Fall Rosettes

I did this card for today's "rosette" challenge.. I love the look of the rosettes but they are just too bulky and don't mail well... So I thought I would try and make these a little smaller...

I scored at every 1/8" instead of every 1/4" so that I would get a flatter rosette... And how cool that it looks exactly the same and gives the same look in dimension as well and I can mail this a lot easier now... I stamped my main image using Ranger Distress ink and colored with my copic markers. I then took a strip of "tear"ific tape and covered my image and peeled the second backing off to expose the sticky and added glitter to my entire image. I then matted the main panel onto a scallop rectangle panel and added my rosettes. I really like how this turned out and I love the "covered with glitter" technique that can be found at Sparkle N Sprinkle... Thank you so much for stopping by today... Happy Stamping!!!

Be A Rose

This was done for a new technique, well newly posted technique by Brenda at Sparkle N Sprinkle. This technique can be found in their Techniques and Tutorials section under Stamping On Glitter. I absolutely love this technique. The look it gave this card was so elegant and pretty.

I made the rosette using a scrap sheet of cardstock that measured 1 1/4" X 12. I stamped my rose using Memento Black Tuxedo ink and colored with various copic markers. I "fussy" cut my image and layered on top of my rosette. I used the iRock to add the rhinestones and I used the swirled template. I absolutely love my iRock. I hope you like what I did with my card today... Visit the Sparkle N Sprinkle website to see how to stamp on glitter and make your cards really pop... The glitter and Super Adhesive Sheets can be purchase from Sparkle N Sprinkle.... Happy Stamping!!!

Beautiful Glittered Rose

I was just playing around in my stamp room so I thought I would play for a little bit. I had this image sitting on my desk all colored and ready to use, but how to use it? I started with my image and colored with copic markers. I then cut the image out using a spellbinders classic circle die. I then cut out a matching circle of double sided adhesive sheet.

I stuck the adhesive sheet to my flower, removed the backing from the adhesive sheet and then added glitter on top of my image. I made my rosette using a strip of DSP 1 1/2" by 12 and scored every 1/4" using alternating valley and mountain folds. I then assembled my card with a few layers and my rosette on top with my gorgeous glittered image...