Skip to main content

Spotlight on One Layer Window Card


Hi Everyone,

for my spotlight post over at Stamplorations I made a simple one layer window card.


My stamp supplies:

preview-SheryRuss_TrendySpringBloomspreview-DAIFramesandFlowerscutplorations-BloomHappy

Trendy Spring Blooms, Frames and Flowers, Bloom Happy Coordinating dies



Curious to find out how I did this? Visit the STAMPlorations blog for a full tutorial!

Remember if you try out any of the techniques from our Spotlight posts and hook your project up at our Spotlight Project Showcase  you have a chance to win a $15 gift certificate (random drawing) OR your choice of 5x7 stamp set + a Spotlight Project guest designer spot (randomly drawn from the Top 3 picks).
Use code STAMPGIRLCORNELIA
to get 20% off on all stamps, stencils, and dies on all regular- and sale-priced items in the store.

Happy Stamping!

Linking up with:
Happy Little Stampers - anything goes with dies
Time Out - thankful
If you give a Crafter a Cookie - see picture below
Addicted to Stamps and More - CAS
The Sisterhood of Crafters - Frame it

Please Grab Our Badge!


Labels:

Comments

Anita in France said…
Wonderfully vibrant layered stamping, Cornelia ... what a fabulous frame for that fun scripty sentiment! Hugs, Anita :)
January 11, 2018 at 4:39 PM
Leslie Miller said…
I saw this at the Sisterhood and I was immediately drawn to the colors. So pretty and fresh!
January 12, 2018 at 11:19 AM
Kim Heggins said…
Simply beautiful card...so fresh!
January 12, 2018 at 1:31 PM
conil said…
OOOOH! This must be because you're sick of freezing in your icy weather. It's so warm and tropical looking. Super clever tutorial. Love the window with the sentiment and those vivid colors.
January 12, 2018 at 2:26 PM
Stephanie Lanzalotto said…
Another fabulous Cornelia Creation!! Love the vibrant colors, and what a great idea to frame out the sentiment in the middle (love that the sentiment is placed on a slant!) Thank you so much for sharing another beauty with us at Time Out!
January 13, 2018 at 9:02 AM
Anita in France said…
Just spotted this delicious beauty in the gallery at Time Out, Cornelia ... thanks so much for playing along with us! Hugs, Anita :)
January 13, 2018 at 10:05 AM
Darlene said…
FABULOUS! Thanks so much for joining us at The Sisterhood’s ‘Frame It’ challenge and please come back again soon!
Darlene
one of the 'Sistahs'
The Sisterhood of Crafters
DAR’S CRAFTY CREATIONS Please come for a visit!

January 13, 2018 at 5:48 PM
Lynn said…
I absolutely love all stamped cards and I love the vibrant colors!

Thanks so much for playing with us at Time Out!
January 14, 2018 at 9:06 AM
AO Creations said…
Super cute!!! Thank you for joining us at If you give a Crafter a Cookie, good luck!!! Amy DT
January 15, 2018 at 3:05 PM
Shylaashree said…
so bright and colourful.Thanks for playing along with us at Addicted to Stamps & More. Hope to see you again
Shylaa DT@ATSM
Adhiraacreations
January 20, 2018 at 1:05 AM
chanya13 said…
Lovely project - thank you for entering HLS January Anything Goes with Dies challenge - hope to see you again! Hugs Agnieszka chanya13
February 7, 2018 at 3:56 AM
Post a Comment

Popular posts from this blog

Combined So Suzy and The Ton Blog Hop

Hi Everyone, I am sooooo excited to be part of this amazing event - a combined hop between So Suzy Stamps and The Ton! I have been eyeing The Ton stamps and dies for quite a while - they are just gorgeous! And So Suzy - well you have seen their stamps on my blog - they are simply fabulous! I also love that they are made from rubber - its different stamping with them. Its much better for generational stamping and they don't stick to your paper when you use your Misti. You may have arrived from the fabulous  Eunji - its a hard act to follow her.... I got those gorgeous  Peonies Dies  from The Ton and die cut them with water color paper. Spritzed Dylusion inks on a sheet of plastic and dipped the dies into the colors. Mounted them onto black card stock. Added the So Suzy Birthday sentiment - heat embossed in white. Lastly I added a strip of envelope liner paper at the bottom. Here are my supplies: So Suzy Birthday sentiment ,  Peo...
77 comments
Read more

Katzelkraft - Stampotique Raven

Hi Everyone, Do you know that   Katzelkraft has aquired Stampotique stamps? This fun raven is designed by Daniel Torrente (#6314). I used an old background from my stashs.  I stamped the bird and colored it with alcohol ink markers.  I brushed distrss ink onto the background and added some pattern with the   Mandala Magic stencil  from Funky Fossil Designs.I used one of the border stamps on the left for more interest.  Stamped the sentiment  and doodled a frame around the sentiment.Added a googly eye to the bird and drew in some eye lashes.  The stamps I used are from the following sets: Spiral Borders - KTZ286,  Whatchamacallit  - KTZ276  (FRANCE) Spiral Borders  - KTZ286 , Whatchamacallit  - KTZ276 (USA) Hope you liked this - I'll be back next Wednesday with more Katzelkraft inspiration.  Thanks for visiting! Happy Stamping! Linking up with: Simon Says Wednesday challenge  - fur or feathers
Post a Comment
Read more

Mirror Image Stamping with So Suzy and the MISTI

Hi Everyone, I am so happy to be part of this wonderful event - the collaboration between So Suzy and the MISTI from My Sweet Petunia doing mirror image stamping.  This event is going on for the ENTIRE  MONTH! We are demonstrating the  Mirror Image Stamp    which coordinates with the Misti Stamping Tool! All month long, different bloggers will post a card using the  Mirror Image Stamp .  In my tutorial today, I will show you how use the  Mirror Image Stamp  on your cards. You can basically double your stamp supplies that way! The  mirror image stamp  is  a 4.25" x 5.5" piece of red rubber with no foam backing. So much larger than the other mirror image stamps out there and therefore much more useful! Mirror Image stamp ,  Two Cats in a Tree If you want a video tutorial on how to do this I can highly recommend you watch THIS VIDEO on youtube. Explains it all in very little time! Or you can see the...
88 comments
Read more