Card Goals: Heat Emboss

This post goals were to: Use stamps that I haven't used.  Use these 6 gift tags. Use the white place cards. Use some the circle tags. 

Heat embossed in silver, pink and juniper. 

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Card Goal: Use Birthday 6x6 Paper Pad

Today's goal is to use the sentiment cards from a 6x6 pad of of paper is by Jillibean Soup.

Cupcake is a sticker.

 Die cuts by Spellbinders. Balloon stickers by Current.

Cake sticker from Stickopotomas. Brad by Making Memories.

Sticker from the dollar store. Die cuts by Spellbinders.

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Card Goal: Creatively Use Pre-Made Tags

These cards use some of the Three Bugs on a Rug tags. There are 3 different collections.

Tri-Fold card. Flower brad by Making Memories. To you stamp by Paper Smooches.

Circle card flips up to write a message. Ribbon by American Crafts.

Present sticker from Jolee's. Let's Bokeh stamps by Lawn Fawn.

These circle cards from above twist to reveal the black card to sign your name. Metal tag from SU.

Last set for the day using the Three Bugs in a Rug tags.

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Manly Monday Card Goal: Make Adult Beverage

I used Simon Says Stamp for the beer bottles onto metal tags from my stash.

These wine glass stamps are by Paper Smooches.

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Card Goal: Use Pre-stamped images

When I get together with a group of ladies to scrapbook I will ask them to bring stamps that I don't own and then stamp a bunch of them in different colors. These cards are a product of such a situation using a birthday stamp set from SU. I didn't use any special supplies to make these.

This blue card is a tri-fold. The die cut is by Dreamweaver Stencils. Arrow stamp by Recollections.

This one is a regular size card but I used the same pile of stamps to make it.

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Card Goal: Use Action Birthday stickers

Today my goal was to use these stickers that are similar to the ones referred to as "Wobblers", which I felt was a fitting name. These ones are by The Paper Company Studio (ANW Crestwood) and they call them, "Bouncy Stickers".
I found that once you unplug them from the start position you can't get them to go back. I was disappointed that a couple of them did release the spring. Hope that makes sense. Anyway,

Label die cut in center by Clearly Besotted

Journal box by Jillibean Soup.

 Happy die cut by Clearly Besotted. Birthday stamp by Stampibilities. Green ink by SU.

Scallop squares by Spellbinders. Square in center is a left over from a Cricut cut. Happy die cut by Clearly Besotted. 

Vellum square by CM. Sentiment stamp by Forever in Time. Red ink by SU.

Explanation of upcoming "Card Goals" Series

I have a series of cards to post for the next week. My aunt from out of state came for a visit and needed some more gift tag and cards to stock her up. I also need to to stock up since the only ones I had left were thank you cards to put on small gifts.

The cards are mini cards or tags and I had goals for using some supplies and that would morph into using other supplies. I often get too many things on my desk and don't know what to do with it all.

Mini card Goals:

Goal was to use up:

Jillibean Soup small sentiment cards from 6x6 paper pad. 

The Paper Studio wiggle birthday embellishments. 

Michael’s $1 bin tags. 

Name cards for what looks like a wedding seat. 

I wanted to use:

Some of the way too many Three Birds in a Row tag die cuts. 

The numerous amount of OKB tags. 

The circle tags from idk where. 

The SU stamps (cakes, presents, balloons I stamped from a friend/JDilo many years ago). 

Use brads or eyelets. 

I wanted to use buttons but that would have been a big mess to clean up. 

Then I wanted to:

Clean up the little crap on my desk. 

Try some different ways for a tag to be used. 

Have less stamp options at arms reach to prevent becoming overwhelmed. 

And try some techniques:

I wanted to heat emboss on the vellum. As well as on some of the tags. 

I heat embossed Let’s Bokeh by Lawn Fawn white on white but the tags were shiny cardstock and the circle didn’t fill in all the way. I wondered....can I stamp on top of this circle with regular ink and heat emboss with clear powder which would give it a light hint of color in the background. Yes that worked. 

I wanted to use some new border stamps to make my own background. 

So I hope you enjoy the series of mini cards. There will be some repeat tags on different posts because I used more than one goal on that card. I'm not able to type up all the processes and supplies but I still hope you will look at the pictures. If you have any questions please leave it in the comments. Thank you.

Birthday circles in teal

Start with white pre-made card base 4 x 5 ½  by Recollections and adhere a piece of turquoise cardstock crosswise and a mint green cardstock lengthwise. Adhere to the green cardstock two circle die cuts by K and Co. Stamp a circle by Unity Stamp Co, with Bermuda Bay Stampin Up ink. Circle punch the image out using a Creative Memories punch.Adhere the stamped circle in the center and two green chipboard circles on each side. Adhere a happy die cut to the center and a metal birthday underneath it.
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Deep Red Stamps Dressform

Start with 4 x 5 ½ white card base by Recollections and cover with embossed yellow paper by Colorbok. Stamp the Dress Form Floral Corsage stamp by Deep Red Stamps (3x504251) with black Hero Arts ink and colored it in with chalks. Mat the image onto a Project Life card and adhere to the card front. Paint a chipboard scalloped circle with pink paint (Plaid). Once dry, adhere to card front but tucked under the image. Tape the Hello sentiment die cut on top of it and add three yellow flowers with pink rhinestones (Petaloo).

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Pink Coffee Card

Pink Coffee card.

Start with a pre-made card base by Recollections size 4 by 5 ½

Cover with patterned paper by Die cuts with a View.

Adhere a smaller panel of white cardstock on top. Stamp

the sentiment by Hero Arts with ink by Stampin Up onto a

pink die cut by Sizzix. Then layer it onto a bigger die cut

bigger teal die cut. Place coffee cup sticker by Forever in

Time on a slant and stamp the steam right above the lid with  brown

Stampin Up ink. White and pink cardstock by Recollections and

teal cardstock by Bo Bunny. Steam stamp by Lawn Fawn Love you

a Latte stamp set.

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Make a Wish Jellyfish

Make a Wish Jellyfish card-Start with a 4 x 5 ½ white card base (Recollections) and adhere a piece of teal cardstock over it. Tape down a piece of Stampin Up speckled grey paper and a Gina Marie Designs stencil onto it. Apply white embossing paste (Dreamweaver Stencils) that has been colored with acrylic paint. Once dry trim cardstock down and adhere to the card front. On a piece of watercolor cardstock, (Strathmore) stamp jellyfish and color in with distress inks and a water pen both by Ranger. Add stickles to the bubbles. Mat the image to grey cardstock and adhere to card front. Stamp a Petite Petals stamp with Tide Pool ink by Hero Arts. Punch image out with matching punch and adhere to front. Set a sentiment brad inside the flower (Around the Block). All stamps by Stampin Up.

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Deep Red Stamps Thinking of You

Start by making a 4 ¼  x 5 ½ blue card base and

cut a smaller piece of white cardstock to adhere

on top of the card base. Adhere a piece of diagonal

stripes of patterned paper (Jillibean Soup) on top of

white and a piece of aqua cardstock (Provo Craft

lengthwise and centered on the card front.

Stamp the Deep Red Stamp Tree of Life

(SKU 3x4056120) onto white cardstock with

Versa Mark ink and heat embossed image with

Green Juniper embossing powder by The

Powder Keg. Cut image and ink edge with Evergreen Bough and Black Soot Distress inks by Ranger Industries. Adhere image and sentiment stickers (Doodlebug) to the card front.

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Deep Red Stamps Butterfly Birthday

Start with white pre-made card base 4 x 5 ½  by Recollections and adhere to it piece of purple cardstock. The background cardstock is full of Jolee’s flower stickers.On white cardstock stamp the Deep Red Stamps Butterfly Flourish (sku 4x505621) in black Hero Arts ink and color in with chalks. Once dry iron the paper to flatten it out before adhering it to black cardstock. Adhere the image to the front of the card and add the two stickers near the bottom.

Deep Red Stamps Butterfly Flourish (sku 4x505621)

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Deep Red Stamps Succulent Thank you

Start by making a card base from off white cardstock by Recollections size 5 ½ x 4 ¼ . Ink edges with distress ink. Stamp Deep Red Stamps Succulent Trio stamp with Versa Mark ink and heat embossed with platinum embossing powder by Ranger onto white cardstock. Watercolor images in with distress ink and water pens both by Ranger. Trim image, mat off white cardstock behind it and ink edges. Adhere to the card base along with two pieces of Crate patterned paper and sentiment by Deep Red Stamps. Can be found at
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Snowball Season

Start with white pre-made card base 4 x 5 ½  by Recollections. On white cardstock by American Crafts dry emboss snowflakes pattern (Cuttlebug). Cut in a diagonl and adhere to card front. On small piece of white cardstock stamp the mittens with Versa Mark ink and heat emboss with black enbossing powder by Stampendous. Add the snowball rub-on to the upper right of the mittens before adhering to black cardstock. Then add the word season sticker by Making Memories to the bottom right.  Die cut a rectangle with rounded edges and adhere the image to the center of it. Adhere a Doodlebug Token (483 Winter) to each side of the die cut and set them with a black brad by Creative Imaginations.Adhere die cut group to the front of the card base.

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