Samples – Page 10 – Stampin' With Candice

Daisy Garden Stamp Set

Want a quick and easy card?

The Daisy Garden Stamp set is the perfect solution. You can use any combination of colors just simply stamp the background and add it to your card base. Throw in a little ribbon for texture and your choice of greeting and you have a quick and easy that can be made in minutes. Remember this set is retiring so get it before it’s gone.

155079 – Daisy Garden (R)
155052 – Biggest Wishes (C)
Colors – Left Card – Pale Papaya (R), Evening Evergreen (R), Basic White (C)
Colors – Right Card – So Saffron (R), Blackberry Bliss (C), Basic White (C)
155573- 3/8″ Open Wave Ribbon Evening Evergreen (R) – Left Card
159194 – Rose Gold & White 5/8″ Striped Ribbon (R) – Right Card

(R) Retiring, (C) Carrying over

Quick Tip – Instead of removing my background stamp from the case I ink it in the case then put my cardstock over the part of the image that I want to stamp. I then place the largest block over the cardstock and use it to apply even pressure when stamping the image.

Just a thought – This same technique could be used with the Butterfly Brilliance set that I showcased yesterday. I would love to see your samples of this technique using any background stamp. Please feel free to share them in the comments or on my Facebook page.

Please feel free to contact me if you have any questions.

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April 6, 2023

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Butterfly Brilliance

After creating my video for my recent post on duel embossing techniques I wanted to try using the Butterfly Brilliance Stamp set that I mentioned my friend Alisa Tilsner used. I wanted the colors to be brighter those so I decided on more of a rainbow look. The card on the right uses the same wet embossing technique I showed how to use in the video.

The card on the left however is slightly different as the set doesn’t have an embossing folder but instead has a matching set of dies. The set has a set of dies that will cut out all the stamped images and it also has lined butterflies. For this project I used the blending brushes the same way to create the background and then used both dies to cut out the butterflies and place them over the background. I will be honest I love how this turned out.

I created this before I found out about the retiring list, however once I found the set and dies were retiring I new I need to share it right away. I’ve included a list of the retiring items so you purchase them before it’s to late.

155092 – Butterfly Brilliance Stamp Set (R)
155523 – Brilliant Wings Dies (R)
155052 – Biggest Wish (C)
158138 – White Frayed Ribbon (R)
160430 – Pool Party Grosgrain Ribbon (C)
159185 – 2021-2023 In Color Opal Rounds (R)
Colors – Mango Melody (R), Bermuda Bay (R), Polished Pink (R), Basic White (C)

(R) – Retiring, (C) Carrying Over

Please feel free to contact me if you have any questions.

April 5, 2023April 5, 2023

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Retiring Samples

I’ve made a goal to share a new post each day featuring retiring product from the 2022-2023 annual catalog or the 2023 Mini Catalog. I wanted to make it easy for you to find the retiring list as it should move down as I add new posts so I have decided to keep this quick post at the top of my blog for a reference. You can also learn more about the color refresh in the post. Click here for a link to that post. Keep scrolling to see the daily samples.

As the purpose of these post are to highlight retiring product I will only be listing retiring products used along with the colors used. If you would like more information on sizes, other products used or techniques used please feel free to comment or email me at andersoncandice@hotmail.com.

I hope you enjoy these projects. Remember you can order anytime online. Please use the hostess code listed to the right. Have Stamptasic day!

Please feel free to contact me if you have any questions.

April 5, 2023May 2, 2023

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Dual Embossing Techniques

Today I wanted to share a video where I show you how to create a similar card using two different types of embossing techniques. I’ve created the cards using a wet embossing technique called emboss resist and a dry embossing technique where the ink is applied to the embossing folder. What is cool about this technique is that I used the same process on both cards to get a different yet similar look. Which look is your favorite.

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March 28, 2023April 13, 2023

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Christmas Card Crunch 2019

In need of cute cards to hand out for Christmas? I’ve got you covered!

Join me:

Saturday, November 23, 2019
4:00 PM to 8:00 PM
Open House
My House: 270 N 400 W, Hyrum, UT
RSVP’s are appreciated
Email at: andersoncandice@hotmail.com
Call or text: 435-232-2655

Details:

Above is just a sample of the designs I will have available to create
Make as many as you want
Cost $2 each (minimum of $10)
First come first serve, while supplies last

November 20, 2019August 21, 2020

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Mark Your Calendars

Be sure to mark your calendars for my upcoming events. Be watching for more details coming soon.

Christmas Card Crunch Class

Make someones holiday season bright by sending out hand stamped cards. Create beautiful cards to send to family and friends this holiday season. There were be lots of styles to choose from. The same cards will be available on both dates so come on the date that works for you.

November 9th
November 23rd
4 pm – 8 pm

Mark your Calendars now for these fun events. Be watching for more information coming soon.

Crazy for Christmas Class

Need gifts for friends, neighbors, co-workers or someone special? Then I’ve got you covered. This class will feature lots of fun gifts you can make to share this season with those you love. You don’t want to miss this event so plan to come today. You can come to the morning or evening session or both. Do what works best for you.