Good Morning all!
Todays share is the brand new Stamp Review Crews current blog hop showcasing another of my fave new products, the "Buffalo Check" background stamp.
I've always been a purchaser and lover of these stamps, they are so handy for creating your own dsp/background designs in any colour you want or need and being large, means one quick ink up and you're done!....Definitely a must have in crafting supplies!
How fab was Mikes project? If you are happily hopping, just keep clicking on the "Next" banner below to see all of the amazing work from the design team, or, you can click the SRC link or banner above to start at the begining!
For my project this week, l've gone with a "Buffalo Check,Tee-Pee" Christmas project/card in Real Red-Powder Pink-Old Olive & Gold. The images were coloured with Stampin Blends.
I think it is really sweet and easily folds flat for posting!
Next up on the hop is the amazingly talented Mary Haugen and her no doubt beautiful project!
Thanks for stopping by!
All supplies used are Stampin Up!
This is adorable! Love the sweet flower!
ReplyDeleteYour coloring is SUPERB, Nikki! The color combination is gorgeous, and the shading on the poinsettia makes it look like it’s popping off the card. Love the fancy fold, too. 😊
ReplyDeleteFun card and a gorgeous color combo! I've never seen this fold and it looks so pretty with all your embellishments!
ReplyDeleteLOVE the red on pink plaid! Such a sweet card!
ReplyDeleteReally beautiful and such a unique card to send friends during the Holidays. Sure to be a keeper!
ReplyDeleteBeautiful card and I love the Tee-Pee.
ReplyDeleteOh, wow, Nikki! This is so cute and clever. I love the red on pink. Your coloring is superb, and the poinsettia is the perfect accent on this very unusual fold.
ReplyDeleteThis is so beautiful! Seeing that check on the diagonal makes me happy!
ReplyDeleteDo you have a tutorial for making the buffalo check tee pee? I don't think I have seen this type of treat holder before. It's beautiful. You did an a,amazing job. Thanks
ReplyDeleteThanks Bonnie! The found a tutorial on Pinterest and modified the size to suit.
DeleteIt's basically 3 squares the same size (l used 4"x4") scored point to point on the diagonal on each piece.
Lay two pieces side by side creating a large triangle with the score lines.
Then place the third piece on top ( where the cardstocks join) with the scoreline vertical...l used to tombow glue to attach the overlapping pieces together.
The dsp is 3-3/4" x 3-3/4" x 2 pieces cut in half on the diagonal.
If you search on Pinterest or google for a "teepee" card tutorial it will give you a clearer idea of placement.
Where do I learn this Tee Pee fold? Your card is awesome! I wonder if I can color like that when I grow up?
ReplyDeleteThanks Gloria, I found a tutorial on Pinterest and modified the size to suit.
DeleteIt's basically 3 squares the same size (l used 4"x4") scored point to point on the diagonal on each piece.
Lay two pieces side by side creating a large triangle in the middle with the score lines.
Then place the third piece on top ( where the cardstocks join) with the scoreline vertical...l used tombow glue to attach the overlapping pieces together.
The dsp is 3-3/4" x 3-3/4" x 2 pieces cut in half on the diagonal.
If you search on Pinterest or google for a "teepee" card tutorial it will give you a clearer idea of placement.