Monday, March 16, 2020

Here's another card idea using the Stampin' Up! Power Of Hope Stamp Set

  • Another Stampin' Up! Power Of Hope Card Idea
  • Uses the coordinating Stone 3D Embossing Folder
  • Join the COVID-19 Card Challenge

Stampin' Up! Power Of Hope, Again


I'm continuing to play with the Power of Hope set.  Today I created a simple thank you card, but with a quick change of the sentiment, this could be a birthday, thanking-of-you or a congratulation card.  With our families and friends hunkered down to ride out the Covid-19 threat, this is a wonderful time to create cards and reach out to our friends, family or that widowed neighbor down the street who might feel a little more lonely than usual to let them know we're thinking of them. The Power of Hope Stamp Set from the Stampin' Up! free with qualifying purchase Sale-A-Bration selections is a great set to create a quick card without feeling overwhelmed.          
  





The basecard for today's card is Basic Black Cardstock.  Then another layer of Basic Black cardstock heat embossed with the tree image from the Power Of Hope Stamp Set  in black embossing powder.  Then a layer of Whisper White dry embossed with the Stone 3D embossing folder.  You'll need your blue Emboss Plate for this Embossing Folder. 
      





For the image layer I matted a piece of Whisper White Cardstock with a piece of Vellum cardstock.  I stamped the temple image in Tuxedo Black Memento ink on the Whisper White, along with a sentiment from the Beautifully Braided Stamp Set.  Then I selected three black flower elements from the Peaceful Poppies Sequins and used Glue Dots to attach them to my card front. 





This is a close up of the tree image embossed on the Basic Black layer.  It is very subtle, but adds additional texture to this simple black and white card.     
  


     



  
Be sure to add the Power Of Hope Stamp Set to your shopping list before Sale-A-Bration ends.  Hurry, Sale-A-Bration ends March 31, 2020, and products selections are only available until they are sold out. You'll love everything you make with these wonderful products.  

If you don't have a demonstrator and want a copy of the January-June 2020 Mini catalogcontact me.   I would love to be your Stampin' Up! Demonstrator.      

Recipe

  • Stamps: Power Of Hope, Beautifully Braided (Sentiment)
  • Ink:  Tuxedo Black Memento Ink, Versamark
  • Paper: Basic Black, Whisper White, White Vellum Cardstock
  • Accessories:  Stone 3D Embossing Folder, Peaceful Poppies Sequins, Embossing Buddy, Black Emboss Powder, Heat Tool, Glue Dots, Multipurpose Glue 

To learn more about any of these items, click the photo of the items and you'll see more information in my online store.



Just sitting at home?  Join the COVID-19 card challenge! 


We can't wait to beat the COVID-19 virus to an early death.  Show us your fun card ideas for stampin' out COVID-19 using any Stampin' Up! stamps -- current or retired -- and I'll pick two winners on Tuesday, March 31 to receive free stamp sets I'll mail to you. USA entries only.




In the comments below, send me a link to your blog, Facebook, Instagram or Pinterest location where you've posted your card.  With your permission, I will repost your card here with a return link to your post.  Fun?  

Join Stampin' Up! by March 31 for extra sign-up bonus 

Have you thought about joining Stampin' Up!, especially during Sale-A-Bration with the great promotional extras right now?  Take a look at the Join My Team tab on my blog.  It's full of Frequently Asked Questions and Answers to help you decide if becoming a Stampin' Up! Demonstrator is right for you.


Want more motivation for creating cards?  Join my Meetup Site, with over 8,000 photos, plus you'll receive notifications of my upcoming classes.  


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Enjoy!



Donna Ross
Stampin' Up! Independent Demonstrator
LOVE WHAT YOU MAKE
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