Snowy Thanks

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 On tonight's edition of Friday Night Live, I showed how to create a quick and easy card using a White craft ink pad to stamp on Night of Navy cardstock. I also introduce you to the Kissing Technique.



Measurements
  • Night of Navy layer (3-1/4" x 5")
  • Basic White scrap (large enough to punch with the Label Me Lovely punch)
Directions
  1. Using the White Craft pad, ink the larger of the two multiple snowflakes stamps and stamp on the Night of Navy layer. Repeat until layer is filled. Set aside to dry. You may speed drying with a heat tool, but unless your pad was extremely juicy, it will probably dry by the time you're ready to assemble.
  2. Ink "Thanks" in Night of Navy.
  3. Using the smaller of the two multiple snowflakes stamps, press image onto inked Thanks. The stamp will lift off the Night of Navy ink. Clean the small snowflakes stamp and then repeat this process until you've done this process over the whole Thanks stamp.
  4. Breathe (Huff) on the Thanks stamp to remoisten the Night of Navy ink, then stamp it onto the Basic White scrap.
  5. Punch Thanks image using Label Me Lovely punch.
  6. Adhere Night of Navy layer to notecard front, then add the Thanks layer using dimensionals.
  7. Add a few Basic Rhinestones to complete the card.
  8. Ink either of the snowflake stamps you used on the card in Night of Navy to decorate the envelope.
Here's the link to the Friday Night Live video:




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