Posts Tagged ‘Big shot’

An almost exact CASE of a card by the fabulous Mary Fish.

Lucky Limeade, Calypso Coral and Pool Party cardstocks; Fresh Elegance DSP and matching ribbon and brad (from the upcoming SAB catalog); Hearts Collection Framelits and Adorning Accents Edgelit (from new in the Occastions mini); Perfect Polka Dots and Square Lattice TIEFs.

Stars made using the 5 point 3D star die…closeup below:

Star in Front: Jolly Holiday DSP; Perfect Punches stamp set; Old Olive and Cherry Cobbler inkpads; Silver Tinsel; Cherry Cobbler Seam binding; Silver Glass Glitter

The last of the October Stamp-a-Stack Designs.

Elements of Style stamp set; Very Vanilla cardstock; Early Espresso inkpad; Rose Red & Old Olive markers; Blender Pen; Beautiful Butterflies Bigz Die. Perfect Polka Dots TIEF; Basic Pearls Jewels.

An elegant "treasure chest" made at my recent Big Shot Class.

Lap of Luxury DSP; Concord Crush cardstock; Top Note, Matchbox and Beautiful Butterflies Bigz dies for the Big Shot; Elegant Lines TIEF; Filigree designer brads; Circle Ice Rhinestone brads.

A very simple but elegant card using the new In-Color:  Blushing Bride

All Holidays stamp set; Beautiful Wings Embosslit; Elegant Bouquet TIEF; Basic Pearls Jewels.

My demonstrator friend, Susannah Halweg, gave me the instructions for these cute pins made from soda cans and the Big Shot flower dies.

We don't usually drink soda in my home but I was so excited to make some for my holiday boutique that I rushed over to the grocery store to buy a few cases of assorted flavors just to make the pins!  I'm completely hooked on making these cute pop posy pins!!

A couple of cards using the Thoroughly Modern DSP and the Flower Daisies #2 and SU! Beautiful Butterflies dies. 

Another version of my Top Note Box and "quilted" notes class project.  Attendees will learn how to make this box w/6 matching cards using 2 sheets of DSP and some additional cardstock & accessories.

This card was designed by my downline Suzy Halford.  See the unique "embossed" star background?  Suzy gave me the following instructions to make your own custom Star "Texturz Plate" (shown to the right of the card above).

To make the pseudo "Texturz plate" for the Not Quite Navy base card: 1) Punch lots of large and small stars out of scrap cardstock 2) glue three stars together to make a thick star-repeat until you have at least 6 stacks of large and 10 stacks of the small stars 3) Glue these stacked stars on a sheet of cardstock (I used 5" x 7").  You now have a custom Texturz plate!

How to use the custom Star Texturz plate: Run your base cardstock through the Big Shot using the multipurpose platform by stacking in the following order 1) Standard Cutting Pad 2) "Star Texturz Plate" that you just made 3)Standard Texturz Impressions Pad 4)another Standard Cutting Pad.

CASE of a card made by demonstrator Tina Dyck.  This will be one of the cards featured at my May Stamp-a-Stack class.

Elements of Style Stamp set;  Night of Navy, Riding Hood Red inkpads & cardstock; Very Vanilla and Kraft cardstocks; SU! Square Lattice Textured Impressions Embossing folder; 1" and 1-1/4" circle punches; silver brads.