Hello, Crafters.
Yesterday hubby and I went to Kingston to collect my wedding rings. I’m thrilled with the goldsmith’s craftmanship! I know it was a difficult job for him but he persevered! After we had collected my rings we went to John Lewis and hubby bought me my birthday present, which is a bit late (July 8th!) but, like my rings, it was well worth the wait! I said I’d like a new suitcase because my current case is beginning to go at the seams! My suitcase is in Tempting Turquoise, and is ready for me to take on our honeymoon in September when we go to Hong Kong!
We had a couple more bits we needed from John Lewis, and then we went down to Waitrose, which is the supermarket division of John Lewis. We didn’t plan on such a big shop, but we found a lot of products I wanted for the gluten-free diet I now have to follow. We took the shopping home, and after putting it all away, grabbing a sandwich and a cup of tea, we were off to see our son, Leigh aka LD.
It was the first time we had seen his loft conversion, and it was stunning! Othman and I have often talked about having ours converted, but we hesitate because we cannot see how it can be done, with a proper staircase. What the builders have done to Leigh’s flat is truly amazing and with a proper staircase! Maybe hubby and I need to give the idea another visit.
Today’s video was inspired by a swap I received from Jo Golden when we were on the Stampin’ Up! 2019 Incentive Trip – which was a cruise around the Greek Islands. The card I created in the video was made with the Good Morning Magnolia Stamp Set, and Magnolia Lane Designer Series Paper (DSP). I made the first (test) card on Thursday, and made it as part of this week’s masculine challenge.
For this card, I used the Sailing Home Stamp Set together with the Come Sail Away DSP. I chose Balmy Blue and Night of Navy for my colour combo. For all the cards I made in this style I used three different stamp sets. The three for the masculine card are Sailing Home, Stitched All Round (sentiment inside the card), and Wiggle Worm for the sentiment on the front of the card.
The other two cards I made using products from the Magnolia Suite, both had the same colour combo which was Mossy Meadow and Petal ink. The first card has a Mossy Meadow card base, and the second card has a Petal Pink card base. I also used two different designs from the Magnolia Lane DSP.
The sentiment inside both of these cards is the same as the sentiment inside the masculine card. I wanted a larger sentiment for the front of the Magnolia Lane cards, and chose one from the Parcels & Petals Stamp Set. I needed a reasonably sized sentiment for the front of these cards as it was a large part of the feature.
To finish the Magnolia Lane cards, I used some Metallic Gold Pearls i.e. three in the top right-hand, and three in the bottom left-hand corners of the larger Whisper White layer; plus two in the top right-hand and two in the bottom left-hand corners of the sentiment. I didn’t add any embellishments to the masculine card, but I think I’ll go back and add either a steering wheel or an anchor from the Sail Away Trinkets.
I hope you enjoy today’s video, and also hope you’ve been enjoying the masculine challenge cards this week. I have one more to make for tomorrow, and then I start a fresh start tomorrow. Do you like to see weekly challenges, or do you prefer to have totally random cards? Do you have an idea of something you’d like to see as a weekly challenge, or as a video? If you do, please leave your thoughts, likes and dislikes in the box below the video!
I hope you have very blessed Sunday, and I look forward to being back with you again tomorrow. In the meantime, happy crafting.
JanB. xx
Products used for Magnolia Lane cards: please click on any link to be taken to my 24/7 online Stampin! Up! shop. Thank you.
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I love your videos but I am highly visual meaning numbers are hard for me to catch and write down. Is there any chance you could write down the dimensions in a text box on your page?
Thanks,
Teresa Spavin
Hi, Teresa. All the measurements, score lines and products are listed in the box below the video, and you can do a copy and paste from there. To access the box, you need to be watching the video on YouTube. Just under the description you will see SHOW MORE, click on that and the box will open showing you all the information you need. I hope you find this helpful. xx
Great card Jan….& love your series on masculine cards……Now I know where to go for them……I just watch Jan B 🙂
Absolutely, Claire! Tomorrow I start on masculine anniversary cards! Can’t get any harder than that……………can it?? LOL! xx
Hi Jan beautiful card I’ve just made one for my aunties birthday. Will be doing a men’s one next. Thanks for sharing. I enjoy your videos. Happy crafting 😀
Many thanks, Diane. I’m really pleased you enjoy my videos, and you’ve made this project. xx
Beautiful, Beautiful double flip flap cards. Would love to see video on the sailing away set.
Many thanks, Lorraine. xx
I love the lighthouse & sailing boats with the front fold. I think that one is my favorite.
Many thanks, Etta. I find the Sailing Home Suite of products so easy to use for masculine cards. xx
just watching your you tube on this card. Was wondering if the lady had used the craft ink pad to go over the flower on her card.
You’re right, Kay! Since I shared that video, a crafty friend in Australia sent a link of a video made by Linda Dalke showing how she did it. Let me know if you’d like the link, too. I’ll be happy to share. Such a stunning effect! xx
Yes i would live the link. I do not have the magnolia stamp set but have other flower stamps that would be good to have a go with. Thanks