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Video: Just Add Color Inspiration | How to Make a Beautiful Floral Gift Card Set with Therese Calvird
Hi there everybody! My name is Therese Calvird from www.lostinpaper.com, I am thrilled to be Guest Designing here at the Spellbinder’s Blog today and I am showcasing the beautiful release from Stephanie Low – Just Add Color. What’s not to love, this collection is stunning! Perfectly sized to fit on a card design and with so many pretty little bouquets I knew as soon as I saw these stamps that I had to make a gift card set. After that all that was left to decide was the color combo, and I thought that some nice bright colours paired with a neutral felt just right. Some of the tips that…
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Just Add Color Inspiration | Clean & Simple Stamped Cards with Vera Rhuhay
Hello, crafty friends! It’s Vera Rhuhay here and I’m honored to be guest designing for Spellbinders! Today I will share some cards featuring Just Add Color Collection by Stephanie Low. I adore her fantastic designs and I had so much fun to play with. Today, I will sharing three card with you. So, let’s take a look at my first card. For my first card, I’m using Botanical Feather Cling Rubber Stamps. I stamped the images on watercolor paper with masking technique and colored with watercolor brush pens and watercolor paint for the background. I also splattered some white and gold paint across the panel for added interest. And finished…
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Just Add Color Inspiration | Collection Introduction by Stephanie Low
Hello lovely creatives! My name is Stephanie Low and I am a lucky designer for Spellbinders! I created this floral collection last year with the hopes of seeing it colored, painted, collaged, and crafted in many ways. Many of these flowers were drawn from botanical photographs and others were modeled after a more exaggerated tattoo style. These stamps are designed to be built onto one another like arranging a bouquet. Stamp and color and then die cut them as usual, and then stack, style and arrange them together into little bouquet clusters for a cool layered look. I also loved making a background pattern by stamping them repeatedly on a…
