Have fun with Pink & Fundamental Particular Day Equipment

Glad Summer time, artful buddies! Heather Fischer right here right now on the Artistic Scrapbooker Journal weblog. Thanks for stopping by to get a better take a look at these playing cards I created utilizing the Pink & Fundamental Particular Day equipment. This equipment is a part of their month-to-month subscriptions, and also you gained’t need to miss it!
This equipment is FULL of vivid and cheerful components—the Vibrant Ink Spots 6×6 paper pad is wonderful!! Loving all of the enjoyable colors and patterns in it, and it actually acquired my inventive juices flowing! I based mostly the cardboard designs on these patterned papers and integrated most of the different objects within the equipment.

Card 1 – Glad Birthday to You
Circles…who doesn’t love circles?! I used my Prism Studio Stitched Circle Die Set to chop out 5 completely different sized circles of the Vibrant Ink Spots papers. I like circles too, and this card was fast to make! As a substitute of stamping the background white card inventory, I wished somewhat texture with out taking away from the circles, so I created delicate rating traces on the white panel by placing it in my rating device and scoring vertically at various widths. Refined however simply the correct quantity of “one thing” for the background! Then I layered the patterned paper circles to my liking, & hooked up the smallest one with some Scrapbook Adhesives by 3L 3D Foam Squares.  The sentiment was stamped with Black Versafine ink then clear embossed with Ranger Clear Superfine embossing powder. I completed it off with some sticky gems from the equipment and hooked up the completed panel to a black card base.

Card 2 – Glad Birthday to You – Glitter!
For this card, I used the teal colored card inventory paper from the equipment. I added a white mat permitting for a skinny border. Subsequent, I used my Prism Studio Stitched Rectangle Die Set. I Reduce a chunk of the Vibrant Ink Spot papers with a shiny pink foil mat. I used the Pink & Fundamental “Particular Day” stamp & coordinating die for this card and stamped the picture on vellum with Ranger Misery Embossing Ink and warmth embossed it with Ranger White embossing powder. For the sentiment, I stamped it onto white card inventory and used a fairly pink glitter embossing powder. I hooked up the stamped picture to the cardboard entrance then adhered the die-cut sentiment utilizing extra of the Scrapbook Adhesives by 3L 3D foam squares.

Card 3 – Have fun (Candles)

This card was tremendous enjoyable to create! I used the set of candles stamp from the stamp set and stamped it a couple of occasions in a line throughout a white panel I lower to measurement. I used Black Versafine ink after which added Ranger Clear Superfine embossing powder. I used quite a lot of my Zebra Midliner Brush pens to color within the candles to coordinate with the patterned paper. Warmth embossing the picture helps to create a barrier for the colouring to stop any color bleeding. I had trimmed the panel of stamped candles to suit on a chunk of the patterned paper and matted with extra of the pink foil paper included within the equipment. To create some texture to the cardboard background, I used an embossing folder from my stash. I adhered the have fun sentiment alongside the underside with Scrapbook Adhesives by 3L Foam Tape.

Card 4 – Have fun *Shaker Card
I like me a shaker card!! I used to be thrilled to see a package deal of A2 small shaker covers within the equipment together with a package deal of gold sequin combine. I used the cake picture from the stamp set, stamped and warmth embossed then colored utilizing my Zebra Midliner Brush pens. I adhered it flat to a chunk of the patterned paper lower to suit contained in the shaker pouch. As soon as the stamped picture was secured, I poured in a great quantity of the gold sequins. Once more, I used my Prism Studio Stitched Rectangle Die Set to chop a chunk of white card inventory to mount the shaker pouch onto then hooked up to a chunk of the purple cardstock from the equipment. The sentiment was stamped and warmth embossed utilizing Ranger Gold Superfine embossing powder after which adhered to the entrance of the shaker pouch.

Card 5 – Make a Want *Shaker Card
One other shaker card… I really love shaker playing cards!! I selected a chunk of the patterned paper, lower to suit contained in the shaker pouch, then added in a few of the gold sequin combine. As soon as the shaker was executed, I hooked up it to the entrance of a white card base. I created the body for it utilizing the Prism Studio Stitched Rectangle Die set by utilizing two sizes to chop the bottom of the body, then a die two sizes smaller to create the opening for the body. It didn’t really feel fairly completed, so I die-cut a slim gold body to complete it off! The balloon cluster and the sentiment had been stamped onto vellum utilizing Ranger Misery Embossing Ink & Ranger Gold Superfine embossing powder then adhered flat to the entrance of the shaker pouch.

Card 6 – Make a Want (Cake) *Shaker Card
For this final card, I simply couldn’t cease making shaker playing cards!! I stamped the cake picture onto the patterned paper with Black Versafine ink and warmth embossed with the Ranger Clear Superfine embossing powder then colored it in with the Zebra brush pens. Earlier than sealing the highest of the shaker, I added the gold sequin combine with a little bit of pink sequins from my stash then hooked up it to the cardboard entrance. I stamped the sentiment as above after which adhered it to the entrance of the shaker pouch.

Make sure you take a look at the Pink & Fundamental Particular Day equipment and get your inventive juices flowing with all of the colourful and cheerful components it consists of!
Glad crafting!

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