embossing powder on Hello Honey cardstock and punch out with the Pansy punch.
- Add a second pansy punch piece under the top flower and offset it for make some green leaves.
- The Bravo stamp set isn’t just for congratulations! Use the “Sweet” stamp set for anything from birthday, new baby, or a fun thank you card!
- Use White cardstock to break up the designer paper and the solid cardstock. It helps keep the pattern from getting too overwhelming.
Project Supplies Used:
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December 29, 2014
Happy St. Patricks Day with a Pansy Punch Shamrock
Happy St. Patrick’s Day! It snuck up on me, but thanks to my hubby, I remembered to wear green this morning. 🙂
Well, last week for my stamp club, I shared this cute little tag as a bonus project to show another great way to use that Pansy Punch. Turn it into a fun shamrock for St. Patrick’s Day!
Now, how do you make it?
1. First, punch out a flower in your favorite shade of green (in this case, I used Gumball Green).
2. Then, pick a petal to start trimming and cut off the sides of your selected petal. (I’ve shaded in the part to cut off in the picture below)
3. Cut away the petals….
And you have a cute shamrock!
Add it to cards or die cuts to make a fun tag for a card, gift, scrapbook page, whatever you need.
I punched out a 2-1/2″ circle in Very Vanila and added the stamped sentiment from the Teeny Tiny Wishes stamp set and then mounted the whole thing on a Gumball Green starburst (using the Starburst framelits). Add a green button, just for fun, and Ta Da!
So, I hope you have a great – and lucky – day!
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Supplies Used

Pansy Punch
$15.95
Teeny Tiny Wishes
$36.95
Starburst Framelits Dies
$26.95
2-1/2 Inch Circle Punch
$16.95
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March 17, 2014
Fun with Flower Shop stamps and Doilies
Just a quick card share today – this was another card we made at our recent club night. I was playing with a little bit of everything at my craft table to create this texture-rich card.
The one thing that is a little different about this card, but can be hard to tell when looking at it, is that we actually cut the white Tea Lace Doily in half and overlapped the pieces so that the total size of the doily is a little bit smaller than normal. That let us have the look of the doily without it taking over the entire width of the card.
The nice thing is that the Calypso Coral chevron ribbon covers up the seam where we glued together our halves of the doily so no one would ever know!
Add some Naturals Specialty Composition paper and some images from the Flower Shop stamp set and you have yourself a card!
Stampin’ Up! Card Supplies
Stamps: Flower Shop, Teeny Tiny Wishes
Ink: Pear Pizzazz, Calypso Coral
Paper: Pear Pizzazz, Naturals Composition designer paper
Accessories: Tea Lace doily, Calypso Coral chevron ribbon, Subtles Buttons, Pansy Punch, 2-1/2” Circle punch
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October 12, 2013