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Tag: Blue Steel Sequin Mix

Happy Birthday Mr. Fix It!
I love tools that have fun colors! Today’s card is clean and simple using the new Dad’s Tools layering stamp set along with some Lawn Fawn inks. Perfect for upcoming Father’s Day or your favorite guy’s birthday.

I knew I wanted to do some kind of grid with the screwdriver stamp, so I arranged the different screwdrivers around the sentiments I wanted to use. The front of the stamp package is perfect for this because everything stays put as you’re arranging.

This is a peek at all the inks I used. I only used 2 layers to stamp the handle this time. For the bottom of the screwdriver, I used the 2 gray inks at the end. I double stamped the Manatee ink to get a darker color for my 2nd layer.

A stamp platform is always handy for this type of precision stamping.

After getting all my images stamped onto my white panel, I arranged it at an angle with some repositionable tape on to the front of a blue notecard covered in patterned paper. I trimmed off the excess with my scissors and popped the panel up with foam tape.

I added some Blue Steel sequins using mini glue dots and Ranger Multi Medium Matte.

Thanks so much for joining me today. All supplies I used from the Kat Scrappiness shop are listed below.

—Heidi

–SUPPLIES–

Dad’s Tools layering stamp set

Lawn Fawn–Moonstone, Blue Jay, Carrot, Sunflower, Peachy Keen, Lobster, Hippo, Manatee

Tim Holtz Tonic Stamp Platform

Blue Steel sequins

Ranger Multi Medium Matte

Mini Glue Dotz
May 25, 2018
Lucky to have you as a Friend
Hello everyone, it’s me, Erica on the Kat Scrappiness Blog! Here to share with you a cute card I made featuring several Kat Scrappiness Dies!!

For today’s design team project share I decided to make a shaker card using the Kat Scrappiness Blue Steel Sequin Mix

and the HERO ARTS “Dress Up” Stamp and Cut

I created my shaker base out of fun foam and die cut out the circle using the Never Ending Circle Dies and Fancy Border Dies

I also use the Kat Scrappiness Never Ending Square Dies to create my card base and layering the inside of my card. For a final touch I did add a bow from my stash to finish off the card.

Please check out my Youtube card process video here:

Here is the list of supplies I used to make this card. For all the supplies linked, you can get it from Kat Scrappiness store. Happy shopping.

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September 17, 2017
Winter Shaker Card using New Kat Scrappiness Sequins with Jess

Hello crafty friends! I’m so excited to be sharing my first post as a designer for Kat Scrappiness. For today’s card I will be using two Kat Scrappiness dies and some of the beautiful new sequins.

The inspiration for this card was receiving some of the amazing new sequin mixes that were just released into the shop including the Blue Steel sequins I included on this project. I have a full video tutorial for you today that you can watch below or watch on YouTube.

Video:

[youtube https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qPDCzItERg4]

I started by stamping and coloring some of the adorable birds from the Lawn Fawn Winter Sparrows stamp set. I colored them in red and green so they would really pop off the blue background I intended to make. I wanted to create a unique shaker panel so I cut the edge of my panel with one of the new Kat Scappiness Scalloped Border Dies. Then I cut a large square from the Kat Scrappiness Never Ending Squares die set. I covered the panel with some Broken China Distress Oxide inks and added a bit of shimmer. I decided to use some vellum instead of acetate to create my shaker window because I thought it work well with the winter theme I was going for.

For an extra detail, I stamped the little music notes on the vellum and arranged my scene on top of the shaker. Remember it’s much easier to stamp before you assemble the shaker. I added the Blue Steel sequins to this card to mimic the look of snow and ice.

I’m so excited to create even more with the other beautiful sequins and dies that I received.

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September 2, 2017