Posts Tagged ‘IPK-118’
Hello blog readers! Welcome to the H{ippity} Hop today! If you started on the blog hop here, thanks so much! For a full list of the beautiful blogs today showcasing all of our wonderful Ippity stamps , check out the Unity Opportunity Blog.
Inchies – ever heard of them? They’re 1×1 inch squares of little artwork. You can use small images or large ones and punch out a 1 inch square from anywhere on the larger design. It’s fun because you see the world on a much smaller scale than normal!
Mojo Monday’s sketch #147 gave me a great opportunity to do an Inchie card using Ippity stamps. I had a lot of fun and like the look! Just imagine how many different variations you could do with this!
Supplies:
Ippity Stamps, IPK-118 The Simple Things and IPK-121 A Moment in Time
Ranger Ink and Glossy Accents
My Mind’s Eye paper
Ribbon and brads
Mojo Monday Sketch #147
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Hello blog readers! Welcome to the H{ippity} Hop today! If you started on the blog hop here, thanks so much! For a full list of the beautiful blogs today showcasing all of our wonderful Ippity stamps , check out the Unity Opportunity Blog.
I’ve been working with metal lately and surprise, surprise, have more to share with you.
This card uses a double emboss technique where you emboss the metal with a Cuttlebug, Sizzix or other type of embossing folder first. Since the metal is silver with one side painted, emboss so that the raised side is the colored side. After embossing, rub the design with a sanding block. It really makes the image POP out!
Next, run the same piece of metal through BUT with a DIFFERENT design folder this time. I chose the herringbone texture for a high contrast. Sand that design a little too. Now you have a double embossed design element! Pair it with a beautiful sentiment from “The Simple Things” set and you’ve got a winning card.
Supplies:
Ippity Stamps, IPK-118 The Simple Things
Tsukineko ink
TENseconds Studio metal
Cuttlebug embossing folders
Michael’s ribbon
Spellbinders die
CPS sketch #175



