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Bathtime

Inspiration: Just Us Girls #471 (Pastels)

I had put aside a cute picture of my niece taken during bathtime when she was a newborn, that I had always wanted to pair with the Rub-a-Dub-Dub set from Lawn Fawn on a layout. When I saw the Pastels challenge, I figured it would work perfectly for a baby page. The Gotta Have Gingham papers I was planning to use were in 6" x 6" format, so I picked a page protector with four 6" x 6" pockets. This page took deceiptively long to make, considering the final result looks fairly clean and simple. That little scene with the ducks took qwuite a bit of time in itself. Lots of small images to die-cut and color and embellish with Glitter Drops and Glossy Accents. The little framed ducky on the wall came from the Bayou Backdrop die set, and the bat mat is actually the carpet from the Christmas Dreams stamp set.

I had an extra duck (the big one) that didn't quite fit in the main image, so I used him with the picture in the lower left corner, which helped tie the two squares together. I used the Puffy Cloud Borders dies with Dazzling Diamonds glimmer paper to make soap bubbles, and I framed my picture with a Wonky Scallop Frame and champagne glitter paper. I used a similar idea for the title: I framed the Quilted Backdrop and glued my title in the center, then topped the frame with a bow to embellish and add colour.

The journaling was added in a heart frame created with the Outside In Stitched Heart Stackables, and I used Iridescent Bubbles from Studio Katia around, keeping with the bath theme.

You have all week to play along with the challenge. Make sure you go to the Just Us Girls website and add a link to your pastel creation!

 

 

 

 

Supplies
Stamps: Rub-a-Dub=Dub, Christmas Wishes (Lawn Fawn)
Cardstock: Thick Whisper White, Calypso Coral, Going Grey, Silver Foil (Stampin' Up!)
Patterned Papers: Watercolor Wishes, Gotta Have Gingham, Let's Polka in the Meadow (Lawn Fawn)
Ink: Tuxedo Black (Memento)
Dies: Rub-a-Dub=Dub, Christmas Wishes, Outside In Stitched Heart Stackables, Mini Picture Frames,
Bayou Backdrop, Shadow Box Card Ocean Add-On, Quilted Backdrop, Stitched Scallop Rectangle Frames,
Puffy Cloud Borders (Lawn Fawn); Ref Articles (Kesi'art), Wonky Scalloped Frames (Avery Elle); Upper Mini Alphabet (Recollections)
Accessories: Iridescent Bubbles (Studio Katia); White Satin Ribbon, Dazzling Diamonds Glimmer Paper, Bow Punch,
Stampin' Dimensionals (Stampin' Up!); Markers (Copic); Gold Leaf Glitter Cardstock (Best Creation inc.)

 

January Guest Designer for Just Us Girls - To A Wonderful Woman

Inspiration: Just Us Girls #470 (Emboss-Resist)

I was trying to decide how I would interpret the emboss-resist challenge and I remembered the many packs of Specialty Designer Series Paper with embossed patterns that Stampin' Up! has released over the years and that are sitting in my stash. I figured it would be a good time to revisit them, now that I have new blender brushes that I love and Distress Oxide inks that I enjoy creating backgrounds with. I was looking at patterns and when I spotted the scales, I decided to pull out my Trishell stamp from The Greeting Farm, which I was happy to revisit since it had not seen ink in a while.

I created the background by blending four Oxide inks together with the Picket Fence Studios blender brushes (an amazing tool, by the way, if you have not had the chance to check those out): Dusty Concord, Festive Berries, Picked raspberry and Peacock Feathers. Then I sprayed the whole thing with a glitter spray (that is either Vanilla Smooch Spritz or a concoction I made myself using some White Frost glimmer paint - I'm not sure since the sprayer was unmarked). Because the spray had some white in it, you can really see the splotches on the background and the color changes depending on the angle you are looking at the card from, so I'm happy with the interest it added to the card.

I then added layers in colors matching my background. embossing the poppy cardstock with the Seaside embossing folder, and because I wanted funky scallops, I used my Wonky Scalloped Frames die as a border (a fun way to get more use out of frame dies).

The mermaid was colored with Copic markers and I added Glitter Gloss Aqua Shimmer to her tail and strands of her hair. I also used Ivory Seashell Crystal Drops on her hairband. The sentiment reads, "To an extraordinary woman."

 

 

 

 

 

Supplies
Stamps: Trishell (The Greeting Farm); À tout un chacun (Happy Birthday, Everyone - Stampin' Up!)
Cardstock: Thick Whisper White, Poppy Parade, Shimmery White (Stampin' Up!)
Designer Series Paper Stack: 2010-2011 In Color
Specialty Designer Series Paper: Iressistibly Yours (Stampin' Up!); Tropical Tide Glitter Card (Tonic)
Ink: Picked Raspberry, Festive Berries, Peacock Feathers, Dusty Concord (Distress Oxide - Ranger);
Tuxedo Black (Memento); Concord Crush (Stampin' Up!)
Accessories: Markers (Copic); Button (Autumn Leaves); Blender Brushes (Picket Fence Studios);
Seafoam A2 Envelope (envelopes.com); Ivory Seashell Crystal Drops, Glitter Gloss Aqua Shimmer Brush (Nuvo);
Wonky Scalloped Frames Dies (Avery Elle); Stampin' Dimensionals, Vanilla Smooch Spritz,
Small Corner Rounder Punch, Seaside Embossing Folder, Stampin' Dimensionals (Stampin' Up!);
Dotted Rectangle Stackables Dies (Lawn Fawn)

 

Sweet Cupcake Wishes

Inspiration: MFT Color Challenge #109 + Hand Stamped Sentiments #305

Every year during Sale-A-Bration, there is an item that does not initially grab me but that I then end up using way more than I would initially have thought. The Hello Cupcake might be that element for me this year. I initially thought it was kind of cute, but when the preorder launched and I started seeing samples pop up everywhere, I realized I might like it more than I would have first thought. Point in case, it's the stamp set I inked when I received my preorder.

As you can see, I used the Marbled background stamp for the card front. It looks just like frosting, so it's a perfect match! The French sentiment reads, "Sweet wishes" and inside, I stamped "sprinkled with love." I used a die from the Doily Builder Thinlits to frame my circle, and a bow from the same die set on the side of the patterned paper. Sequins and pearls were added as well.

 

 

 

 

Stampin' Up! Supplies
Stamps: Bonjour sucré (Hello Cupcake), Marbled
Cardstock: Lemon Lime Twist, Bermuda Bay, Thick Whisper White, Coastal Cabana, Crumb Cake
Designer Series Paper Stacks: 2017-2019 In Color, Subtles
Ink: Soft Suede, VersaMark, Bermuda Bay, Lemon Lime Twist
Accessories: Share What You Love Artisan Pearls, Dazzling Diamonds Glimmer Paper,
Basic Adhesive-Backed Sequins, White Stampin' Emboss Powder, Doily Builder Thinlits Dies

 

Some People Are Worth Melting For

Inspiration: Sunday Stamps #195

The second I spotted the Sunday Stamps colors. they instantly reminded me of Winter Wonderland, one of my favorite collection from Simple Stories. Time has been running away from me all week, but I finally had time to make a layout using the papers. I loved them so much that I actually purchased both the 12" x 12" and the 6" x 6" pad as well. This came in handy for this layout, as I had some big die-cuts, but also the same version in a smaller size, which was perfect for my smaller inserts. I also had the sticker elements, which helped with embellishing the page.

A few details to note:

• I placed some snowflake stencils on my brown cardstock and misted it with my Gold Glow Smooch Spray, to give the page a bit more dimension and a nice shine.
• Some of the newly released Stampin' Up! supplies went very nicely with the papers: you can spot the Floral Romance seals (Occasions Catalogue, p. 11) on the orange heart of the left page, and the Needlepoint Nook Mini Buttons (OC, p. 39) on the right edge of my journaling block. Those buttons are named appropriately: they are tiny! But gorgeous - they have a mother-of-pearl shine and are really striking. The ribbon at the bottom of the page is also from the Sale-A-Bration ribbon bundle, and I was pleasantly surprised by how pretty and soft they are (organiza can sometimes be stiff, but those aren't).
• I recently found some adorable clear hearts, so I added a few around one of the sentiment - they look like ice!
• I used some leftover snowflakes from another page. The gold matches my spritzing nicely and ties in with the golden yellow of the paper. I used the same Satin Gold textured paper to die-cut the wonky scalloped square frame as well, and the little bow from the same die set on top.

Because I'm finishing this page super late, the picture of it is pretty horrendous and the light was catching the page protector. I'll try and snap a better-quality picture on Saturday in natural light and update the post to show something better.

 

 

Supplies
Cardstock: Brown (Bazzill); Lost Lagoon (Stampin' Up!)
Patterned Papers and Stickers: Winter Wonderland (Simple Stories); Gold Satin Specialty Paper (Tonic)
Accessories: Project Life Corner Punch, Organdy Ribbon Combo Pack (SAB 2019), Needlepoint Nook
Mini Buttons, Mini Stampin' Dimensionals, Floral Romance Seals, Gold Glow Smooch Spritz (Stampin' Up!);
Snowflake Lace Paper CutUp (The Cat's Pajamas); Crystal Clear Hearts (Essentials by Ellen);
Sweet & Tart Heart Sprinkles (Trinity Stamps); Winter Crystals Glimmer Screens Stencils (Tattered Angels);
Wonky Scalloped Squares Dies (Avery Elle); Copper Gel Pen

 

Guest Designer for Color Throwdown #525

Inspiration: Color Throwdown #525

This card I made in December was picked by Color Throwdown as a Featured Stamper, so the team kindly offered me to take part in their challenge #525 as a Guest Designer, which I was happy to do. The suggested combo did present a real challenge for me, as I tend to gravitate towards colorful creations, and this one is all about neutrals: white, black and brown. I had to sit on this one a little while before I was ready to work on it. I was inspired by the picture, though: I liked the black and white buffalo plaid, the wooden door, the wreath, the framed sentiment and the sentiment pillows, and they became the starting point of my creation.

I first pulled out the Buffalo Check background stamp from Stampin' Up! and stamped it on white cardstock, in Tuxedo Black Ink. I then picked a piece of patterned paper from the Wood Textures Designer Series Paper stack and die-cut it to size. To add interest, I glued a second strip at an angle from corner to corner, cut the excess off and added metallic brads. Then I went looking through my stamps. My initial idea was stamping a large sentiment and emboss it in white on the wooden paper, or possible frame it in a wreath. As I was looking at stamps and pulling out possible options, I spotted the Tap Tap Tap set, and inspiration took a left turn. I figured the old typewriter could work well with brown and black, so I stamped it on white cardstock and embossed it in Copper embossing powder. It looked really great and crisp and I was wondering whether I should leave it as is or add watercolor. I pulled out my Gansai Tambi watercolors and initially planned on just adding a few black details, but then I fell down the rabbit hole and ended up watercoloring the whole thing and handcutting the image.

The "tap tap tap" stamp was added in the top corner of the wood piece and embossed in copper. I also had the alphabet stamp out and was trying to decide whether to use it or not and if so, where. I ended up embossing the alphabet in copper on another piece of wood paper and adding it to the middle of the card. The typewriter and tap tap images were also added to a woodgrain envelope to match. I was also wondering whether to add a greeting to the sheet in the typewriter. The stamp set includes English greetings and if I added something, I would have gone looking for a French equivalent that would work in font and size, but in the end, I really liked the empty sheet and decided I liked the card being able to be used for any kind of event, so I left it blank.

 

 

 

 

 

Stampin' Up! Supplies
Stamps: Tap Tap Tap, Buffalo Check
Cardstock: Thick Whisper White
Designer Series Paper Stack: Wood Textures
Ink: VersaMark. Black Tuxedo Memento
Accessories: Copper Stampin' Emboss Powder, Metallic Brads, Stampin' Dimensionals;
Watercolors (Gansai Tambi); Woodgrain A2 Envelope (envelopes.com);
Dotted Rectangle Stackables Dies (Lawn Fawn)

 

Taurus Zodiac Girl

Inspiration: Mojo Monday #506 + ColourQ #205

I was so freakin' happy when I found out today that Julee brought the Mojo Monday sketches back! Those sketches have been a personal favorite of mine and I've used a large number of them to create cards with over the years. I was beyond excited when I spotted a Mojo Monday sketch on a blog this morning and the fact that it was numbered #506 and that I remembered that Julee had finished at sketch 500 told me there might have been a reboot that I had missed. Needless to say, I was eager to draw inspiration from it myself.

I used my last Stamping Bella image leftover from my last coloring session: Taurus. Just like with other cards in my Zodiac serie, I used the Alisha Lowercase Alphabet dies to write the French Zodiac sign and this time around, I die-cut my image! The Zodiac Uptown Girls can be a pricey collection, if you get all 12 stamps and dies. I had initially gotten the stamps during a sale, and when Boxing Day came around, I bit the bullet and got the dies. (A gift certificate won from their monthly challenge helped soften the blow as well.) Because of the Holidays, it took a while for the package to get to me, but it finally reached my mailbox at the end of the week. Having the die opened new design options.

 

 

 

Supplies
Stamps: Uptown Zodiac Girl Taurus (Stamping Bella); Polka Dot (Stampin' Up!)
Cardstock: Regal Rose, Island Indigo, Basic Grey, Whisper White
Patterned Paper: Pretty Prints (Sunny Studio)
Ink: Tuxedo Black (Memento); Basic Grey (Stampin' Up! Classic Ink)
Accessories: ptown Zodiac Girl Taurus Die (Stamping Bella); Polychromos Pencils (Faber-Castell);
Framed Tulips Embossing Folder, Mini Stampin' Dimensionals, White Medium Envelope,
Needlepoint Nook Mini Buttons (Stampin' Up!); Alisha Lowercase Alphabet Die (Echo Park);
Grey Satin Ribbon (gifted)

 

Tree Farm Lot

Inspiration: Mojo Monday #501 + Simon Says Stamp Monday (Use Something New) + Global Design Project #171

I had a request for a New Year card, so I was looking at stamp options and I decided to ink my new Tree Farm stamp set from Essentials by Ellen. The hedgehog is holding a little sign and I figured I could probably stamp Happy New Year in it. I lucked out and found a sentiment that was exactly the right width to fit in there. The design is based off of the Mojo Monday sketch #501, but I did a mirror image because the trailer looked better placed on the left, with the hedgehog on the righté The design was feeling a little empty, so I grabbed the Christmas lights from the Light Parade stamp set and added this detail at the top of the panel. I also added washi to embellish a little. Initially, I had placed green washi on both sides of the back panel with the snowflakes, but it looked a little weird, so I gently lifted the bottom one off, tried it on the tree panel, liked the result, and when I layered the two panels, I decided I liked having one piece on the back panel and one piece of washi on the main panel - made the overall card design more dynamic that way.

I put a dab of Glossy Accent on the Christmas lights, and on the nose and eyes of the hedgehog, and added a few red pearls to the card as well.

 

 

 

 

 

Supplies
Stamps: Et bonne année (Making Spirits Bright - Stampin' Up!); Light Parade, Tree Farm (Essentials by Ellen)
Cardstock: Pistachio Pudding, Very Vanilla
Patterned Papers: Merry & Bright (Simple Stories)
Ink: Tuxedo Black (Memento); Shaded Spruce, Cherry Cobbler (Stampin' Up! Classic Ink)
Accessories: Dotted Rectangle Stackables Dies (Lawn Fawn); Light Parade Dies (Essentials by Ellen);
Markers (Copic); Mini Stampin' Dimensionals, Designer Washi Tape. Crumb Cake Medium Envelope (Stampin' Up!);
Glossy Accents (Ranger); Pearls - Glossy Berry Mix (Little Things from Lucy's Cards); Starry Watercolor (Gansai Tambi)

 

Wishes for Every Season

Inspiration: Just Us Girls #469 (Leftovers)

I received a very nice invitation right before the Holidays: to join the Just Us Girls team as Guest Designer in January. I've loved and played with the challenges for a long time, so it's a pleasure to play along with the design team this month. This week's challenge was Leftovers. I had a few ideas floating around in my head on how to interpret this theme, but in the end, it was the wrapping paper scraps I had on my desk that ended up being the starting point of this card. Right before the holidays, I found this awesome bark wrapping paper with gold foil at my local book store (on sale!) and I wrapped my niece's gifts with it. (Here's a picture of the wrapped gifts.) I kept the leftover scraps, knowing I could work them into another project.

So I glued a piece on cardstock and ran it through my Big Shot with the Outside In Stitched Rectangle Stackables die to create a card layer. Then I looked through my stamps to find something to pair with it. It didn't take long: the Colorful Seasons stamp set was sitting on top of my stamp sets and when I spotted the sentiment that reads "May all of your seasons be filled with bliss", I knew I had a winner. I figured I would do a gold-embossed sentiment in the center and add seasonal accents all around it. Keeping with the leftover theme, I used scraps of cardstock and patterned papers for the embellishments (some of them retired colours). My die-cut accents initially felt a little flat, so I glammed them up with a bit of Gansai Tambi metallic watercolor. That also helped the snowflake stand out better against the scalloped border, and the gold touches on the fall leaf and flowers are tying in the the gold of the wrapping paper.

The same seasonal images were repeated on the envelope and embossed in gold to tie everything in.

 

 

 

 

Supplies
Stamps: Saisons colorées (Colorful Seasons - Stampin' Up!)
Cardstock: Basic Grey, Whisper White, So Saffron, Baja Breeze, Smoky Slate (Stampin' Up!)
Wrapping Paper: Bark (unknown source)
Designer Series Paper: So Saffron, Peekaboo Peach
Ink: VersaMark
Accessoires: Seasonal Layers Thinlits, Glitter Enamel Dots, Gold Stampin' Emboss Powder,
1/8" Gold Ribbon, Mini Stampin' Dimensionals, So Saffron and Peekaboo Peach Stampin' Write Markers,
AquaPainter Brush (Stampin' Up!); Starry Sky Watercolors (Gansai Tambi);
Outside In Stitched Rectangle Stackables (Lawn Fawn)

 

Pop Up Tart

Inspiration: Lawn Fawnatics #43 (color combo) + Clean&Simple #104

I really wanted to use the new Valentine release from Lawn Fawn, so I drew inspiration from the soft colour combo to make this card. I was also really looking forward to making something with the pull tab. That popping up Pop-Tart is really fun! The whole design is pretty simple. I couldn't really think of a clever French sentiment to go with the toaster, so I stuck with the fun English sentiment from the stamp set. Of all the interactive card designs Lawn Fawn has released, this might be one of the simplest to put together. I'll have to see what I can think of making to use this die with other stamp sets.

 

 

 

 

Supplies
Stamps: Let's Toast (Lawn Fawn)
Cardstock: Bashful Blue, Grey Granite, Whisper White
Patterned Papers: Watercolor Wishes, Gotta Have Gingham, Really Rainbow
Ink: Tuxedo Black (Memento); Basic Grey (Stampin' Up!)
Accessories: Let's Toast and Let's Toast Pull Tab Add-On Dies (Lawn Fawn); Mirror A2 Envelope (envelopes.com);
Glitter Gloss Aqua Shimmer Brush (Nuvo); Neutrals Candy Dots, Mini Stampin' Dimensionals, White Organza Ribbon (Stampin' Up!);
Dotted Scalloped Rectangles Dies (Elizabeth Crafts); Markers (Copic); Stitched Scallop Basic Edges Die-namics (My Favorite Things)

 

An Apple to Say Thanks

Inspiration: Card Maps January 2019 Sketch + Stamp Ink Paper #180

When I was putting together another card, I spotted the apple-patterned paper in the Celebrate Autumn stack and decided to keep it aside to pair with my apple dies and the Card Maps January 2019 sketch. Since the apple dies are the Outside In Stitched Apple Stackables, I decided to draw inspiration from the patterned paper and use a punched heart to make the apple core. The file folder was created with an old Coluzzle template which I still like to pull out once in a while.

 

 

 

Supplies
Stamps: Tous mes remerciements (Thank You Kindly - Stampin' Up!)
Cardstock: Marigold Morning, Soft Suede, Early Espresso, Mossy Meadow, Cherry Cobbler Core'dinations, Very Vanilla
Patterned Papers: Celebrate Autumn (Echo Park)
Ink: Early Espresso
Accessories: Crumb Cake Medium Envelope, Mini Stapler, Ticket Duo Punch, Mossy Meadow Satin Ribbon,
Stampin' Dimensionals (Stampin' Up!); Dotted Rectangle Stackables Dies,
Outside In Stitched Apple Stackables Dies (Lawn Fawn); Basic Stitch Lines Die-namics (My Favorite Things);
Buttons (Autumn Leaves); Sentiment Labels Dies (Simon Says Stamp)

 

Aries

Inspiration: Little Red Wagon #478 + Simon Says Stamp Wednesday (Something New - masking fluid, stamp)

I'm sharing this card even though there's a lot of things that went wrong with it – in the spirit of showing that things do not always pan out the way you want when you craft. It started well enough, with this image being part of my coloring session. I was happy with the result, but found it maybe a bit bare. I had dressed the design up with a touch of Gold Gansai Tambi watercolor on the horns and the belt, but I I wanted to do more with the panel.

I had purchased Nuvo's masking fluid a while ago and decided to use it to mask my girl so that I could add a yellow halo behind her using the awesome blending brushes from Picket Fence Studio. That's when things started going awry. The masking fluid was coming out making bubbles and going all over the place. so it was hard to control keeping it over the image. Still, I let it air dry then used my heat tool to finish drying it completely, before trying to add ink. It was hard to see how it was turning out but when I took off the masking fluid, I had weird empty spots around the legs and bossom, which was not great. So on a whim, I took the Gamsai Tambi watercolors out again and added gold all over the background. Then yellow gems. It was already looking a little better. Then I filled the empty space with Stickles dots, but I think I went overboard - it would have looked better if I had stayed closer to the girl only.

Then I mounted the image on foam tape and when I cut the foam off of the roll, I snipped the end of my image!! So I used my scissors to try and rectify, but it was coming out crooked and when I tried using the paper cutter, it was not working out too well because of the foam tape. I did the best I could and I let it be since I was getting dangerously close to the horns. (I was initially debating whether to glue the panel straight or at an angle, and at an angle won to try and distract from the ragged edge at the top!)

To finish things off, I used die-cut letters to add the Zodiac sign in French. I went from memory and was hesitating between Capricorne and Taureau, but I remembered that I had done Capricorn already, so I went with Taureau. buzzer sound Try again. I was already finished with the card when I spotted the Taurus stamp on my desk and realized I translated wrong. Aries is Bélier! Darn it... Luckily, the letters were glued with adhesive sheet and came off when I lifted them out gently, so I was able to replace the word. (I did wait until the next day, hoping I would be less accident-prone then!) This turned out to be a frustrating stamping session to say the least, though!

 

 

 

Supplies
Stamps: Aries Uptown Zodiac Girl (Stamping Bella); Diagonal Stripes Background, Hot to Dot Wheel (Stampin' Up!)
Cardstock: Ruby Red, Daffodil Delight, Basic Grey, Whisper White
Ink: Tuxedo Black (Memento); So Saffron, Going Grey, Ruby Red (Stampin' Up!)
Accessories: Yellow Stickles (Ranger); Marigold Gems (Pretty Pink Posh);
Blending Brushes (Picket Fence Studios); Alisha Lowercase Alphabet Dies (Echo Park);
Foam Tape (3M); So Saffron Taffeta Ribbon (Stampin' Up!); White Tall Envelope (envelopes.com);
Polychromos Pencils (Faber-Castell); Starry Colors Watercolor Set (Gansai Tambi)

 

Wedding Cake

Inspiration: Global Design Project #170

I had already used the Global Project Design sketch on another card, but when I looked at a closer image of the sketch, I realized it had some nice elements that I hadn't included in my former version and that I could use the sketch again to make something different. As I was looking at stamps, I decided to pull out Hand Delivered and give the sketch a go again.

The main image was colored with Stampin' Blends markers, in colors inspired by the Petal Promenade Designer Series Paper. The sentiment "Congratulations" was stamped around the image three times, and I created a negative-heart stripe, using a die from the Mini Treat Bag Thinlits. I turned three of the hearts around and used the backside of the patterned paper to fill the hearts back in, and added Wink of Stella on them (as well as on the cake's frosting).

A matching envelope was made out of the same paper, and I used one of the die-cuts from the paper for the address block. For someone who's not usually into flowery and pink stuff, I must admit I am really liking what I've made with the Petal Promenade papers so far.

 

 

 

 

Stampin' Up! Supplies
Stamps: En main propre (Hand Delivered)
Cardstock: Petal Pink, Grapefruit Grove, Whisper White
Designer Series Paper: Petal Promenade
Ink: Lovely Lipstick, Tuxedo Black Memento
Accessories: Mini Treat Bag Thinlits, Decorative Ribbon Border Punch, Stampin' Blends Markers,
Clear Wink of Stella Brush, Envelope Punch Board, Share What You Love Artisan Pearls