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Showing posts with label Punch art. Show all posts
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Thursday, September 28, 2023

Trucking Along card

Hello,
The Trucking Around bundle is so fun to use. Here are the cards we made during my last class event.
Here is how I made the card, step by step.  First, the truck outline.  

Then I stamped the fill in color with Real Red ink. 
Next, ink the tires in black.
Then, you punch out the truck. Remember to use the punch upside down so you can line up your image.
Next, ink the outline of the presents.
Then, the next stamp fills in the presents.
You put it all together, adding the truck with Stampin' dimensionals, and stamping the cloud outlines, and cloud fill ins.
Lastly, you stamp the sentiment.
Ta-dah! Here are the completed cards.  Which is your favorite?
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Sharon  


I am Sharon Lim and

I am an Independent Stampin' Up! Demonstrator 

I sell Rubber Stamps and Accessories including Scrapbooking 

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Friday, July 29, 2022

Tree Lot Dies slimline card

 Hello,

I love paper piecing and punch art.  It's when you make images from dies and shapes.

Here is my latest creation only using Tree Lots dies and the Give it a Whirl stitched clouds.

This is how I stored all the die cuts after I cut out 14 sets for a card class.


Here are some examples of punch art I have made before.

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Sharon  


Sharon Lim

Stampin' Up! Independent Demonstrator 

Rubber Stamps and Accessories including Scrapbooking 

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Sunday, May 15, 2022

Making bees with the Ladybug punch

Hello,    

I love making favors.  Here was my latest request. Scroll down to the bottom to see what other favors I have made before.

I was commissioned to make some items for a Tupperware director who has a team that she has a bee theme. I saw some bees using the Ladybug punch, so this is what I made.

I punched out the wings from vellum, the larger bodies in Basic Black cardstock, the yellow parts in Daffodil Delight cardstock.

Then, I cut out 1/4" strips and glued them on the yellow parts, and cut off the excess.

Then, I glued the yellow parts on top of the bodies and then added the vellum wings.
This is what 40 bees look like.
Thank, I made some treat holders using some bee related paper, sorry it's retired.
Then, I slipped a Ghirardelli chocolate square into each pocket.
What do you think? 
I love making favors and items to help appreciate others.  Let me know if you need any and I would be happy to create them for you!!
Check out the photo album of favors I have created.  I've done favors for weddings, engagement, birthdays, and lots of different holidays!

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Sharon  


Sharon Lim

Stampin' Up! Independent Demonstrator 

Rubber Stamps and Accessories including Scrapbooking  

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Monday, September 5, 2016

Punch art! My version of a polar bear and a s'more snowman!!

Hello,
I was challenged by my stamping group to do some punch art.  Do you know what that is?
It is creating images with punches.  Here is my Pinterest page I call Punch Art
Here is my first one.  
It's a polar bear I made with a 2-1/2" circle punch for the head, 3/4" circle for the ears in white and 1/2" for the nose in black.  I cut an oval in half and rounded the top edges. The eyes are 1/16" punches in black. 
I even used the Fringe Scissors to cut the fringe to look like icicles. Was inspired by Teri Suzuki.
The next one is my version of a S'more Snowman. 
I used two 1-5/8" squares and rounded the corners so they look like marshmallows and sponged the edges a little with some Early Espresso ink to simulate the roasting. A couple of 1/2" strips of Crumb Cake for the graham crackers and a couple of 1/4" strips of Chocolate Chip with notches to simulate the chocolate bars.  
The arms are from the Tree Builder punch with one of the branches cut off to look like sticks.  Add a little Pumpkin Pie triangle nose and used a Sharpie for the eyes and mouth.

Thank you for checking in!
Sharon
  


Sharon Lim
Stampin' Up! Independent Demonstrator #54149
Rubber Stamps and Accessories including Scrapbooking 

EMAIL: sharonitwithyou@gmail.com
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