Showing posts with label Cuttlebug. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Cuttlebug. Show all posts

Saturday, June 12, 2010

Holiday Sunday - Snowflake...

It's Holiday Sunday and here's a quick card I made using the Fleur de lis Pendant Die from Spellbinders. My corner punch is the Iron Gate punch from Martha Stewart, and I used the large Snowflake embossing folder that I got on HSN. This card measures 5 1/4 x 5 1/4 inches and I added lots of pearls for bling!


Friday, May 28, 2010

Happy Ever After...

One of MY cards is in the finalists for the "Priscilla Award" on the Midnight Madness Blog, so please, please, go and vote for me HERE!!!

My card today features a Fred, She Said digital stamp called "Rose Spray and Candle." I printed the image on Whisper White cardstock, colored with Copic Markers, then cut it out. My sentiment stamp is from Inkadinkado, and I used Memento Tuxedo ink on Bazzill cardstock. I used my Plain and Scalloped Heart Nestabilities, and the Swiss Dots and Textile Embossing Folder from Provocraft. My corner punch is from Martha Stewart. Gold pearls and a shimmery satin gold-trimmed ribbon finished the card!

Saturday, May 08, 2010

Wedding card...

A special Happy Mother's Day to you!! I hope your day is lazy, full of love and laughter, and not having to do a darn thing!

My second card today features a lovely sentiment from the "Wedding Sentiments" digistamp set from Ethereal Forest Designs.


Tuesday, April 06, 2010

Notecard Folder Gift Set...

I dug through some past projects I created for my stamp club, and decided to post the "Notecard Folder Gift Set" we made. This is a 4 card set that you can give as a gift to a shut in, someone in the hospital, or for someone who likes to send homemade cards but doesn't craft themselves.



Sunday, March 28, 2010

Bunny Girl and Chicks...

Click HERE for the "Fred, She Said" BLOG HOP!

I just purchased the cutest digistamps from Pink Cat Studio for Easter! They have such FUN images for all occasion and holidays! I just love their Halloween and Thanksgiving images!! My card is below and I had such fun with the bright neon colors!



I printed "Lily paints an Egg" on Whisper White cardstock then colored with Copic Markers. I punched the edge with the new EK Success Argyle Punch Edger, then mounted it to a green glittery cardstock I had punched with the new Scroll and Hearts punch. I adhered that panel to a Cuttlebugged white cardstock, then to yellow glittery cardstock, then to a white card. I added Teal blue organza ribbon and a bow, and rhinestones to finish it off. Card size: 4 3/4 x 6 inches

Don't forget that it's Sneak Peek Week at Ethereal Forest Designs. The design team has created darling cards for the new images and sentiments that are being released on April 1st. Stop by and see their creations!

Thursday, March 18, 2010

Old Rugged Cross...

A great Gospel Hymn and a fabulous image to go with it by Sweet 'n Sassy Stamps! They have a lot of wonderful digital images for Easter, whether it be religious or whimsical you prefer. I love the "Old Rugged Cross" and I used the new Egg Nestabilities for the frame. (Robin? Do you have the eggs? Oh wait, you don't!)


I printed the cross onto Whisper White cardstock, then colored with Copic Markers. I sponged Memento Summer Sky ink all around the image then laid it aside. My background is white glittery cardstock,  and I embossed with the Textile folder in the Cuttlebug. I cut out the center using the largest Egg Nestabilities, then added decorative pearls around the edge. I mounted my cross to the back of this then added a fancy tag with ribbons and pearls. My sentiment is from Studio G. I adhered the cross panel to glittery purple cardstock, then to a sky blue card. Card size: 4 3/4 x 6 inches

Thursday, February 25, 2010

You give me wings...

Well, it looks like we're going to get about 12 - 20 inches of snow once the storm has finished tomorrow night! So what better way to spend the day than to play in my newly organized craft room! I tell you, I can find things!! I can't say too much how wonderful it all is, because my sister will get a big head! And we definitely don't need that!!

My card today uses the Pendant Nestabilities, Cuttlebug Embossing folders and dies and a Digistamp Sentiment from Sweet 'n Sassy Digital Stamps! I love the look of an all white card with a touch of black. It's such a clean, crisp look and can fit many occasions. Scroll down to see how I made my creation!

This card fits the following Challenges: C.R.A.F.T. Challenge, Cute Card Thursday, Crafty Creations, Creative Inspirations, Belli Challenge, Flutter by Wednesday, Corrosive Challenge and Little Red Wagon


This card uses a lot of elements but comes together fast! I first embossed a white cardstock panel using a Stampin' Up embossing folder. Next, I cut out the decorative square Pendant Nestabilities using more white cardstock. My butterfly was cut out with the Butterfly Cut and Emboss from Provocraft, and I added some glitter to the surface with an Essential Glue Pad, though it's hard to see in the picture. I printed my sentiment from Sweet 'n Sassy and cut it out with the plain Square Nestabilities. I layered it to another square panel and added decorative pearls above and below the sentiment. I mounted my background embossed panel to a white card, then added my Pendant, my sentiment squares and butterfly. Next came the satin ribbon and a bow, then I popped up my butterfly wings and added pearls to finish the card. Card size: 5 1/2 x 4 1/4 inches

Wednesday, February 03, 2010

New OCC Sketch Blog...

There's a new blog for Our Creative Corner's Thursday Sketch Challenge! Make sure you take a look today to see the design team's first Sketch on our new BLOG! Everyone is welcome to play along and feel free to use your favorite stamps and embellishments!


My card uses a digistamp from Delicious Doodles, and I printed the rose on Whisper White cardstock, then colored with Copics, and cut it out with small scissors. My designer paper is from a K&Company stack called "Madeline". I used the Martha Stewart Deco Fan punch, on the paper and mounted it to a white card. I adhered my rose cut out onto a panel of white cardstock that I had embossed with the Holly Ribbon's embossing folder for the Cuttlebug. I punched the corners using the new Valentine Looped Hearts by Martha Stewart. I mounted that to a pink cardstock, then adhered the panel to my designer paper. I added the pearl flourish and a pink organza bow to finish the card. Card size: 5 1/4 x 5 1/4 inches

Thursday, January 28, 2010

Wedding card...

For information on the Design Team Call for Ethereal Forest Designs, click HERE!

Today, my card is for the OCC Sketch Challenge, (sketch below) and I really love how this card came out! It's a larger sized card, but I needed it for my cute couple from the "Eskimo Kisses" stamp set by Sweet 'n Sassy Stamps. Read below to see how I created this card!


I stamped my Eskimo's on Whisper white cardstock using Memento Tuxedo Black ink, then colored them with my Copic Markers. I cut them out with scissors, then added sparkly glitter on their fur for some bling. I mounted them onto a heart cut from the Scalloped Hearts Nestabilities then embossed it with the Paisley Cuttlebug folder. I added pretty pearls, then mounted the piece to a white card that I had embossed using the Holly Ribbons folder. I adhered this panel to a glittery cardstock, then to a white card. I cut out decorative corners from matching glitter cardstock, added my ribbon, my bows and more pearls to finish the card. Card size: 5 1/2 x 6 1/4 inches.

Friday, January 22, 2010

a new digistamp company...

If you have come for the Fred, She Said Blog Hop, please click HERE!

There is a new digistamp company debuting soon called "Ethereal Forest Designs" and I tell you, the artist has some of the cutest images I've seen so far! As Coordinator of Lee's (the artist) Design Team, I get to play with her images before they are released. My first sneak peak was a Valentine card using "Elmer the Elephant" and you can see the post here!

I am currently looking for a few more artists to join the Design Team and will have information on the Design Team Call in the next few weeks. Brush off your resume and stay tuned!

The next image is "Jewel" and she's just so cute tossing her hearts into the air for Valentine's Day! I just adore this little girl! See below as to how I made this card!

I printed Jewel onto Whisper White cardstock, then cut it out with a Rectangle Scalloped Nestabiliites. I colored the image with Copics, then added faux stitching along the edges. I matted my image to red cardstock, then adhered it to my designer Valentine paper by Martha Stewart. I stamped my sentiment using Memento Tuxedo Black, then outlined it with a Copic Marker. I added a ribbon, glittery rickrack, sparkly hearts and a red satin bow to finish the card. Card size: 5 1/2 x 4 1/2 inches

Saturday, January 16, 2010

a Sketch and a Theme...

If you have come for the Fred, She Said Blog Hop, please click HERE!

My card today focuses on a Sketch from the Sweet Stop and a Challenge Theme from Our Creative Corner. The theme from OCC is to use Blue and Green in your card creations. The sketch is to use a sentiment (no stamped images). I've combined mine to make this pretty card!

My designer paper is by My Mind's Eye "Playful Posies" stack, and I punched my green paper with one of the new Martha Stewart punches. I cut out two labels using Labels 4 from Nestabilities and stamped my sentiment from Sweet 'n Sassy stamps in Memento Tuxedo Black ink onto the smallest. I used the Swiss Dots Embossing folder on my largest cut out label. I tied a pretty polka dot chiffon bow around the card, then added my labels, a glittery leaf, and rhinestones to finish the card. Card size: 5 1/2 x 4 1/4 inches


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Don't forget that you can still get the fabulous 6 new releases from Sweet 'n Sassy Stamps for only $40! I will be showing more cards made with these stamps throughout this month! These are some of the sweetest stamps ever!


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Thursday, January 07, 2010

Our Creative Corner Sketch Design Team...


Well, it's official! Today they are announcing the new Sketch Design Team for Our Creative Corner, and I was asked to join the team! As you know, I've been doing a lot of the OCC's Sketch and Challenges these past months, and I'm just thrilled to be a part of such great artists! The design Team and their blogs are listed below. Just click on their name to be taken to their respective blogs, and you'll be amazed by their talent! I'm looking forward to working with these ladies and can't wait to get started! We have Sketch Challenges on Thursday's, and Themed Challenges on Saturday. Why don't you come and play with us?

Without further fuss and ado, here is my first card as a sketch team designer for OCC. This card is for the Sketch Challenge (sketch is below). Why do I like sketches? Sometimes I can't come up with a fresh idea, or my cards seem to be repeating themselves. With the sketches, it gives me a jump start on an idea, using an image, background papers, and it's just up to me to put it all together.


My image for this darling card is by a new artist on the Digistamp scene. The "Ethereal Forest Designs" website will be up and running soon, and this too, too cute Elephant named "Elmer" is one of the images in their catalog. I will be showing sneak peeks of the designs in the next few weeks. Stay tuned for more information because you'll definitely be wanting these images!

I printed the image on Whisper White cardstock, then cut it out with the Blossom Nestabilities. I dusted Memento Summer Sky ink onto the piece before removing it from the die, then colored it with Copic Markers. I added the cut out to a pink glittery cutout I made using the Inverted Circles Nestabiliites. I stamped the sentiment on a scrap of paper, dusted it with Summer Sky ink, then added pearls to both the image panel and the sentiment panel. I assembled my card with Martha Stewart's new Valentine Paper Stack, added red satin bows, heart rhinestones and adhered it to a red card sized 5 1/2 x 4 1/4 inches.

Image: Ethereal Forest Designs, Studio G
Paper: Martha Stewart, Bazzill, SU!
Embellishments: Satin Ribbon, Pearls and Hearts by Recollections


Don't forget the Sweet 'n Sassy Stamps Release today!! I've been giving you sneak peeks the last few days of the sets available and Korin has a Sweet 'n Sassy bundle for all the sets for a reduce price! I recommend you get them all, AND save money!

Monday, January 04, 2010

Clean and Simple...

The theme this week over at Our Creative Corner is "Clean and Simple", meaning less is best. Well, anyone who knows me, pretty much knows I can't do "less". I have to glitter it, brad it, rhinestone it, Cuttlebug it, and more! So this challenge was exceedingly hard for me. I kept reaching for stuff, then saying to myself "you can't use that!" I love how my card turned out, but I know I could have added more!

White seems to convey simple yet elegant, so I went with that color scheme with a splash of color for my main image. I printed an antique postcard onto Whisper White cardstock, then layered it to a scalloped rectangle Nestabilities cut out of white glittery cardstock. I created my background paper using the "Textile" embossing folder in the Cuttlebug. I added filigree corners from the same white glittery cardstock that I cut out with a Sizzix die. My embellishments consist of tiny pearls, satin ribbon and a pretty bow. I put it all together onto a white card measuring 4 1/4 x 5 1/2 inches.

Paper: Whisper White (SU!), Bazzill
Image: Antique Postcard
Embellishments: Recollections, Sizzix, Scalloped Rectangle Nestabilities, Satin Ribbon

Sunday, January 03, 2010

A sweet Bunny...

As you know from my postings last week, I have fallen in love with the designs from Fred, She Said. To make things even better, I have been chosen to be on their Design Team! I'm so excited! I just love Fred's digital offerings like the digistamps, coordinating papers, and sweet stackable flowers. Her designs are clean and fresh, and I just love coloring them! In the next few weeks, you'll see new images from the store, and very creative cards from the design team! Stay tuned! You'll find the Fred, She Said store HERE, and the Fred, She Said blog HERE!


I've used an older design for my card, but since I'm new to all of Fred, She Said images, these are NEW to me! This adorable bunny is so bright and cheery, and what better colors than pink, orange and green to use? I tried to squeeze yellow in there, but it just didn't fit my designer papers! Maybe next time! I printed the bunny on Whisper White cardstock using my HP printer, then cut it out using a plain rectangle Nestabilities with the Cuttlebug. I colored with Copic markers, added a few highlights with my white Signo pen, then set it aside to construct my card.


My card is perfect for the sketch over at A Sweet Stop Sketch Challenge Blog, and I had a lot of fun matching the papers and finding all the embellishments for it. I've seen a sneak peek of the next few sketches at A Sweet Stop, and let me tell you, they are fun, fun, fun! You have to try one, at least! Every Saturday, you'll see a new sketch from them, and it's always so inspiring to see what their Design Team has created! Using sketches is a great way for new ideas when you are stuck in your creative zone.

Paper: The Paper Studio, Glitter Cardstock, Whisper White (SU!)
Embellishments: Prima, Recollections, Offray, Spare Parts, and Wrights

Thursday, December 24, 2009

Merry Christmas....

I wanted to wish my family, friends and dedicated followers a very Merry Christmas and a Happy and Healthy New Year. Please take a moment during this busy season and try to remember the Reason for the Season, and how he has blessed your lives! I'm thankful and feel honored to have you in my life! God Bless You!

Here's another sweet digistamp from Fred, She Said, and I printed her on Whisper White Cardstock. I colored the image with Copics then cut it out with a Labels Four Nestabilities die using the Cuttlebug. The designer paper is from Bo Bunny called "Snowy Serenade" and it's a gorgeous paper and I let it stand alone without much embellishment. I added a ribbon, a few snowflakes, rhinestones and pearls, adhered it to a dark purple card and called it finished! Card size: 5 1/2 x 4 1/4 inches

Tuesday, December 22, 2009

A Rose and Candles....

I think I'm "Christmas card" out! I sorted through my designer papers today and put my Christmas designs away in the closet! So, of course, I had to go to Michael's and get Valentine papers! They've got their papers on sale 5 for $1.00, so I bought some delicious prints! I've also stumbled upon a new digistamp company called Fred, She Said. She has some beautiful images and you definitely need to get some of them!


The Rose and Candle image from Fred, She Said is so pretty, and resembles the delicate Victorian florals I love! I colored the image with Copics and used a White Signo gel pen for highlights. I glittered the candles with Art Glitter Institute's Seashell glitter (I just love the sparkle it has), then mounted it to a glittery green panel. I used a new Martha Stewart punch called "daisy" on the Basic Grey "Bittersweet" designer paper. I adhered that piece to a white card, added my candles, pink satin ribbons and bows and finished it off with pink rhinestones. A very pretty card, perfect for a wedding! Card size: 5 x 6 inches


This little fellow is a digital drawing by Laura Dunkle and I colored him with Copics as well. I printed the image on Whisper White cardstock, then cut it out with the Labels 4 Nestabilities and the Cuttlebug. My designer papers are from the Paper Studio and Cloud 9 Design. I assembled the card using SCS Sketch #SC211 and finished it off with yellow satin ribbon, rickrack, button brads and blue rhinestones. My stamped sentiment is from Studio G. Card size: 5 1/2 x 4 1/4 inches

Monday, December 07, 2009

11 Pipers piping...

Well, the house is quiet now that my girls and my sister have left! Wow, it was so wonderful having them here! We laughed, played cards, crafted and ate til we practically burst, then laughed some more! I miss them so much when they aren't here!


I am trying to catch up with the challenges over at Our Creative Corner and have combined two of them into one card. I've turned the sketch (above) 90 degrees to the right for my card. I've also made the card to fit the theme "12 Days of Christmas" with one of my favorite stamps from Judikins. My card fits the lyric "Eleven pipers piping,"!

On the twelfth day of Christmas,
My true love sent to me...
Twelve drummers drumming,
Eleven pipers piping,
Ten lords a-leaping,
Nine ladies dancing,
Eight maids a-milking,
Seven swans a-swimming,
Six geese a-laying,
Five golden rings,
Four calling birds
Three French hens,
Two turtledoves,
And a partridge in a pear tree!

For this card, I stamped my Piper on Whisper White Cardstock, masked him, then stamped my Musical score (Rubber Stampede) with Versamark and embossed with Pirate's Gold powder. I aged the card with Memento Desert Sand and Rich Cocoa inks, then colored the piper with Copic Sketch Markers. I adhered the stamped panel to a green cardstock, then to a diamond pattern background paper, and finally to a stonewashed green card. I added a satin ribbon and bow, holly leaves, gold pearls and a sentiment chipboard piece from K & Co. I punched a gold glittery diamond edge with an EK Success punch and created a diamond on the ribbon with more gold pearls. Card size: 5 3/4 x 5 inches


My next card is a sweet card using only gold and white for color. I stamped my Manger (Stampendous) on a piece of Whisper White cardstock I cut with a Scalloped Square Nestabilities using the Cuttlebug. I layered that piece to a glittery gold Fleur de lis Nestabilities cut out. I embossed two-thirds of a white panel with the Swiss Dots folder from the Cuttlebug, and stamped the sentiment with Versamark and embossed with gold powder. I wrapped white satin ribbon around my swiss dots panel, mounted my manger piece with pop dots, and added a satin bow and gold pearls to finish the card. Card size: 5 1/2 x 4 1/4 inches.


A good friend loaned this delightful bunny stamp to me, and I knew she was perfect for the Designer Paper from S.E.I. called WinterSong. I just love every sheet in that pad! I colored her with Copics and cut her out with sharp scissors. I mounted her to the dp, then to the coordinating cardstock included in the pad. I searched through my stash and found the pretty pink check paper and layered that to another piece of the Wintersong DP. The pieces were adhered to a white card, and a satin ribbon was added with pretty rickrack. I finished the card with a pink button, pearls and rhinestones. Card size: 5 1/2 x 4 1/4 inches

Sunday, November 29, 2009

Cards without stamps!

Even though my daughters and sister are here, I've actually managed to make a few cards! We've been eating, shopping. crafting, and then doing it all over again! My first card is for Our Creative Corner's Sketch Challenge this week! I've made two cards without using rubber stamps and love them! Fast, and elegant, you can make these cards in ten minutes or less.


This is a pretty sketch with lots of possibilities! I used the new Holly Ribbons Cuttlebug Embossing folders for the background, and Martha Stewart's new doily lace punch for the glittery red strip going across the card. The ornaments are glittery peel off stickers that I colored with Sharpie markers. I added gold pearls, peel off strips for the hanging chains of the ornaments, tiny gold trimmed bows, and a pretty sparkly red Christmas sentiment sticker. Card size: 5 x 5 1/4 inches.


This next card uses more peel off stickers, and a Christmas bow with a Chickadee (clip art I've used before) printed on Whisper white cardstock. I cut out a Nestabilities label and used the frame portion and saved the other piece for another card. I mounted the frame over the Chickadee, then added gold peel off corner stickers.


I adhered that piece to sparkly gold glitter paper with an EK Success punched border, and added gold pearls to finish the card. Card size: 5 1/2 x 4 1/4 inches.

Sunday, November 22, 2009

Gobble til you Wobble...

Well, my girls are flying home for Thanksgiving tomorrow, so I'll be extra busy for the next 9 days! I hope to post to the blog during that time, but it may not be as often as usual! Nessa has decided that we are going to craft the whole week, so I'll have a lot to show when I do post!


My first card is for the Our Creative Corner Color Challenge and I just love the colors of brown lately. I had shied away from it, but am learning that no color is ugly! As a "neutral" color, it practically goes with anything! Our colors for this challenge were to be Stampin' Up colors: Close to Cocoa, Pumpkin Pie, White and Chocolate Chip or close thereof.


This cute Turkey is by Stitchy Stamps, a digistamp that you can purchase at Digital-Ink Co. The sentiment is computer generated onto the pot before I printed the turkey on Whisper White cardstock. I cut out a scalloped circle Nestabilities using Whisper White cardstock, then sponged the edges with Memento Desert Sand ink while it was still in the die. I colored the image with Prismacolor Markers, then put it aside to construct my card. I embossed a white background panel with the Swiss Dots folder in the Cuttlebug and swiped Memento Rich Cocoa and Tangelo inks across the dots to bring them out. I wrapped a shimmery orange ribbon around the panel, then mounted it to a medium brown card. I used pop dots to raise the turkey circle up, then folded strips of ribbon in shimmery orange and brown organdy to look like feathers. Last, I added vintage buttons to finish the card. Card size 5 1/2 x 4 1/4 inches.

The next three cards is a series showing how you can use the same stamps in a scene and totally change the appearance just by using different color inks. The stamps are from Stampscapes, and are the Oak Branch and the Gulls. I stamped with Memento Tuxedo Black ink on glossy photo paper after the background sky was finished. This first scene was done with the Colorbox Stylus using these inks: Memento Dandelion and Cantaloupe, and Marvy Lt. Green, Turquoise and Oriental Blue. I punched a small circle mask for my "Alien Sun" using a post-it note. Card size: 5 1/2 x 4 1/4 inches.


This scene represents "Twilight" and uses the following inks: Memento Dandelion, Cantaloupe, Tangelo, Rosebud, Lulu Lavender, Grape Jelly and Paris Dusk. I also used Marvy inks: #3 Blue, Pale Violet and Yellow.


The last scene represents "Night Sky" and I punched a large circle mask from a post-it note for my moon. The following inks were using in this scene: Memento Summer Sky, Paris Dusk and LuLu Lavender, Grape Jelly. Marvy inks used: #3 Blue, Prussian Blue and Pale Violet.

Saturday, November 21, 2009

OCC Challenge...

The Our Creative Corner Challenge this week was a doozy! I looked at it, and my mind started to whirl as to how I would construct a house and make it look like a greeting card! This post focuses just on this card because of all the steps it took to get to the finish! I hope you'll stay with me to the end to see how this glorious card came about!


This is the sketch (above) you had to use as a basic guideline for your card. When I saw it, I knew I'd need a bigger card than the normal A2 card size! The house alone measures 4 x 5 inches! I wanted it to appear like a Victorian home with the Gingerbread scrollwork and had a lot of fun figuring out how to do that. My new Cuttlebug Christmas folders came into play for this card! I have so many elements in this creation, so read on, to see how I did it!


I cut out my main house shape then embossed it with the new Holly Ribbons Cuttlebug folder. Next, I punched a doily strip using the new Martha Stewart punch, cut it lengthwise and glued my "gingerbread scrollwork" to the eaves of my house. Then I colored a wavy strip of peel-off stickers with a brick red permanent marker to use as the flat line of the roof. I mounted my "window" (see instructions below), added more "gingerbread", a wavy strip and a small holly button. My door is made using the new Tartan Cuttlebug folder from HSN, which gave the nice carved indents I wanted. I added a pearl for a doorknob, colored peel-off stickers for scrollwork, and used my white Signo gel pen for contrast. I embossed a companion piece of brown cardstock for my chimney and topped it off with a brick red strip. I added a "Merry Christmas" button and a Holly button to finish the house! On to the background!


I laid a circle mask on Whisper White cardstock (Stampin' Up!) for my moon, then sponged Memento Summer Sky on the entire panel using the Colorbox Stylus. I next added Marvy #3 Blue and Prussian Blue inks to finish my sky. I removed the mask, then stamped Santa and the Reindeer (Encaustic Art Stamp) with Memento Tuxedo Black ink. I sponged more black ink in all four corners of my card to darken my sky, then added small dots for stars using my white gel pen. The moon was a bit "too white", so I added Summer Sky ink to the surface for contrast.


My window is a digistamp from "Jules Junk" and worked absolutely PERFECT for this card! I colored the image with Prismacolor markers, added another piece of "gingerbread scrollwork" to the top of the window, a colored peel-off sticker and a holly button. I used the Signo gel pen for highlights!

I glued my house to my "sky" panel, added puffy paint and glitter for my snow on the roof , chimney, and ground, then heated it to make it "puff". I mounted the entire piece to a soft blue card. Now that my scene is finished, it's hard to imagine that there is only ONE stamp used on the entire card!!! Card size: 5 1/4 x 7 inches