I haven't made one of these spinner cards in quite a while. I had forgotten how fun and easy they are to make. I colored the hat with Copic markers and added a little glitter as an embellishment. It's layered on a pair of circle mats, then set into the track to spin back and forth. If you look carefully, you can see the "Kiss me, I'm Irish" sentiment inside the track!
I kept the rest of the card pretty simple to keep the focus on the spinning hat. The sentiment is stamped in the lower right corner in a darker green ink and embellished with a tiny bit of glitter.
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And, here's a cute little St. Patrick's Day themed basket filled with yummy Peppermint Patties. I'm so proud that I didn't eat the unused Patties by myself--I brought them in to work and shared the calories with my work buddies! You can find complete directions for the box here. The sides of the box are covered with a pair of coordinating pattern papers--in shades of green, of course! I added a green ribbon handle, attached with brads. I used the large "Happy St. Patrick's Day" stamp to create a tag for the basket.
Each Peppermint Patty is covered with a scalloped circle layered with one of the clover images from the stamp set. My basket was able to comfortably hold three treats inside.
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And, here's a non-St. Patrick's Day card using one of the images from the set along with a sentiment from Martini Darling. I stamped a trio of beer mugs and colored each one to a different level of "fullness." On the fullest mug, I added a foamy Liquid Applique topping, too. I arranged the mugs from fullest to closest to empty along the cardfront.I was going for a more masculine look on this card, so I used kraft cardstock as a card base and a striped patterned paper in shades of yellows, oranges, and browns. The paper was light enough that I could stamp the Martini Darling set's "happy hour" sentiment directly on it.
I'll have more Clear & Simple Stamps previews from the upcoming release soon. I'm saving them for a weekend treat . . .
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LOL!!! Love the mugs of beer! Very creative!
ReplyDeleteLove all but looked for the "link here" link and found nothing for the box?
ReplyDeleteAwesome stuff Lori! I love the spinner card, I totally remember learning that one many years ago at an SU Regional Conference in RI.
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