Showing posts with label sorry. Show all posts
Showing posts with label sorry. Show all posts

7/11/2024

We are so sorry heartfelt support card.

 Greetings.  Some cards are difficult to make because sometimes there are no words in difficult times.  This is an idea of a simply stamped card with a heartfelt sentiment.


Sentiment:
There is no good card for this.  We are so sorry.

3/29/2023

Set of 3" x 3" mini note cards with envelopes ~ Snails

 Hello.  I am showing how to make a set of 3" x 3" mini note cards with envelopes.  These four were made cute using snail stamping and colored pencils.


Sentiments:
I pretty much adore you.
Sorry, I'm a little late.
Keep on moving.
Thanks slow much.

 These can be used as mini note cards or gift tags.  I made a little gift set with cards and envelopes tied together with tulle.

3/15/2023

Stamp layering CAS card ~ Sympathy

  For today, I am sharing an easy stamp layering CAS card in a sympathy theme.  I kept this one simple and to the point.


Sentiment:
So sorry for your loss.

For support during these times, this card is a simple yet pretty greeting to show that you care.

8/25/2021

2 Tag Cards ~ 1 Background Stamp Two Ways ~ Tutorial

 Here is a way to stretch your background stamps while also using your handmade tags.  Today, on the Unity blog, I am sharing 2 tag cards using 1 background stamp two ways.


Sentiments:
So dang sorry you are feeling so sad.
Hello.

Changing up colors and texture is a great way to use background stamps.  This technique shows how to use 1 background stamp two ways for two tag cards.



Helpful tips:

Here are helpful tips for making these 2 tag cards using 1 background stamp two ways.  To begin, stamp the background twice onto white cardstock, using kraft color ink.  Next, on one of the backgrounds mark your paper placement to prepare for restamping later.  Then, leave the background stamp affixed to the original Misti or stamp positioning tool.  Next, for the purple card, color in some of the flowers and then restamp using embossing ink, keeping the placement the same.  Then, heat emboss in gold.  Also, stamp and heat emboss the sentiment panel using a different stamp positioner or after the background is completed.   Next, using the extra kraft color background, make another card without color or embossing.  Just add a premade tag and die-cut sentiment.  Finally, layer both cards, to finish.

Here is another look.



I made a quick video tutorial showing the process for this project.
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YouTube:  Gaylynn NeatThingsBtq


Supplies:

Also, flat and foam double-sided tape, cardstock, Gina K. Designs connect glue, My Creative Time rectangle frame die layers, tall tag frame die layers, tag frame die layers (retired); Wow embossing pad, My Favorite Things kraft hybrid ink and boysenberry dye ink, card stock in grapesicle and grape jelly; Ranger gold embossing powder, heat tool, Original Misti, Mini Misti, Copic markers Y26, E33, YR00, R20, V06, V04, V09, RV11. 

Be sure to visit the Unity blog for the entire article and tutorial.
Also, you can find my other features at Unity's
Technique Time and
Watercolor Wednesday.

Thank you for visiting.

   Gaylynn
         

9/09/2020

Shimmer card + embossing on color cardstock ~ tutorial

 Hi there.  For Technique Time at Unity, I share how to create a shimmer card plus added heat embossing.  This technique is extra nice over color cardstock.


Sentiment:  Deepest Sympathy.

Helpful tips:
Here are helpful tips for creating this card.  To begin, trim or die-cut a panel from color cardstock.  Next, prepare the card for embossing by adding powder with a powder tool over the color cardstock.  Then, stamp with white pigment ink.  Also, for added texture, add white embossing powder then heat set.  Next, wipe off excess powder from the paper, once everything is set.  Then, lightly mask the stamping using the stamp backing.  Next, add white paint splatters to the paper and dry.  Finally, adhere the panel to the card base and then add sequins.


I made a quick video tutorial showing the process for this project.
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YouTube:  Gaylynn NeatThingsBtq


Here is another look.


Supplies:  Unity Stamp Co. I Shall Not Want and Heart of Autumn
Also, original Misti, foam double-sided tape, white embossing powder, Gina K. Designs premium white pigment ink, heat tool, paint brush, Liquitex white acrylic paint tube, Ink On 3 liquid pixie dust, powder tool, purple cardstock, Ranger multi medium matte glue, PPP sequins, My Creative Time Rectangle Frame Die Layers.

Be sure to visit the Unity blog for the entire article and tutorial.
Also, you can find my other features at Unity's
Technique Time and
Watercolor Wednesday.


Thank you for stopping by.
Gaylynn

8/20/2020

Day 3 MCT 103rd Edition Sneak Peeks ~ Pet Sympathy

 Hi, it's Gaylynn.  Here is Day 3 of the My Creative Time 103rd Edition sneak peeks.


Sentiment:  Your furbaby will always be with you in spirit.

For today's sneak peeks, I used the newest MCT tall or slim style paw print dies along with a heartfelt sentiment and pet-themed accents.  To make this, layer assorted tall dies and also stamp onto the top layer.  Add die-cut or stamped accents and a sentiment.  For the base, trim and score a folded base a little larger than the size of the largest tall die that you are using in your project.

I have other examples of tall or slim card sizes and coordinating envelopes.
See slim card.

*** Sneak Peek Giveaway ***
We will be giving away the sets we are showcasing each day to ONE lucky winner!  For example, the set we are showcasing on Wednesday, Emma will announce the winner of that on Thursday and the sets we are showcasing on Thursday, Emma will announce that winner on Friday on the MCT blog!  ALL you have to is leave a comment on each of our blogs!  You are NOT required to comment on every single blog, but the more you comment on, the more chances you have for winning!  VERY IMPORTANT, PLEASE leave a way for us to contact you with your comments just in case YOU are the lucky winner!  
For EXTRA entries, you can spread the word about this release on Facebook, tweet about it OR even Instagram it.... #mycreativetime


Supplies for today's project: My Creative Time Tall Paw Frame Dies, Doggies and Kitties stamps and dies, Tall Kraft Envelopes, Tall Frame Die Layers; clear flat double-sided and foam tape, cardstock, Ranger archival ink in jet black.

For more sneak peek inspiration, visit Emma's My Creative Time blog.
I hope to see you here all week for sneak peek projects. And check back this Friday for the blog hop.

Thanks for visiting. I look forward to your comments. Gaylynn


8/19/2020

Stamp, watercolor then emboss ~ Peonies tutorial

Hello.  For Technique Time at Unity, I share a way to stamp, watercolor then emboss using peony flowers.  This technique works for other coloring options as well.


Sentiment:  Sending all my love & support.

Helpful tips:
Here are helpful tips to stamp, watercolor then emboss for card making.  To begin, stamp and pre-trim or die-cut a background layer.  Then, using a stamp positioning tool like the Misti, place and stamp peonies with waterproof ink onto the smooth side of watercolor paper.  Next, add watercolor of choice or use another coloring alternative like markers.  Then, once dried completely, place and stamp the peonies in the same position in the Misti, but using VersaMark ink.  Next, add enchanted gold embossing powder and heat set the embossing.  Then, fussy cut (cut out) the peony flower.  Finally, assemble the card and the embellishments, to finish.



I made a quick video tutorial showing the process for this project.
{{Please subscribe to my video channel and like this video.  Many thanks.}}
YouTube:  Gaylynn NeatThingsBtq


Here is another look.


Supplies:  Unity Stamp Co. Peony Hugs and Flourish Wonder {background}; original Misti, flat and foam double-sided clear tape, My Creative Time Rectangle Frame Die Layers, Ranger enchanted gold embossing powder and archival ink in jet black, sap green and pale ochre; Versamark ink, adhesive gems, Altenew watercolor half pans and palette mat; watercolor brush, heat tool.

Be sure to visit the Unity blog for the entire article and tutorial.
Also, you can find my other features at Unity's
Technique Time and
Watercolor Wednesday.


Thanks for visiting.
Gaylynn

8/18/2020

Day 1 My Creative Time 103rd Edition Sneak Peeks

 Hi, it's Gaylynn.  Here is Day 1 of the My Creative Time 103rd Edition sneak peeks.


For today's sneak peeks, I am sharing little sentiment speech bubble tags.  These are great for adding to cards, gifts, favors or most any papercraft project.  I stamped then layered them and also added twine to an easy accent for future projects.  I love having these on hand to use as sentiments.

There are even more sentiments to choose from, covering most occasions like birthday, thank you, sorry, get well, support, get well and more.

*** Sneak Peek Giveaway ***
We will be giving away the sets we are showcasing each day to ONE lucky winner!  For example, the set we are showcasing on Wednesday, Emma will announce the winner of that on Thursday and the sets we are showcasing on Thursday, Emma will announce that winner on Friday on the MCT blog!  ALL you have to is leave a comment on each of our blogs!  You are NOT required to comment on every single blog, but the more you comment on, the more chances you have for winning!  VERY IMPORTANT, PLEASE leave a way for us to contact you with your comments just in case YOU are the lucky winner!  
For EXTRA entries, you can spread the word about this release on Facebook, tweet about it OR even Instagram it.... #mycreativetime


Supplies for today's project: My Creative Time Lots of Greetings and Fun Bubble Dies; clear flat double-sided tape, cardstock, Ranger archival ink in jet black, cording, Silhouette printable gold foil.

For more sneak peek inspiration, visit Emma's My Creative Time blog.
I hope to see you here all week for sneak peek projects. And check back this Friday for the blog hop.

Thanks for visiting. I look forward to your comments. Gaylynn


5/28/2020

Dog or cat pet sympathy card ~ paper piecing tutorial

Hi.  Today, I am sharing a sweet pet sympathy card tutorial featuring a collar made from stamping and paper piecing.


Sentiment:  The loss is unmeasurable but so is the love left behind.

Here are helpful tips for creating this technique.  To begin, stamp the collar three times with ink for use with your markers.  Stamp once each onto two different patterned paper pieces.  Then stamp a third time onto white cardstock.  Then, stamp the sentiment and paw print to a pre-trimmed card panel, towards the bottom.  Using scissors, cut out the collar from the patterned paper.  Next, cut out the hearts from the other piece of patterned paper.  Add the hearts to the collar with glue.  Optional, add light shading to the collar edges with a marker or distress ink.  Color in the paw prints or paper piece those as well.  Punch a tiny heart to accent.  Add black marker or distress ink to the collar's outer edges to accent further.  Finally, adhere the collar to the top panel using foam tape, to finish.

Here is another look.


Supplies:  Unity Stamp Co. Fur Baby Love; Avery Elle wonky stitches dies, double-sided foam tape, scissors, craft tweezers, BasicGrey paper cottage paper, Ranger multi medium matte glue, Copic markers E11, E33, YR00, 100.

Thanks for visiting.  Have a wonderful day.
Gaylynn

3/25/2020

Narrow shaped card with an oversized watercolor flower.

Hi there.  I am sharing a creative way to make a narrow shaped card with an oversized watercolor flower.  This was made to fit into an A2 sized envelope.


Sentiment:  So sorry for your loss.

Here are helpful tips for creating this narrow shaped card with an oversized watercolor flower.  To begin, trim a card base to 11" x 3".  Then, score at 5 1/2" for a narrow top fold card base.  Next, stamp and emboss the sentiment and accents directly onto the card base, leaving room for your main focal stamp to be added later.  Then, stamp and heat emboss a big flower onto the smooth side of watercolor paper.  For color, watercolor or use your color medium for the oversized flower.  Next, cut out the flower with scissors (fussy cut).   Then, add foam tape to pop up the oversized flower over the narrow card base.  Finally, place it so that the card will still fit inside of an A2 sized envelope.  For example, I placed my flower diagonally, so that part of it remains off of the card base.

Here is another look.




Supplies:  

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Thanks for visiting.
Gaylynn

10/02/2019

Handmade flower vellum card overlay ~ Sympathy.

Today for Technique Time at Unity, I am sharing a floral vellum card overlay with stamping and heat embossing.



Sentiment:  With sympathy

This is a quick and easy way to create a handmade vellum card overlay.  I used stamping, heat embossing, fussy cutting and splatters.  It is easy to make multiples of this card style.

To begin, I stamped a sentiment directly onto the card base.  I also used vellum, the Misti stamping tool and a VersaMark ink pad for the floral overlay panel.  Then, I heat embossed the flowers.  The floral background border was fussy cut to fit the top corner of the card base.  Finally, I added watercolor splatters, adhesive gems and layered everything.


I made a quick video tutorial showing the process for this project.
{{Please subscribe to my video channel and like this video.  Many thanks.}}
YouTube:  Gaylynn NeatThingsBtq


Here is a closer look.



Supplies:  Unity Stamp Co. Array of Fall and Change Can Be Beautiful; PTI vellum, VersaMark ink, Ranger archival ink, Altenew palette, adhesive pearls, white embossing powder, heat tool, EK powder tool, paintbrush, Sakura Koi watercolor and Original Misti.

Be sure to visit the Unity blog for the entire article and tutorial.
Also, you can find my other features at Unity's
Technique Time and
Watercolor Wednesday.


Have a great day.
Gaylynn

8/14/2019

Watercolor blending, sympathy card topper and tutorial.

For Watercolor Wednesday, I am showing a way to blend two shades of watercolor onto a stamped flower.  Also, I share a cute card topper idea.




Sentiment:  With sympathy

To begin, I used watercolor paper for the flower and vellum for the sentiment.  All paper was trimmed to fit the card base.  Watercolor was added using markers, but any watercolor would work for this technique.  I first dabbed watercolor by color section and then blended that section out with a wet brush.  I repeated that for the second golden watercolor sections, blending into the first color.  To finish, I layered a card topper using die-cut patterned paper, vellum and a sentiment.

The full article and tutorial are up on the Unity blog.
I also made a quick video tutorial showing the process for this project.

{{Please subscribe to my video channel and give this video a like.  Many thanks.}}
YouTube:  Gaylynn NeatThingsBtq


Here is another look.


Supplies:  Unity Stamp Co. Wild Florals and Abundant Blessings; Zig Clean Color Real Brush markers 063, 028, 081; foam tape, vellum, Neenah classic crest solar white 110lb cover, BasicGrey plumeria paper, My Creative Time lace border die, Altenew palette mat, Ranger watercolor paper, watercolor brush, heat tool and adhesive gems.

Be sure to visit the Unity blog for the entire article and tutorial.
Also, you can find my other watercolor features at Unity's Watercolor Wednesday.

Thanks so much.  Have a great day.
Gaylynn

3/06/2019

Gold watercolor butterflies sympathy card with Gansai Tambi.

For Watercolor Wednesday, I am sharing a butterfly card with gold shimmer.


Sentiment:
With sympathy.  Wishing you peace in the midst of sorrow.

For this card, I stamped and heat embossed the butterflies and the sentiment.  Gold shimmer watercolor was added  along with splatters and embellishments.

The full article and tutorial are up on the Unity blog.
I also made a quick video tutorial showing the process for this project.

{{Please subscribe to my video channel and give this video a like.  Many thanks.}}
YouTube:  Gaylynn NeatThingsBtq



Gold Watercolor Butterflies Card with Gansai Tambi
By Gaylynn Martling for Unity’s Watercolor Wednesday
(See also the video tutorial for this project.)
Powder your paper with a powder tool.  Stamp and heat emboss the butterflies and the sentiment onto watercolor paper.
I chose gold Gansai Tambi starry colors watercolor for the butterflies.  I applied two shades of gold using a watercolor brush.
Heat set between colors.  On another panel, splatter black ink.  I used Altenew watercolor for splatter.
Fussy cut the butterflies.  Add them and the sentiment to the splatter panel.
Embellish to finish.

Here is another look.


Supplies:  Unity Stamp Co. Good Things With Wings, VersaMark, black embossing powder, Original Misti, Gansai Tambi starry colors watercolor, Altenew watercolor half pans, Ranger watercolor paper, gold cording, Craftin Desert Divas sequins, My Creative Time dies, heat tool and EK Success powder tool.

Be sure to visit the Unity blog for the entire article and tutorial.
Also, you can find my other watercolor features at Unity's Watercolor Wednesday.

Thanks for visiting.
Gaylynn

3/03/2019

Encouragement card with a border of leaves.

Hi there.  Today I am sharing a card for support or encouragement.  It is decorated with a cascading border of leaves.


Sentiment:  Be patient with yourself.

This one includes an encouraging sentiment, distress ink blending and repeat stamping for the leaves.  I used Copic markers for the leaves and made a pretty border of leaves by fussy cutting around them.

I made a quick video tutorial showing the process for this project.
{{Please subscribe to my video channel and give this video a like.  Many thanks.}}


Here is another look.


Supplies:  Unity Stamp Co. Patience, distress ink in milled lavender, Copic markers BG49, G0000, BG32; adhesive gems and glitter paper.  

I hope  you enjoyed this.
Have a great day.

11/17/2018

Flower jar encouragement card ~ amazing, brave, strong.

Here is a floral card, perfect for encouragement or support.


Sentiment:  You are amazing, you are brave, you are strong.

I love flowers in a jar.  These could be cotton buds, but I added color to them anyway.  For the frame accents, I used a masking technique along with distress ink to blend accent edges.  The flowers and the jar were shaded with Copics.

See the complete quick video tutorial:


Here is a closer look.


Supplies:  Unity Stamp Co. Difficult Roads, Ranger distress ink pad, My Creative Time and Winnie and Walter dies, twine and Copic markers Y21, G21, BG10, B01, BG53, C3, C1, B06, B14.

9/25/2018

Thoughts & Prayers Card ~ MCT Thoughtful Tuesday

Today, on the MCT blog, we are sharing Thoughtful Tuesday projects.
I am sharing a heartfelt card to have on hand for those times when someone needs a hug.
I included poppy flowers and a butterfly.


Sentiment:  You're in my thoughts & prayers.

This card was created as we remember both of our mothers.
It has been over one year since their passing and just six months apart.
They both loved to send and receive cards like this.

For this, I used MCT stamps and dies.  Watercolor was used on the flowers, the butterfly and the background.  I love the soft look of it.

MCT products used:
Fun Stitched Edges

Here is a closer look:


Supplies:  MCT stamps and dies (listed above); Ranger Archival ink and watercolor paper; Altenew watercolor and Pop Dots.

Be sure to visit Miss Emma's My Creative Time blog for more inspiration.

Thanks for visiting.
Gaylynn

3/31/2017

Boho Embossed Card

Here is an inspirational boho style embossed card.


Sentiment:  What's meant to be will always find its way.

This card features artsy circles with ombre colors.   I like the butterflies in them.

I made a quick tip video for this project.
My YouTube:  Gaylynn NeatThingsBtq


And here is a closer look:


Simon Says Stamp Wednesday Challenge ~ Anything Goes

Supplies:  Unity Stamp Co. Love What's Meant To Be by Susan Weckesser, ColorBox ink, MFT die-namics and Misti.

If you would like for me to share a particular crafty technique, please mention it.
Have a great day.

2/17/2017

Brave & Beautiful Encouragement Card

Today, I am up on the Unity blog with this project and the stamp of the week reminder.


Sentiment:  Twinkle twinkle little star, brave and beautiful is what you are.

This is an encouragement card with more of a breast cancer theme in pink.
The bird is duplicated and I added the tiny white dots as accents.

Here is another look:


Link Up:

Stampin' Royalty Challenge SR#363 ~ Dies

HLS Anything Goes with Dies Challenge ~ February

Have a fabulous weekend.

Supplies:  Unity stamp of the week Twinkles & Wings, dies by Simon Says Stamp and My Creative Time, Copic markers, white Sharpie and gems.