Showing posts with label Star Stampz. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Star Stampz. Show all posts

Wednesday, April 15, 2026

CRAFT Challege Blog #778

 Hi there friends!

The latest challenge over at CRAFT Challenge Blog has a theme of Anything Goes. The sponsor that I working with is Star Stampz and the design is Spring Rain


 I colored it with Tim Holtz watercolor pencils, added some gems and a sentiment by Fiskars.

 

Check out the supply list below for all that I used to make this card. 

~Paula

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Please Note: This post contains product links so you can easily find any supplies and/or tools you may be interested in. As an affiliate, I may be compensated for a purchase made using my links. However, no additional cost is extended to you. The other links are just to help guide you in the right direction. I am not affiliated with all companies but I encourage you to shop small businesses as much as possible. I only share product information of products I am familiar with and use in my own studio.

Papers are just from my collection. I always grab from my scraps first and I don’t keep track of where they came from. Use what you have!

Saturday, November 1, 2025

CRAFT Challenge Blog #767

 Hi there friends,

This week's new CRAFT Challenge Blog's theme is Christmas. 

The sponsor is: StarStampz.

The design I am working with is Me and My Snowman -- isn't it darling??


 I printed this digital image to fit an A2 card. I colored with colored pencils and used white splatter paint for the snow.


My supply list is listed below.

~Paula

If you’d like, please follow me:

Please follow this blog, you can find the Follow button in the right column ===> 

Facebook: Paula's Studio

Instagram: PaulasStudioMI

 

Please Note: This post contains product links so you can easily find any supplies and/or tools you may be interested in. As an affiliate, I may be compensated for a purchase made using my links. However, no additional cost is extended to you. The other links are just to help guide you in the right direction. I am not affiliated with all companies but I encourage you to shop small businesses as much as possible. I only share product information of products I am familiar with and use in my own studio.

Papers are just from my collection. I always grab from my scraps first and I don’t keep track of where they came from. Use what you have!

Thursday, May 2, 2024

Craft Challenge #718

 Hello friends

This week CRAFT Challenge Blog's theme is: Shaped Card

and the sponsor is Star Stampz <=== please check out their shop here.

The design I used is Balloons and Ice Cream to make a balloon shaped card.


I started with Silhouette Design Studio where I made a balloon shape on the work space. I brought in the file of the graphic and sized it to fit inside the balloon. I added the sentiment and used the curve tool to have it curve along the edge of the balloon. I used the print & cut feature to print it out and then cut on my Silhouette Cameo. I also cut an identical balloon shape to make the other half of the card.


I opted to use Tim Holtz Distress Watercolor Pencils to add colors. 

On the blank balloon, I used a scoring board and bone folder to add a crease. This is done so that when the card is opened it has a natural fold that isn't on the front of the card.

I stamped a sentiment next as it is easier before assembly. Then I apply glue above the crease.

I attached the front of the card and aligned the two pieces as perfectly as I could and let the glue dry. 

That's it! Thanks friends!

~Paula

Please Note: This post contains product links so you can easily find any supplies and/or tools you may be interested in. As an Amazon Associate, I may be compensated for a purchase made using my link. However, no additional cost is extended to you. The other links are just to help guide you in the right direction. I am not affiliated with those companies but I encourage you to shop small businesses as much as possible.