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"Arigato" Thank you!

Happy Monday everyone!! I hope everyone had a wonderful 4th of July long weekend.  Today I wanted to share a card from Lawn Fawn called Let's Roll.  When I saw this set, I had to get my hands on it!! Fun fact about me, I love sushi!! If someone would asked me what you want for lunch, yep you guess it, SUSHI! Enough about food, before I have to run out and grab some to eat right now.  I'm sharing with you all a thank you card that's simple and easy to put together.  I stamped the sushi, plate, and the soy sauce bottle on white 80lbs card stock and used a copic friendly dye ink.  I colored all the images with copic marker, after died cut each images.  Next, I grab a rectangle die from Simon Say Stamp called Wonky, the second from the largest rectangle.  Using Festive Berries distress oxide, blending a single layer in a circle motion to give a little halo effect. Placing all the images onto the white rectangle, than stamp the sentiment "arigato" onto ...

Up Up Up and Away Lawn Fawnatics Challenge Number 53

Happy Monday everyone!! I know it's been a while since I did a blog post.  Let's just say life got the best of me and a lot of changes. Anyways, with all the changes, figure I come back with sky challenge from Lawn Fawnatics Blog.    This challenge was a sky theme, so what better way in doing a birthday balloon in the sky.  So let's get right to it! I started off using Distress Oxide Ink the background with blue tones, blending them like a sky effect. Before the inks dry I sprayed water using my mini mister from ranger.  Next I started die cutting all the balloons, clouds and border clouds from Lawn Fawn. The balloons are on red and yellow card stock, as for the clouds they are cut onto vellum.  On one of the vellum has a sentiment, "Happy Birthday" from Lawn Fawn Happy Happy Happy stamp set, that I heat embossed with a navy blue powder.  I layered all the pieces together using either 3D foam tape, double sided tape, and glue. Pretty simple and fun ...