Are You Stunned? (Jill Stamps)

January 30, 2012

Are You Stunned?

Stampin' Up! CEO, Shelli Gardner, posted a Simply Stunning Challenge on her blog and I wanted to play along! I love simplicity!!

This simple card can be used for Valentine's Day, an anniversary or simply to tell that special someone - "I love you".

The Eiffel Tower and Amour images are Heat Embossed and three Rhinestone Jewels set off the greeting.

The row of hearts are created using the masking technique. Punch sticky notes with the Heart to Heart Punch, adhere the hearts to Whisper White card stock and then spritz with Blushing Bride Smooch Spritz. Remove your sticky hearts and VOILA!

Check out a different type of masking here!

Thanks for stopping by today. Have a great week!!

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STAMPS:

Artistic Etchings - 118517 Wood/120573 Clear

CARD STOCK AND PAPER:

Basic Black - 121045

Regal Rose -105130

Whisper White -100730

INK:

Basic Black Craft Stampin' Pad - 102192

ACCESSORIES AND TOOLS:

Black Stampin' Emboss Powder -109133

Heat Tool -100005

Embossing Buddy - 103083

Punch, Heart to Heart -119881

Blushing Bride Smooch Spritz -125580

Jewels, Basic Rhinestones - 119246

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