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Demonstrator Training July 2020 Blog Hop

July 14, 2020 July 13, 2020

Hello everybody!
Welcome to my blog. My name is Tatiana and I’m base in Australia. Today I’m blog hopping with the Kylie’s Demonstrator Training Program team. We are all learning so much from our amazing speakers and from each other. I love how we can inspire each other too. Inspiration is a beautiful thing. Today’s hop is all about inspiring you to get creative with Stampin’ Up!® products. I used the GORGEOUS Wreath Builder Dies for my project:

Tatiana Creative Stamping Adventure - Watercolour Wreath Celebratory card using Wreath Builder Dies from Stampin' Up!®

[All supplies used in this project are shown at the end of this post and are linked to my Stampin’ Up! online store. You can purchase them and create this project too! Thank you for your support of my stamping adventure]

Card Details:

Card Base: Whisper White Thick
Card Front: Whisper White (10 x 14.3 cm)

To create the wreath I took the die and placed it on to a piece of Fluid 100 Watercolor paper and with a pencil roughly drew an outline of the die.
I then water coloured in the die area using Soft Sea Foam, Pear Pizzaz, and Shaded Spruce. I heat set each layer of colour using my Heat Tool.
I did the same process with the flowers using Flirty Flamingo and Mango Melody.
To assemble the card, I die cut the other wreath from Vellum and adhered it to the card front using Mini Glue Dots. I had it coming off the edge slightly. Add green wreath on top. Trim off the off hanging parts using Paper Snips. TIP: turn the card stock to the back when trimming, you then can clearly see the edge.
Add the flowers and a bow.
To create the triple bow, take three lengths of the Linen Thread and then tie together as a bow as if you had one length. Add to card using a Mini Glue dot.
I finished the card with a sentiment stamped in Melon Mambo from the coordinating stamp set Arrange A Wreath.

You can watch this short video to see how I created the card:

I like to say that no card is complete without decorating the inside and the envelope:

For the inside of the card I added the snipped off wreath from the card front (I didn’t want to throw it out). For the envelope I used the die to emboss on the envelope flap. We had embossing mats a few years back and I still have mine. I’m excited that with the new Stampin’ Emboss and Die Machine that you can purchase an embossing mat.

Please now hop on over and check out all the beautiful inspirations from my fellow demonstrators:

Thank you for visiting my blog! I hope that I’ve inspired you to be creative.

Bye for now!
Tatiana

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