CEO and Co-Founder of Stampin' Up!, Shelli Gardner has been traveling the country on her Workshop of a Lifetime tour. Demonstrators who stepped up to the challenge earned this fabulous reward. Anyway, I loved the latest projects that she demonstrated at her last workshop so much, that I just had to case them for my hostess club free classes this month! They are truly elegant and so easy to create!
This project uses minimal supplies that you may have on hand already! The Elegant Trio decor stencils (118262) are found in the latest edition of the Definitely Decorative brochure. For $9.95 you get all three stencils! I've used them on cards here, but they can also be used to transform plain into pretty and give you the decorating edge your home needs to be the best on the block!
The flower is stunning! I love how you can create shading with just one color source (Regal Rose in this case)! I used a sponge on all these cards. For the middle of the flower, I added the Basic Small Grommets and a Clear Rhinestone Brad after running the white card stock piece through the Big Shot with the Perfect Polka Dots Textured Impressions Folder!
I used the Almost Amethyst color for the scroll image on this card. It is splattered with Elegant Eggplant using the Color Spritzer tool, which is my favorite tool (this week anyway)! Because this card is only one layer, I clipped the prongs off the Clear Rhinestone brads using my Craft and Rubber Scissors and applied with a Mini Glue Dot. The Basic Black satin ribbon and Groom Specialty designer series paper and another layer of elegance!
This one is my favorite! I love all things Fleur de Lis! Here, I stenciled the image in Sage Shadow Classic ink and stamped the "gratitude definition" image in Jet Black StazOn before lifting up the stencil. The StazOn Cleaner can clean your stencil when you are done. Again, add some splatters with the Color Spritzer tool and Basic Black Stampin' Write marker. The paper is one of the patterns from the Nouveau Chic designer series paper collection.
This has got to be one of the cutest projects that I have created. I may have been inspired by another project, but for the life of me, I don't think I've seen it done quite this way. First I used the Big Shot and the Scallop Circle die to cut out my "cone". Then, spritz with a little water to break down the fibers of the card stock. Run the scallop circle through the Big Shot again (I did it twice) with the Perfect Details Texturz Plate. Your scallop circle will naturally curl because of the water. Use this opportunity to form your shape (make sure you used Sticky Strip to hold it together) and VOILA, a waffle cone!
I decorated a plastic Easter egg with rubons and flowers to achieve the ice cream look! They are stinkin' cute! I think I will make these for my kids' friends for Easter!
Hope you enjoy! My hostess club classes made these projects this month. Want to join? I take new members anytime!