Hello stampers! Wow… halloween is so close! I’m sure, your treats are all ready. But you still have time to grab some treats for a last minute shopping!:)
Speaking of last minute, I will be sharing 5 projects total with all of you starting this week and so on – for a quick & easy last minute Christmas cards.Sometimes it’s easier to mass produce cards that are easy to make, and all you need to do is to add glue or tape. yay!♥
I will be featuring our brand new bits & pieces – Oh Christmas in all projects. And some of you grab it already. Thank you so much.♥
I hope these ideas will inspire you more, these pieces are very versatile and can be use in any projects.
I have to say, it took me only less than 5 minutes to make 1 card.lol I think that’s a record breaking for me, since I don’t really need to add anything except choosing a patterned paper for my background.
The rest are from the bits & pieces, add glue, and done!♥
It’s optional, but I rounded the corners for a softer look.:)
Hello, everyone! It’s Judy here, with my next project featuring the {Happy Mail} stamp set!
I made one more Halloween project, pairing up the {Happy Mail} stamp set with the fun {Beware} stamp set and a die cut milk carton (shared with me from my wonderful design teammate Lisa).
I stamped images on each side of the flattened milk carton before assembling. It was a lot of fun combining images from these two sets (along with some splatters from the {Fall Colors} set)!
Here is the front of the box, followed by views of each side as you spin the carton around:
I plan on filling this carton with some yummy Halloween treats for one of my little neices or nephews. What a fun way to receive some goodies this Halloween!
I hope you have been inspired by the design teams’ projects this week. Be sure to share your creations with us using #preciousremembrancestamps on your social media pages!
Welcome back for another {Happy Mail} stamp set collaboration 🙂 I love when I can add extra touches using small stamps from a set. Check out the center of my snowflakes!
I wanted to use my {Oh Christmas} stamp set with the new {Happy Mail} set for today’s project and instantly reached for the “let it snow let it snow” sentiment. Of course I needed some snowflakes, so I used some shimmer mists and dies to create some pops of color. Silver embossing is such a classic way to depict ice or frost.
There a small circle stamp in the {Happy Mail} set that says exactly that…and it punches out perfectly with a 1″ round punch! What a sweet detail to add with the silver embossing.
I hope you’ll think about small ways to add interest to your cards!
Stay tuned for Inspire Me Friday from the talented Judy Marino
Hidyho stampers! Lisa here today with a fun little Halloween treat bag that’s super easy to make. If you have a Misti you can knock several of these out in no time!
I lined up all of the circle images from the Beware stamp set on my Misti then stamped them with black ink. Next came the Open Me sentiment from the Happy Mail stamp set. Keep in mind how you want the bag to be opened when stamping this image. I colored the images with Tombow Brush Markers then added some glitter to the outer circle with a Gelly Roll pen. I decided to make the date image pop a little more, so I stamped it on purple cardstock then punched it out. It’s added to the bag with a big foam dot.
The envelope from the Happy Mail stamp set was stamped twice onto the textured lime green cardstock then fussy cut. I added more of that Gelly Roll glitter on the teeny hearts. After die cutting a banner, I stamped the deliver sentiment (Happy Mail). I added this to the tag then tucked the two envelops in.
I gussied up the tag with a fun junk bow then addressed it. This will go to the two little kiddos across the street. I’ll tuck it into their mailbox as a fun surprise on Halloween since Trick or Treat takes place the weekend before. Word has it they’re crazy for suckers! Looks like they’re getting treats from us twice this year. Its okay, they’re a pair of cutie patooties and totally worth it!
Hello again, friends! Missy here, and I have a new layout to share today combining two stamp sets and some of the new stickers and die cuts available in the shop. I always look through my stamps and see what inspires me at the moment. For this page, I began with my photos. They’re of my girls about to ride our 4-wheeler, so I wanted to create a messy and somewhat muddy layout to showcase them. I knew the scribble stamp from the Happy Art Stamp Set would be perfect, so I chose that to use on my background. I also used a sentiment from the New Day Stamp Set. I incorporated some of the new Coffee Love Stickers and Journey Bits & Pieces on the page as well. The pink in those helped me with my color scheme. I didn’t use any patterned paper on this layout, and it was a lot of fun to just use stamps and embellishments along with watercolors and sprays.
I absolutely adore this scribble stamp. It’s perfect for so many things, and it symbolizes mess and dirty for this page. I used a thick smooth cardstock without any gesso. I used some brown distress inks as well as some Heidi Swapp Gold Color Shine and some Shimmerz. I thought adding some pink would add a feminine touch to the brown splotches. My title is one of the stickers, and I simply adhered it to some cardstock and then cut it out so I could move it around. I glued it to my photo and then machine stitched through it with gold thread. A lot of the gold embellishments around the page are from my Crate Paper stash.
Here are a few of the fun stickers. These are perfect for planners, but I like the challenge of making them work on a layout. I used them as layers and smaller subtitles. Here is where I used the New Day Stamp Set. This quote was just right for these photos.
I really love how the pinks and browns look together. I don’t normally go for browns, but the pictures suited it. I used one of the camera die cuts here available in the Journey Bits & Pieces. There are three different sizes of these cameras! Again, the other embellishments are from various Crate Paper collections.
Here’s a closer look at the camera and the background stamping. Stamping doesn’t always have to be front and center; you can use them for subtle elements, too. I did more machine stitching here to add more pops of shiny gold.
I hope this has inspired you in some way to create a fun layout using your stamps! And be sure to check out the shop for all the new stickers and die cuts. They’re very versatile and can be used in so many ways. Also, be sure to check out my process video if you’d like to see how I created this page.
Here’s how I was inspired! I inked up those fun circle images from the Beware set in a charcoal ink. It gives it a worn look and just what I was looking to complement my design. I wanted to have a handful of the images included on my card so I staggered them with spacing and foam adhesives.
I managed to include two sentiments, one from each stamp set. The Happy Mail set is perfect for card + envelope designs:
This has already gone postal and hopefully it will brighten the recipient’s day!
Hi stampers! Yay!:) Holiday season is fast approaching, we will be giving gifts , letters, or any happy mails soon. Busier months are definitely coming!♥ Are we ready yet? Hmmm….. a lot of things to prepare for sure! And one of those things is to make sure it’s a special one. But it’s the thought that counts!:)
Today, I have another project idea using our brand new set Happy Mail Stamp Set.
I created a cluster of stamped images, the & is from a fiskars punch. The mini doily behind it adds a little softness to this card, I love that size, it’s cute and delicate!♥
The stamped border on the side adds a pop of color as well. And to make it more interesting, I drew a straight line just beside it.♥
Thank you so much for joining me today. I hope you got inspired with my simple card!:)
Hello, everyone! I’m so excited that October has arrived because I love making Halloween projects for my little nieces and nephews! I love the excitement of Halloween, the costumes and the scary stories, the coming of fall and the cooler weather…and who doesn’t love the candy?
My project this week features our newest release set, “Happy Mail,” paired with the fun “Beware” set. I made a quick and easy treat bag for a little one…and I will likely make more!
I punched circles from card stock that matched the polka dots on my treat bags (from the dollar section at Target — a great find!). On one side I stamped “TO:” while I stamped the “FROM” on the reverse side.
I combined stamps from both sets to make the topper for the bag. I thought the “open me if you dare” went perfectly with the upper-case OPEN ME!
I also thought it was a fun touch to stamp “Happy Halloween” directly onto the bag. Can you spy it at the bottom?
Have you made any Halloween projects using PRS stamps? We’d love to see your creations! Be sure to use #preciousremembrancestamps any time you post a project on social media!
What an awesome Wednesday to share a CAS Halloween card and matching envelope using the crazy versatile {Happy Mail Stamp Set}…which I of course combined with the wickedly great {Beware Stamp Set}.
My favorite color combo for the witching season is lime green, purple, orange, and black. Without the lime though, I’d be lost 🙂 I stamped the circular images from the {Beware Stamp Set} to create patterned paper. Using 3 nesting circle dies to created the focal point, I pitched out (put in the recycle bin) the middle ring so that the black card base would show between the out and inner most circles. I stamped the sentiments and arranged them from longest to shortest. This stair step look works great as a design element for CAS cards.
And who wouldn’t want to send this card in a matching envelope…which by the way, I’m really feeling mail art right now. The new {Happy Mail Stamp Set} had just what I needed!
Thanks for stopping by and I hope you’ll take some time to create!
Hey there stampers! I have an autumn card to share with you featuring the newest Happy Mail stamp set. I wanted to create a fun background for this one. Hope you like it!
I’ve stamped the You’ve Got Mail sentiment repeatedly using a soft gray ink on a cream background. Next I filled in with the set of arrows. It looked just a bit too plain, so I added the dots from the Fall Colors stamp set.
This panel was added to a cream card base then topped with some die cut patterned paper from my stash. My focal was created with two stamped and fussy cut leaves from the Fall Colors set and the postage stamp image from the Happy Mail set.
I trimmed along the edges of the stamped image then used a tiny hole punch to give it the look of a real stamp! Don’t you just love the way this looks!
