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  • Make a Wish

    Hello Friends Waleska Galindo here with my first post of the month, today I wanted to share a birthday card I created because I am always in need of birthday cards.  Birthday cards are the cards I am always giving, so what are your most used cards? For my card today I used one of the newest released stencils the falling stars I hope you like my idea.

    CARD DETAILS:

    I first started die cutting the candles from the Birthday Essentials I used different colors of cardstock for a fun color combo.  I glue all the pieces and set them aside.  I then worked on the background, with Oxide Ink in Salvaged Patina Inked around this piece leaving a white space in the middle, I added some water splashes for more interest.

    Finally I used the falling stars stencil and I added glitter paste in gold for the stars, I adhered the candles and the make a wish word die with the same colors I used for the candles.  I did a gold and white layers for the card base and this super colorful birthday card is done!

    Thank you so much for stopping by today! I hope you have a wonderful day!

     

     

    Waleska Galindo

  • Sweet Cookie Friend Card

    Hello Friends Waleska here to share with you some ideas on how to use the Heart Donut Builder Dies to create some Yummy cookies too.

    CARD DETAILS:

    I started creating this card by cutting four dies from the Heart Donut Builder Die from kraft cardstock I glue two together to create dimention on the cookies and I inked the edges with Oxide ink Vintage Photo, I love the look they look like real cookies.  I then cut the wavy piece to create the icing on the cookie with white cardstock, I did the same thing and I glue two pieces together and then I add Glossy Accents to this pieces and put Distress Glitter Clear Rock Candy.  I finally cut the smallest heart from this set with read cardstock and I added the glossy accents and distress glitter they look so yummy!

    For the background I use Oxide ink Salvaged Patina and I cut a white frame too.  I adhered this piece to a red cardbase I added the two cookies in the center of the card and I added the word friend from the Hello my crafty Friend word die with shadow to this piece! I love how this card turned out and the real look I got from those cookies.  So now you know you can use the Heart donut dies to create cookies too.

    Thank you so much for stopping by today and sharing with me this fun card you can give to a sweet friend.  Have a great day!

     

     

    Waleska

  • Slimline Foliage Frame

    Hello Friends Waleska here, to share with you a Slimline card with the new Foliage Frame die!!!  I love this new Slimline version of the old design we had it is super versatile and gives a very elegant look to any card you make.

     

    CARD DETAILS:

    To create this card I started by cutting from  watercolor paper the Slimline Foliage Frame and with Oxide Ink Sprays spray and smooshed the color to create the splash detail.  I used Blueprint Sketch and Cracked Pistachio.

    I set aside this panel to dry and started with my card base, I wanted a soft color but bright enough to pop on the foliage background.  I masked a white card base so that the ink blended background was only inside the frame, and ink blend Twisted Citron Oxide ink.  I also put some color splashes of water mixed with the same inks I used before.  I added gold watercolor splashes too,

    I then put 3D Foam to raise the Foliage Frame to the card base and adhere it. I cut another panel of the die, but this time on gold cardstock and cut some of the foliage to tuck inside the frame for a gold look.

     

    I finish by adding the Thanks die cut from the Give Thanks word die by Kat, I only used the thanks die in the middle of the card.  I used a Kraft card base and added some sequins here and there for some sparkle.

    I hope you like my card today! Thank you so much for stopping by! I hope you can be inspired to create with all this amazing new dies and remember to Stay Safe and Stay Crafty!

     

    Waleska Galindo