Distress Watercolor Dry Embossing

This is a CASED card from Splitcoast Stampers tutorial "Distress Watercolor Dry Embossing"

The embossing folder is Manhattan Flower Folder from Stampin' Up on their Shimmery White card stock. A brayer with Versamark Ink was lightly rolled over the embossed flower, clear fine embossing powder applied and heated. The Distress Ink refills were applied with a paintbrush and sprayed with water and allowed to spread. After drying, the card was sprayed with Pearl Glimmer Mist.

Three Clean and Simple Cards

Once again I used Kittiekraft.typepad.com 's tutorial on making little flowers...it is really easy and fun to do when you are too tired to make a card....just piddle around and make a bunch and then you have a stockpile of them to put on cards!

Cardstock: GP 110 lb white card stock
Stamp: Rubbernecker Stamps
Die: Memory Box Medallion
Flowers: I used post it notes for the colored papers, MS Hydrangea punch and Fiscars daisy border punch. The leaves are the popped out pieces from the medallion, colored darker with Copic marker.

Basically a clean and simple card with Hero Arts flowers stamp cut out and popped up on dimensionals with a Rubbernecker Stamps sentiment on GP white card stock colored with Copic markers.

I CASE 'd a card from Rubber Soul Stamps using their Mens Collection stamp set. Colored with Copics and added a MS butterfly punch on red Gina K card stock.
PS: I'm thinking the butterfly should be the smaller one...this one seems to overtake the flowers?

Celebrate Flowers

I subscribe to KittieKraft's emails and she sends new ideas every day with instructions on how to do the card....check out her blog to see more inspiration! This one was called Framed Floral Spray.

Cardstock: GP 110 lb white card stock
Ink: Versamark; Copics to add color to the frame, detail to flowers and leaves
Other: Green Micro glitter (applied with SU Heat and Stick Powder); Spica Green glitter pen (the green glitter was too light so added the green glitter pen)
Stamp: SU Wonderful Words
Frame: Martha Stewart Deco Fan PaTP  popped up on dimensionals; middle section cut out with square Nestbility
Flowers/Leaves: Martha Stewart Punches: Frond, Hydrangea
Ribbon: Martha Stewart Congratulations Ribbon

Inspiration: Kittiekraft.typepad.com http://kittiekraft.typepad.com/kittiekraft/2012/01/framed-floral-spray.html?utm_source=feedblitz&utm_medium=FeedBlitzEmail&utm_content=303431&utm_campaign=Hourly_%272012-01-17+01%3a00%3a00%27

Pink Poinsettia

Cardstock: Gina K Designs 120 lb
Inks: Copic coloring
Dies: Nestabilities Poinsettia; Frame: Fleur de Lis
Accessory: Liquid Pearls
Inspiration: KittieKraft.typepad.com Tutorial on Poinsettia Flowers/Frames

Will You Be Mine?

This is a card inspired from KittieKraft's blog(kittiekraft.typepad.com).
She has great a tutorial (http://kittiekraft.typepad.com/kittiekraft/frame-tutorial.html) about making frames.

Stamp: Stamps of Life by Stephanie Barnard
Die Cuts: Nestabilities Scalloped Square; Hearts are small Provo Craft dies
Embossing: Judikins Embossing Powder
Paper: Gold card stock, White GP 110 lb card stock
The hearts are popped up with dimensionals.

Tulips

These Clean and SImple Cards are using published photos by Kathy Fox. The photos were purchased at Stamping in the Rain, Seattle,WA.
Cardstock: GP (Georgia Pacific 110lb)
Stamps: SU Small Script
Ink: Memento Tuxedo Black, embossed
Tools: Scor Buddy for the embossed lines; Rectangle Nestabilities for frames

Nana's Needlework

I CASED these 2 cards from a beautiful one in SplitcoastStamper's Member Gallery by Color_Blocked_Lace_by_SanFransister.jpg.
Cardstock: Gina K Designs
Stamps: Gina K Designs: Nana's Needlework, Rubbersoul
Inks: DIstress Inks: Broken China, Wild Honey, Burlap, Rusty Hinge (Card # 1)
Technique: Color Blocking with Distress Inks and Perfect Pearls (Clean and Simple Class # 6)