Looking for a quick and easy hello card? Then this one is for you! Welcome to this edition of On the CASE with Ann & Nicole.
While I continue to break down samples from current Stampin’ Up!® catalogs, my On the CASE partner, Nicole, is using her investigative skills to solve CASES throughout the crafting universe. Let the fun begin!
Lacy Hello Card
2019 – 2020 Annual Catalog Page 42
This card features the A Little Lace bundle, which will be available June 4th, when the 2019 – 2020 Annual Catalog goes live. Isn’t the Stitched Lace die stunning? While this card features the new In Colors Pretty Peacock and Terracotta Tile, the sky is the limit on the color combinations you can use with this versatile layout. While the version in the catalog is not a standard size, it can easily be sized to 4-1/4″ wide by 5-1/2″ tall. I hope you will give this card a try!
Colors of the Day
Stamp and Papers and Ink … Oh, My!
Stamp: A Little Lace
Paper: Whisper White Thick cardstock (3-1/2″ x 10-1/2″), Whisper White cardstock (4-3/4″ x 6-1/2″), Pretty Peacock cardstock (3-1/2″ x 5-1/4″), Terracotta Tile cardstock (3-1/2″ x 1-1/4″)
Inks: Versamark, Terracotta Tile
Other: Big Shot, Stitched Lace Dies, Heat Tool, White Stampin’ Emboss Powder, Embossing Buddy, Paper Snips, Noble Peacock Rhinestones, Linen Thread, Multipurpose Liquid Glue, SNAIL Adhesive, Stampin’ Dimensionals
“On the CASE” Notes
Your Step-by-Step Guide
1. Score the Whisper White Thick cardstock at 5-1/4″ to form the card base. Fold and crease using a bone folder.
2. Die cut the Whisper White cardstock using the Stitched Lace die. Use the border die to create the decorative edge. Cut this piece down to 3-1/2″ x 4-3/8″.
3. Ink the sentiment using Versamark, and stamp 3/8″ from the bottom of the Pretty Peacock cardstock. Heat emboss using White Stampin’ Emboss Powder. (Hint: To prevent annoying speckles, dust the cardstock using an Embossing Buddy prior to stamping.)
Adhere the lace overlay to the Pretty Peacock cardstock, and add to the card base.
4. Ink the Heart image with Terracotta Tile ink and stamp onto Terracotta Tile cardstock. Snip out with paper snips. Repeat for a total of three hearts. Adhere to card base with dimensionals.
5. Accent with 5 Noble Peacock Rhinestones, and a Linen Thread bow.
For all the details on how to make today’s easy lacy hello card, just click on the tutorial button below. You will receive your own FREE tutorial, which you can either save or print off. For more inspiration, don’t forget to visit the 2019 PDF Tutorial Gallery.
Now head on over to Nicole at Pixel Maven’s Retreat to see the CASE file she has been working on. Nicole always writes the BEST tutorials!
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Ready to order supplies to create your own easy lacy hello card? If you enjoyed today’s card, and would like to create your own, I would love to be your Demonstrator. The supply list is located below.
(Please note: The NEW catalog does not go live until June 4th. If you need a copy, and do not currently have a relationship with another demonstrator, please email me: ann@thestampinschach.com and I will drop one in the mail to you the next business day!)
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Won’t you leave me a comment to let me know what you think of today’s card? As always, if you ever have a question about the cards I create or the techniques I use, I am only an email away. Until next time…
