My Stamping Garage

February Card Class Sneak Peek - Fine Art Floral Suite

I just finished designing my cards for this month's Card Class To Go.

 

I love the Art Gallery Bundle on page 34 of the current Mini Catalog!  That bundle combined with the Fine Art Floral Designer Series Paper on page 35, creates a match made in heaven! I am always so amazed at how the paper looks 3-D. It always tempts me to touch it to feel the layers of oil paint (of course it is always flat to the touch - I have given in to that temptation on occasion).

 

When I was designing my cards, I picked up the Fine Art Floral Paper, The Floral Gallery Dies, and the Golden Garden Designer Series Acetate. They turned out to be just the right choice for this card. The Acetate has designs that overlay the images on the designer paper.

I can't seem to get enough of the Blushing Bride Metallic Ribbon! I think it added the perfect accent. I wonder how many rolls of the ribbon I will use before it retires?

 

I have a very special friend with a birthday in March. I designed this card with her in mind!

 

If you would like to try my Card Class to Go, click here and fill out this Google Form.

I charge $25, and that includes shipping to your door!  It includes everything you need (except adhesive) to make 12 cards with envelopes (3 cards each of 4 different designs). There is a flyer included that has dimensions and supplies listed for each card with a full-color photo. There is also a link to a video for each card stepping you through how to make it. Because this is a "to go" class, I can send it anywhere in the USA. Sorry, I cannot sell outside of the USA. If you have any questions, please email me at [email protected].

Pop Up Flip Card Tutorial and Video

I had intended to post a tutorial on using the Gilded Gold Leafing. I will still be posting that tutorial in the near future. I am posting this tutorial first, because it will be on the Splitcoast Stampers tomorrow (Feb 10, 2021).

I had fun using this technique to create several cards. I love that when you open the card, you can still see the image from the front.

Here is the card that I showed in the tutorial on Splitcoast Stampers.

 

 

Here is the video tutorial:

 

 

Here are some other samples:

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Click the link below for a Written Tutorial with photos:

Download Pop-up flip card written tutorial for blog (with photos)