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- “Under the Stars” with Newton’s Nook Designs & Echo Park Papers
  
  Posted at 8:05 am by Katie Williams
  
  Jul 3rd
  
  Good Morning and Happy Wednesday! Katie here from 2CrafyKaties to share with you THREE different cards using Newton’s Nook Designs “Lake Advice” stamp set & “Picnic Blanket” stencil by Echo Park Paper!
  
  Here is what I created:
  
  These cards were inspired by video that Jennifer McGuire posted about a week ago. I used my Gina K 4”x 4” wreath builder template with the Ranger Distress Oxide inks and stenciled the corners of the cards. Next, I cut I cut 4.25”x 8” cardstock for my card base. I LOVE this technique that Jennifer shared with us in her video. I am looking forward to using this technique in the future.
  
  Here is what I used:
  
  Scrapping for Less
  
  Newton’s Nook Designs – “Lake Advice” stamp set
  
  Echo Park Paper Co – “Picnic Blanket” Stencil
  
  Ranger Distress Ink – “Peeled Paint”, “Faded Jeans”, & “Gathered Twigs”
  
  Nuvo Glitter Drops – “White Blizzard”
  
  Gina K “Wreath Builder” template
  
  Thank you for stopping by. Make each day creatively crafty and stay tuned for more craftiness!
  
  Posted in All | Tagged 2CraftyKaties, Echo Park, echo part, gina k designs, gina k wreath builder, Newton's Nook, Ranger Distress Oxide, Stencil, stenciled background, stencils, Wreath, wreath builder
- Newton’s Nook Designs and Stampendous
  
  Posted at 5:08 pm by Katie Williams
  
  Jun 23rd
  
  Good Morning and Happy Thursday! Katie here from 2CrafyKaties to share with you TWO different cards using Newton’s Nook Designs “Vitamin Sea” stamp set & “Seashells” stencil and Stampendous “Cling Jellyfish” stamp !
  
  First I have a set of six cards using Newton’s Nook Designs “Vitamin Sea” stamp set & “Seashells” stencil.
  
  Here is what I created:
  
  These first 6 cards were inspired by video that Jennifer McGuire posted about a week ago. I used my Gina K 3.5”x 3.5” wreath builder template with the Ranger Distress Oxide inks and stenciled the corners of the cards. Next, I cut paper 3.75”x 3.75” and shaded the outside edges. Lastly, I cut 4”x 8” cardstock for my card base. I LOVE this technique that Jennifer shared with us in her video. I am looking forward to using this technique in the future.
  
  Here is what I used:
  
  Scrapping for Less
  
  Newton’s Nook Designs – “Vitamin Sea” stamp set
  
  Newton’s Nook Designs – “Seashells” stencil
  
  Ranger – Distress Oxide “Tumbled Glass” ink
  
  Ranger – Distress Oxide “Carved Pumpkin” ink
  
  Ranger Distress Ink – “Peeled Paint”, “Stormy Sky”, “Tea Dye”, & “Seedless Preserves”
  
  Nuvo Glitter Drops – “White Blizzard”
  
  Gina K “Wreath Builder” template
  
  My next card I struggled with. I just wasn’t sure how I was going to put it together. I started by stamping out the “Cling Jellyfish” from Stampendous and using my Scan n’ Cut to cut it out. I then took the “Tumbled Glass” Distress Oxide ink and shaded the whole the jellyfish. Then, I took the “Carved Pumpkin” and pressed the ink pad into an acrylic block to use as a paint pallet. I then painted the jelly fish in “Carved Pumpkin” and highlighted the circles with the “White Blizzard” Nuvo Glitter Drops. I then cut a card base 4”x 5.25” and “double stamped or 2nd generation stamping” the jellyfish (inking the image and stamping once on scrap paper and then stamping a second time on the card base). Lastly, I cut a card base 4.25”x 5.5” and shaded with the “Carved Pumpkin” Distress Oxide ink. Once all of this was done, I used foam squares to pop the jelly fish and assembled the card.
  
  Here is what I created:
  
  Here is what I used:
  
  Scrapping for Less
  
  Stampendous – “Cling Jellyfish” stamp
  
  Ranger – Distress Oxide “Tumbled Glass” ink
  
  Ranger – Distress Oxide “Carved Pumpkin” ink
  
  Nuvo Glitter Drops – “White Blizzard”
  
  Thank you for stopping by. Make each day creatively crafty and stay tuned for more craftiness!
  
  Posted in All | Tagged at the beach, Beach Background, distress ink, Distress Oxide, Distress Oxide Ink, Distress Oxide Inks, jellyfish, Newton's Nook, Scrapping for Less, Seashells, SFL Design Team Project, stampendous, Stencil, stenciled background, stencils
- My Favorite Things “You Gnome Me” is Super Adorable!
  
  Posted at 7:00 am by infoscrappingforless
  
  Jul 30th
  
  Hello and Happy Monday to You! Tina here from Cards and Coffee Time:) Today for my Design Team Project I am sharing a card I made with the super cute “You Gnome Me” stamp Set by MFT. I love scene building and this set was perfect for it:) I started my background with Distress Oxide Inks and a few stencils for the hillside and the brick wall. The colors I used for the wall are Vintage Photo and Fossilized Amber. For the Hillside I used Twisted Citron, shading lighter for the bottom hill and darker for the top. I used masking paper to section off the wall and hills. I colored in my images with copic markers and added a bit of shimmer with some gems from my stash. This stamp set is available at the Scrapping for Less Shop, check it out!! Thanks so much for stopping by! Have a Beautiful day! Hugs, Tina
  
  Posted in All | Tagged card making, cardmaking, Cards, Distress Oxide Ink, Gnome Cards, MFT, MFT You Gnome Me, My Favorite things, My Favorite Things You Gnome Me, papercrafting, Scrapping for Less, sfl, stencils
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