Floating Window Technique at SSINK

 

Good morning!  Today I'm over at Stylin' Stampin' INKspiration and its Technique Tuesday!  Today we are sharing projects created using the fun technique, "floating windows".  Make sure you click the link above to go see the how to video on how to create with this fun and simple technique.

 

I used one of the larger oval framelits to cut out my window shape, I then layered it with a clear window sheet cut down to size and stamped "congrats" on with black stazon to make it appear that it is floating along with the two stamped and punched out flowers.  On the inside I have two of the same flowers in the same spot glued down right under the outside flowers to help add a little inside decoration.

 

Supplies Used

Cardstock ~ whisper white, soft suede, calypso coral, crushed curry

DSP ~ best year ever (SAB item FREE with a $50 order)

Ink ~ black stazon, crushed curry, calypso coral

Stamp set ~ petal potpourri, simply wonderful (SAB item FREE with a $50 order)

Misc. ~ hodgepodge clips, twine

 

I hope you have enjoyed my take on the floating window technique.  Leave some "love" and head on over to our main blog to see what the other design team members have created!  Happy Stamping!

Stamp a Stack!

 

Good morning its Friday, Friday, Friday!  Time for another fun post today with the gals at SSINKspiration.  Today our projects are based around "stamp a stack".  My thoughts were something quick and easy, yet pretty to put together several to possible give as a small gift or to use yourself if you are in need of several to send out.

 

 

I pulled out some new toys from the 2015 Occasions catalog.  I so love the butterfly basics stamp set and matching framelits. I kept them simple with only one layer stamping except for the stamped and cut out butterfly.  The colors stay the same and match the base color from card to card.  To make it even easier, I kept the twin color the same to match the stamped sentiment in baked brown sugar.  Now to mix it up, you could use matching colored twin, but I didn't want to much of a good thing. You know that, "I eat there all the time, I'm sick of it, or that "if I eat one more piece of chocolate, I'm gonna throw up"?  Well maybe not that, who can ever get enough chocolate!!!  LOL!

 

I took this close up so you could see the details.  Again each card is the same, just different colors.  I even added 4 pearls down the center of the butterfly. 

 

Thanks for stopping by, leave some "love" and go see what the other design team members have came up with.

 

Supplies Used

Cardstock ~ very vanilla, crisp cantaloupe, coastal cabana, pistachio pudding, strawberry slush

Ink ~ crisp cantaloupe, coastal cabana, pistachio pudding, strawberry slush, baked brown sugar

Stamp set ~ butterfly basics (with matching framelits)

Misc. ~ basic pearls, baked brown sugar twine