Today I have for you the 2nd technique we will be learning at Punch/Technique Class this month. The 3rd technique you have already seen, it is the Mixed Bunch Quilted Dazzling Diamond Dust card from the March 1st post.

This card today was a blast to create! I have had the Stampin' Up! Wood Sheets from page 216 of the Main Catalog for forever, but have only played with them one time before, and can't seem to remember where the card is I made with them! 🙁

Wood Sheets are a 5 3/4" x 13 3/4"  layer of wood (four per package) with a thin, glossy paper backing. You can cut them with your Papercutter or the Big Shot. They are stampable, embossable, and sponge-able, of which I did all three on this card:

©Stampin'Up!™1990-2012

Gorgeous! I love the way stamping and sponging on the Wood Sheet brings out the "light" in the wood, don't you?!? I used the "Framed Tulips" Textured Impressions Folder on the edges of the matting layer, and also the rectangle "Decorative Frame" Textured Impressions Folder (free right now during SAB!)for the focal point layer. I also used the "Woodgrain" background stamp, "Plant Hope" for the focal image, and "Teeny Tiny Wishes" for the greeting.

I used Crumb Cake and Very Vanilla cardstock inside in order to feature the beautiful advantage of using the Wood Sheets to get all the "light" on the front:

©Stampin'Up!™1990-2012

I hope you can see the difference. I was amazed!

Thanks for stopping by today! Until tomorrow, have a "Stampingrox!" Day!

Today I have for you the 2nd technique we will be learning at Punch/Technique Class this month. The 3rd technique you have already seen, it is the Mixed Bunch Quilted Dazzling Diamond Dust card from the March 1st post.

This card today was a blast to create! I have had the Stampin' Up! Wood Sheets from page 216 of the Main Catalog for forever, but have only played with them one time before, and can't seem to remember where the card is I made with them! 🙁

Wood Sheets are a 5 3/4" x 13 3/4"  layer of wood (four per package) with a thin, glossy paper backing. You can cut them with your Papercutter or the Big Shot. They are stampable, embossable, and sponge-able, of which I did all three on this card:

©Stampin'Up!™1990-2012

Gorgeous! I love the way stamping and sponging on the Wood Sheet brings out the "light" in the wood, don't you?!? I used the "Framed Tulips" Textured Impressions Folder on the edges of the matting layer, and also the rectangle "Decorative Frame" Textured Impressions Folder (free right now during SAB!)for the focal point layer. I also used the "Woodgrain" background stamp, "Plant Hope" for the focal image, and "Teeny Tiny Wishes" for the greeting.

I used Crumb Cake and Very Vanilla cardstock inside in order to feature the beautiful advantage of using the Wood Sheets to get all the "light" on the front:

©Stampin'Up!™1990-2012

I hope you can see the difference. I was amazed!

Thanks for stopping by today! Until tomorrow, have a "Stampingrox!" Day!