Stamping at The Warren: First Sight Mothers Day Card Stampin Up! UK

Sunday 3 January 2016

First Sight Mothers Day Card Stampin Up! UK

Today's card is concentrating on clean lines with lots of white space and a monotone colour scheme
I have used white on white Matting, giving life with Stampin Dimensionals between the layers
I went with Lost Lagoon Classic Ink Pad, which co-ordinated well with the Pool Party Glitter Ribbon
I love a good flourish stamp, and the First Sight Stamp Set brings that beautifully. Popping the die cut sentiment adds additional lift, and a few Basic Rhinestones, adds extra sparkle to the Valentine/Love sentiment of this card.

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Tutorial

Trim a piece of Thicker Whisper Cardstock to 21 x 14.8 cms; score the long side at 10.5 cms; fold & burnish
Trim a piece of regular Whisper White Cardstock to 14.4 x 10.1 cms;
Using Lost Lagoon Classic Ink Pad, stamp each corner with the Flourish from the First Sight Stamp Set
Trim a piece of Pool Party Glitter Ribbon to approximately 11 cms & run a piece of Tear & Tape adhesive along the length of one side of the ribbon; remove the protective paper and adhere the ribbon across the centre of the card front, wrapping it around the back of the card.
Using Soft Suede Classic Ink Pad, stamp the 'I believe in love at first sight' stamp onto a scrap of Whisper White cardstock
Die cut using the best fitting Lots of Labels Framelits Dies using the Magnetic Platform with your Big Shot
Attach Stampin Dimensionals to the back of the label and mount to the centre of the card.
Add a few Basic Rhinestones and mount the card front onto your card base using Stampin Dimensionals for that final bit of lift.