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Birthday wishes card with Natalia

/ CATEGORIES - Birthday Cards, Cards, CAS

Hi there! It’s Natalia here. Today I want to share with you my card using beautiful Studio Katia supplies from the latest release – BIRTHDAY BALLOONS and IT’S YOUR BIRTHDAY.

First, I stamped cute image from the BIRTHDAY BALLOONS – HORZ. I colored it with copic markers and cut out using scissors. I made highlights using white and silver pen.

Next, I blended some distress inks onto a white piece of paper.

I adhered the image onto my background panel using double-sided foam tape. Lastly, I heat embossed the sentiment from IT’S YOUR BIRTHDAY stamp set using white powder.

Thank you so much for joining me today, have a great day!

Natalia

SUPPLIES:

BIRTHDAY BALLOONS – HORZ.

IT’S YOUR BIRTHDAY

Hooray, It’s Your Day!

/ CATEGORIES - Birthday Cards, Cards, Shaker Cards

Hi there! Emily Midgett here with you today sharing some gender neutral birthday inspiration using some new and old goodies. I am always in need of gender neutral birthday cards… you never know when a sudden kid’s birthday party will arise! I combined a bit of heat embossing and ink blending with a shaker filled with lots of colorful bits and bobs. Let’s get started with the details!

I began by stamping and silver embossing the sentiment from It’s Your Birthday on a panel of A2 card stock, then blending a light and dark shade of teal ink around the edges to create a bit of shading and depth to the background. I also die cut a balloon from another panel of white A2 card stock. (I just love the dotted detail around the edges!) I backed this panel with some acetate to create a shaker.

To create the shaker, I added plenty of foam tape around the edges of the opening, then put a dark teal die cut bow from the Balloons die set at the bottom of the balloon opening.

I filled the shaker with an abundance of sequins, sprinkles, confetti, and glitter. The variety of colors and “neutral” aqua background (I feel like aqua is a neutral, because it goes with basically everything!) makes it perfect for a gender neutral birthday card! And what little kid doesn’t love a shaker?

Well, that’s all for me today! Thank so much for stopping by, and have a marvelous day!

Juicy citron shaker card with Galina

/ CATEGORIES - Cards, Shaker Cards, Thank You Cards

Hello everyone! Today I want to share with you a shaker card with some juicy fruits.

I start with stamping fruit border on a watercolor paper with waterproof black ink. I colored images with distress markers and distress inks. I added white dots with white gel pen when images were dry. I cut out the fruit border with scissors.

Next I cut out a square panel and in the centre I cut out a half circle window for my shaker. Also I cut out a yellow square border using pierced square die and a card base from the green cardstock.

I attached  a transparent sheet of the accetate sheet behind the white panel, I added multicolored sequins and foam mount my shaker to the card base.

Thank you for stopping by! Have a juicy day! 🙂

Galina

Supplies

CITRUS TRIMMINGS

SCALLOP SQUARE

NESTED SQUARES

CLEAR DROPS MIX ONE

DAZZLING CELERY

Floral Wreath Birthday Shaker Card with Ilda

/ CATEGORIES - Birthday Cards, Cards, Floral Cards, Shaker Cards

Hey Friends, Ilda here!

Today I have a fun shaker card to share with you. If you have been participating in Kathy Racoosin’s Daily Marker Challenge you may have seen this coloring before as I had shared it on my IG page. I just finally turned it into a card.

To begin,  I stamped out the flowers from the FLORAL WREATH onto a piece of Bristol paper using watermark ink and then heat set it with a Champagne colored embossing powder.

Next, I used various shades of purple Zig Clean color markers to color in the flowers.

I then die cut the panel using the frame from the DARLING RIBBON AND FRAMES DIES. For the center circle cut, I used the FANCY CIRCLE DIES, this left a coordinating dotted edge around the window.

To the back of the panel, I glued on a piece of ACETATE to build the shaker window.

For the shaker, I used the LUMINOUS LAVENDER Sequins as they coordinated well with the purples of the card.

The happy birthday sentiment comes from the FLORAL WREATH. I stamped it using Wilted Violet Oxide ink and then cut and slid the strip to fit in the opening.

The Scripted Friend Die comes from the SPRING BOUQUET DIES that I die cut and inked up with watermark ink and the heat set it using Persian Indigo Embossing Glitter then topped it with a layer of Clear embossing powder.  To dot the “i” I used a GOLD FOIL PEARL.

Hope this Floral Wreath Birthday Shaker Card inspired you today. Thank you for stopping by and until next time… Happy Crafting!

 

 Ilda

 

SUPPLIES:

FLORAL WREATH

DARLING RIBBON AND FRAMES DIES

FANCY CIRCLE DIES

SPRING BOUQUET DIES

LUMINOUS LAVENDER Sequins

GOLD FOIL PEARLS

ACETATE SHEETS

STUDIO KATIA GLUE

Best Wishes Card with Dana

/ CATEGORIES - Cards, Floral Cards

Happy Thursday, everyone!

It’s Dana here and I’d like to share my watercoloring card with you today.

To start, I stamped beautiful floral background image from Floral Garden Stamp Set onto rough watercolor paper. I watercolored all images using Daniel Smith Watercolor Paints and paint brush. After it dried, I die cut them out using Scallop Frames Die Set.

I also die cut little tag from white card stock using same die set.

Then, I stamped a sentiment from It’s Your Birthday Stamp Set and popped it up onto watercolor paper as shown.

To finish, I mounted yellow card stock and watercolor panel onto A2 sized white card base.

 

Hope you enjoyed this card. Happy crafting!

*Supplies*

FLORAL GARDEN

IT’S YOUR BIRTHDAY

SCALLOP FRAMES

 

No Line Watercolour CAS Birthday Card with Erum

/ CATEGORIES - Birthday Cards, Cards, CAS, Other

Hi! Erum here today with a clean and simple no line watercolour birthday card!

I used the Birthday Balloons Duo Stencil and lightly traced three balloons of various sizes on to watercolour cardstock. I wanted to create a vintage yet fun looking birthday card so decided to go with the no-line watercolour look.

I watercoloured the balloons and tried to show them overlapping and also tried to show that you could see through the balloons.

Once the watercolour was dry, I added a bit of grey background and then drew strings on the balloons.

I then stamped the greeting from the It’s Your Birthday Stamp Set and added fine black paint splatters.

To finish off, I adhered a few Vintage Shimmer Pearls.

I hope you liked my card! I really like how it turned out! Thank you for stopping by!

SUPPLIES

Birthday Balloons Duo Stencil

It’s Your Birthday Stamp Set

Vintage Shimmer Pearls

Ocean birthday with Kaja

/ CATEGORIES - Birthday Cards, Cards

Hi there,

It’s Kaja from Kajcyika crafts with you today, and I made a cute ocean scene birthday card!

Take a look:

I just love geometric shapes, so I decided to make three rectangle windows that will show a beautiful ocean scene behind it. Studio Katia dies always have a beautiful pierced edge and today I used a rectangle that can be found in Dotted shaker tag 2 die set. I positioned the rectangles in the small treangle that covers most of the card front.

I used the inner pieces of the die cuts for ocean background which I made using distress oxide inks. First, I created an ombre using Tumbled glass, Faded jeans and Black soot colors on which I used a Underwater sun rays stencil along with Antique linen ink. The last detail I added were some splatters that I made using white paint.

Then, I stamped and colored a bunch of images from the Under the sea and Shell-ebration stamp sets. I used alcohol markes and I went with mostly green and yellow shades.

Once everything was colored I decided to add a sentiment that reads ‘Happy birthday’ and can be found in Kobi bearing gifts stamp set.

I glued everything together using double sided foam tape and Studio Katia glue.

Thank you so much for joining me!

Kaja

SUPPLIES:

Happy Birthday Card with Isha Gupta

/ CATEGORIES - Cards, CAS, Floral Cards

Hello everyone! Isha here sharing a no-line water coloring technique using this gorgeous Kind Bouquete stamp.

 

I started by stamping the image using Antique Linen distress ink onto my watercolor panel. I then colored in the image using watercolors. I love roses and this image has pretty florals 🙂 Once my panel was colored, I adhered it to a pink cardbase. I then stamped and embossed the sentiment onto a black cardstock and cut a stripe. Adhere to the card.  

To finish, I added some sequins from the pastel rainbow confetti collection. Thank you for dropping by! Have a nice crafty day!

Isha

Supplies

Kindness Bouquete Stamp set

Floral Wreath Stamp set

Pastel Rainbow Confetti

Triangle Tray

Studio Katia Glue

Colourful Birthday Card by Erum

/ CATEGORIES - Birthday Cards, Cards, CAS

Hi there everyone! Erum here today with a super colourful and vibrant birthday card to share.

I first stamped the Birthday Balloons (horizontal) Stamp and coloured it in with Crayola Markers. I fussy cut the stamped design and set it aside. I also went over the balloons with the Aqua Shimmer Pen by Nuvo.

Next, I added a lot of colourful splatters onto my card panel and then glued down the fussy cut balloon piece. To complete the look, I doodled a few strings.

I stamped Kobi from Kobi Makes a Wish Stamp Set and coloured him with Prismacolor pencil in black. The cake and party hat were coloured with Crayola Markers.

I used the coordinating die to die cut the images and adhered them onto the panel with foam tape. But before doing that, I stamped the sentiment.

I hope you liked my fun card!

Thank you for stopping by!

 

SUPPLIES

Birthday Balloons (horizontal) Stamp

Kobi Makes a Wish Stamp Set

Kobi Makes a Wish Coordinating Die

Watercolored Garden

/ CATEGORIES - Cards, Floral Cards

Hi there! Emily Midgett here with you today sharing some garden floral inspiration using my favorite stamp set from the latest Studio Katia release: Floral Garden. I love that this stamp has the ability to cover an entire card front, but it can also serve as a partial stamp because the edges are complete. I used just half of the stamp and my Tombow Watercolor Markers to create this floral bouquet, so let’s get started with the details!

I began by heat embossing the Floral Garden stamp on some watercolor paper using Brass embossing powder. I then used my Tombow Watercolor markers in shades of pink, lavender, yellow, and orange to create this pretty summer bouquet. (The shape on those tulips is to die for. So much fun to shade. Maybe I’m weird… I love a well-shaped petal haha!) Watercoloring requires lots of layers to create depth, so don’t be afraid to add another layer to really get those shadows! The tulips on this project alone have 4 layers of color.

After I’d added color to the entire bouquet, I used a pretty shade of blue to add a halo around the edge of the bouquet. Don’t be afraid to use lots of water on your halos to get them to fade nicely! I added a sentiment strip using a greeting from Japanese Peony heat embossed on a strip of navy blue card stock, then adhered it using foam tape.

The final touch was to add a few Iridescent jewels to add some sparkle to this colorful card front!

Well, that’s all for me today! I hope you’re having fun playing with all of the new goodies from the latest release… so many fun products!