Bouquet Bunches and Vintage Wallpaper embossing folder...

I adore all of the embossing folders - and have been playing around with the newest ones, including Vintage Wallpaper (shown here).


I started with a Whisper White card that was only put halfway into the folder and run through the Big Shot.


On the other side, I used Pacific Point and Early Espresso markers to ink up two stamps from Bouquet Bunches for the bouquet.


The sentiment is from Birthday Bliss. And the final touch is a knot of 1/8" Early Espresso taffeta.

Bouquet Bunch tag card...

I won't be missing Really Rust at all, thanks to the new Cajun Craze color coming out July 1!

I used the Woodgrain background stamp on a piece of Really Rust, then punched it with the Scallop Edge Punch, piercing holes in each scallop.

This was the third card we made at my stamp camp.

I had many Kraft tags leftover from a Christmas stamp camp, and thought they'd be great for this card, with a jumbo eyelet and Kraft taffeta ribbon added for bling.

The sentiment is from the Define Your Life stamp set, and the plant is from the new Summer Mini Catalog set, it's called Bouquet of Bunches. And, again, this card was CASE'd from another talented stamper named Geobeck on Splitcoast.

Bouquet Bunch and Square Lattice folder...

I'm a big fan of embossing folders. They're so fun and easy to use and really add so much texture to a handmade card.

This Very Vanilla card, CASE'd from klompenstampers.blogspot.com, features the Bouquet Bunch stamp set from the Summer Mini, the Square Lattice embossing folder for the Big Shot, and Kind & Caring Thoughts (Level 3 hostess set).

I used 3" and 4" strips of Garden Green card stock that are only 1" wide. The pot and foliage were stamped and colored on scrap pieces of Very Vanilla card stock before being adhered with dimensionals to the stick to make the potted tree. There's a layer of Chocolate Chip card stock behind it.