Do you ever feel it's difficult to see something differently than what's (literally) right in front of you? I struggle with this quite frequently, and I really feel it's quite common!
When I saw a version of this first card in my post, I thought...brilliant! I never saw this stamp set (Textures and Frames pictured below) this way.
My friend, and fellow demonstrator, Julie Davison, along with other creative demonstrators showed me the way to see this set so differently. In the card below, I took their visions and created my own design in about 10 minutes. This card took, at most, 10 minutes to create and to reproduce! I absolutely love when a project is simple and WOW, all at the same time!
My club ladies made these cards this week and I was so inspired by these cute ornaments that I created another card. With this card I did step it up a bit, but it was easy and simple, using our Words of Cheer bundle in the Fall/Winter mini.
So using the FREE 'Be Dazzling' Specialty Paper and the FREE 'Textures and Frames' Stamp Set I created these cool Christmas cards, and am looking forward to creating many more cards in the coming days!
I hope you enjoyed seeing my projects and feel free to share yours, using some of your FREE SaleABration picks!
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Love, love, loving this technique! So are others! Are you one of the lovers?
It's extremely easy to do and the WOW! factor is where it's at.
If you've not tried making your own background art using this technique, then now is the time.
Collect 3 colors of Stampin' Blends. For this card I used the dark in the combos for all the colors. Those colors would be Granny Apple Green, Fresh Freesia and Mango Melody.
I took a scrap of vellum and randomly "scribbled" the colors onto the paper. Then I used the medium tipped water painter and dabbed 91% Rubbing Alcohol onto the colors. When my background was dry I took the water painter, dipped it in the alcohol and splattered the alcohol around the colored Vellum. When my finished piece was completely dry I used the largest Stitched Rectangle Die and cut my piece which I then mounted (using my Stampin' Seal (+)) to some Basic White cardstock cut to the same size. I cut and pieced together some flowers using my Meadow Dies and Granny Apple Green as well as Fresh Freesia cardstock. I layered them behind my Happy Birthday sentiment, using the Liquid Multipurpose Glue. For the birthday sentiment I cut one piece of Fresh Freesia and one piece of Basic White cardstock. I offset them to give a shadow effect and then used the liquid glue to attach it to the card front. I embellished with a small glittery butterfly and some shiny little purple flowers. I added my Wink of Stella to my Freesia cut flowers, so they had a little sparkle, too. The next to last part of completing my card was to add the artwork to a Fresh Freesia card base. I did add an interior Basic White piece and another cut and pieced flower. It just added that special touch to my daughter's special card for her birthday.
This was a pretty simple process, but the background just brings something that could have been so ordinary into the stunning category.
So, again, if you haven't tried this technique, then do it now! Whatcha waitin' for;)
Evening
Evergreen (155574)- Cut 8 1/2" X 5 1/2" and score at 4 1/4", use scrap for cutting leaves pieces using Meadow Die; Vellum (101856)- Cut initially 4 3/4" X 5 1/2". Once you have colorized, cut down to 4" X 5" and cut smaller piece to 3/4" X 5 1/4" to layer onto Gray Granite piece to decorate card interior; Gray Granite (146983)- Cut 4" X 5 1/4"; Fluid
100 Watercolor (149612)
Stampin’ Seal (+) (149699); Multipurpose Liquid Glue
(110755); Dimensionals (104430)
Tools
Dies- Meadow (155852); Stampin’ Cut and Emboss
Machine (149653); Water Painters (151298);
Spritzer (126185)
Other
Rubbing Alcohol 91%
Instructions
1. Using the Blends/Alcohol Markers and 91% Rubbing Alcohol (70% IS NOT GOOD ENOUGH...LOOKS WASHED OUT!), randomly color splotches using 3 different colors of Blends (I used Evening Evergreen, Cherry Cobbler and Smoky Slate) on the piece of Vellum. Pour a small amount of alcohol into the lid of the alcohol container and dab alcohol with the medium tipped Water Painter, onto each of the colorized areas of the vellum, starting with the lightest color and move to the boldest, rinsing brush in between colors. As you add the alcohol the color will begin to spread and do amazing things! When you've finished colorizing your Vellum, let dry. This won't take long. Once dried, and using the Water Painter, splatter alcohol randomly over your piece. It will look like cool little bubbles and you can do as little or as much as you like. Set Vellum aside to dry and move onto your base card.
2. Fold and burnish score of Evergreen card base with bone folder.
3. Using the Stampin' Seal (+), run it around the edge of the dried Vellum paper and adhere to the card front.
4. Cut 3 sets of Evening Evergreen leaves from Meadow die and arrange, as desired, onto Vellum. Use Liquid Glue and adhere.
5. Colorize Fluid Watercolor Paper with Cherry Cobbler ink. I put a few drops from the ink refill on the inside of the ink pad lid and diluted some with the alcohol in my Water Painter. Use your creativity with this part of the project. I used dry paper for this part to get bolder colors. I also made sure that my piece was NOT completely colored. I wanted some interest/highlighting on the flowers. Put your piece through the cutting machine, being sure to capture the flower heads. You don't need the stems, at this point.
6. Colorize more of the Watercolor Paper using the Evening Evergreen, again, avoiding complete coverage with your ink. I did spritz the paper prior to adding ink. After colorizing I spritzed again. Once my paper was dried (you can speed up this process using the Heat Tool) I cut the stems.
7. I wanted to keep dimension and movement with my flowers, so after I assembled the flower heads on the stems I added Liquid Glue to the base of the stems only, and arranged them on my card front.
8. I made a birthday card, but obviously, stamp whichever sentiment is appropriate for your card and cut with the coordinating Stitched Rectangle Die. Adhere sentiment piece over the base of your stems using Stampin' Dimensionals.
9. Finish your card with the Metallic Pearls. I used one gold Pearl on the sentiment piece. Then I added 3 Pearls on the remainder of my card front, placed in a triangle to draw the eye around the design, giving visual interest to my piece.
10. Remember...this is your card. My card is merely a suggestion of what you can make. Enjoy creating!
As I thought about this card and what the theme would be I
concluded that it would be bright, happy and representative of how I feel about
stamping, about my friends and about bringing this joy to all I know.
To bring these thoughts to fruition I chose to have a white
background that would really make the colors I chose POP off the card. I also
wanted to give some beauty to the “plain” background, so I brought in the
gorgeous embossing folder, Parisian Flourish.
This card is simple, yet elegant. It showcases that everyone
can make this card, or their version of this card, based upon what supplies
they have on hand.
In conclusion, have fun making your card. Make it your own
and when you’re finished, send your card and brighten someone’s day.
Below you’ll find my recipe including ingredients and
measurements…
SUPPLIES
Stamp-Positive Thoughts (151490)
Dies-Nature’s Thoughts (153586)
Cardstock- Thick Basic White (159229)-cut
cardbase 8 ½” X 5 ½” and score at 4 ¼”. Cut label piece 3
¼” X4 3/4”. Now take label and line
this same die up along the sides and cut label to approximately 1 ½” to accommodate the sentiment.Poppy Parade (119793), Pacific Point
(111350), Mango Melody (146989), Gorgeous Grape (146987)- cut all
2” square. Daffodil Delight (1196830)-
use scrap piece to cut 3 small butterflies with die.
Ink - Just Jade (153115), Poppy Parade (147050),
Pacific Point (147098), Mango Melody (147093), Gorgeous
Grape (147099)
Embossing Folder (3D)-Parisian Flourish (151474)
Tools-Stampin’ Cut & Emboss Machine (149653); Gray
Specialty Plate (#4)-comes with machine or can be ordered separately (154711)-this replaces the “blue” plate we had
in the past; Take Your Pick Tool (144107)
Adhesives-Dimensionals (104430), Liquid Glue
(110755), Mini Glue Dots (103683)
INSTRUCTIONS
1.Cut and score cardbase. Cut label. Stamp
sentiment on label in Just Jade.
2.Place cardbase on platform of machine. Run front
of cardbase through machine using the Parisian Flourish 3D folder. Your
sandwich for this will be platform on the bottom, embossing folder with card
front inserted in the middle, Specialty (#4) Plate on top.
3.Stamp all 4 flowers, color on color, and run
through machine, cutting each flower.
4.Cut butterfly, using machine, 3 times.
5.Lay out flowers on embossed card front and
adhere, using the liquid glue.
6.Place label with sentiment on card using
dimensionals.
7.Fold butterflies wings up, to add dimension and
adhere to card front using mini glue dots.
8.Make 2 of these cards…one to keep and one to
send😊.
In a few short days we will celebrate, with a shower, our youngest daughter's upcoming birth of our sixth grandchild. Our baby's having a baby! We are elated and planning this event has been a labor of love.
We stopped by Crown's Candy Kitchen, here in St. Louis, to check out their chocolates. Oh my! Delicious!! I'm really looking forward to sharing this delectable delight with our guests as we prepare to welcome our new granddaughter soon.
With the exception of the inks and cardstock (and the pearls), I think almost everything I used has retired (some of it several years ago...gasp!), but no worries...retired is FINE! I remember in the past I shuddered at the amount of products I had on hand that were retiring, and I just sighed. Now I get so excited as I explore those things I'd forgotten I even had. And guess what. They're all relevant! And so fun! I actually used this stamp set for my granddaughter, Julia's, shower invitation. She's 13, now😀
I guess the point of this post is to share my joy of my new grandchild and to reinforce that retired stuff is awesome and definitely serves a wonderful purpose. So with that, I'll ask you. Do you have retired things that are just sitting there waiting to be used? Then DO IT! Use it and celebrate as you do!!
This card is so fun to make and using 3 of our "green" inks was very gratifying. Water painting, for me, is very soothing and these pens make it so easy.
Cut Soft Seafoam Cardstock to 5 1/2" X 8 1/2" and score at 4 1/2".
Cut Very Vanilla Cardstock to 4 1/4" X 5 1/2" and run through your Stampin' Cut & Emboss machine using the beautiful background die from the Simply Succulents Bundle (Potted Succulents).
Stamp "Thanks" on a scrap of Soft Seafoam Cardstock and cut with die.
Stamp the pot and the large succulent arrangement on the Fluid Watercolor Paper, color each, using the Water Painters and re-stamp to give your images definition prior to removing the images from the Stamparatus.
Adhere all, as desired. I used Dimensionals and Stampin' Seal.
I grow, and love, succulents! They're easy, no pressure plants that tolerate being left alone very well. When I saw this bundle in the 2021 Spring Mini, in addition to the subject matter, the artwork of these stamps and dies is wonderful! As I viewed different interpretations using these stamps on Pinterest and in the FB Demonstrator Planning Place, I really loved the opportunity to color, if I wanted. In the past I would have used my Aqua Painters. Now, with their replacement, I was able to use my Water Painters. Oh, how I love this option!
The layering of the pieces really brings to life the plants and the area surrounding them.
The sentiment stamps in this set are just as lovely. This stamp set spoke to me on so many levels.
...A little bit of background on my color choices for my card...
I'm frequently asked how I come up with my card ideas, the colors I use, etc. As mentioned previously, I check out social media sites and when I haven't found what is in my wheelhouse of possibilities I just ask myself..."what color have you NOT used in awhile?" I pick it, and I'm off to the races.
As you can tell, Soft Sea Foam has taken a break from my hobby, so it was THE WINNER! To compliment SSF I chose Pear Pizzazz and to accent I used Cajun Craze.
Check out my supply list below for the components and tools I used for this project.
Stamp set/Bundle- Simply Succulents (156264)
Cardstock- Soft Sea Foam (146988)
Pear Pizzazz (131201)
Basic Black (121045)
Fluid Watercolor Paper (149612)
Ink- Pear Pizzazz (147104)
Cajun Craze (147085)
Versamark (102283)
Embossing Powder, white (109132)
Adhesives- Liquid Glue (110755)
Dimensionals (104430)
Stampin' Seal (152813)
Tools- Stamparatus (146276)
Stampin' Cut & Emboss Machine- (149653)
Heat Tool (129053)
Stitched Rectangle Dies (151820)
Embossing Folder, Painted Texture (154317)
Enjoy making your own project with this bundle. Perhaps you'll even use the colors presented here. Maybe you'll even CASE my card. Any way you do it, have fun!
I am constantly looking for ideas for cards and other projects. I love seeing the ideas on Pinterest, Instagram, Twitter and the Demonstrator Planning Place on Facebook. I also like CASEing the Stampin’ Up! catalog projects. Did you know that if you’re a demonstrator you have access to all the recipes of the catalogs? Pretty cool! Just another perk;) If you’d like to know more about this, and other demonstrator opportunities, please message me.
For my card today, my inspiration came from the Demonstrator Planning Place. Although I did not see this card in that forum, I did see LOTS of wonderful Butterfly Brilliance projects. If that wasn’t inspiration enough, I’m not sure what would be!
My recipient for my Easter card will be my mother, who has been locked down in her nursing home for the last several months. I’m not sure how you’re doing with this seemingly “new way of life”, but I am doing my best to find more, and better, ways to keep the lines of communication open to those I care about. It’s a challenge, for sure, but it’s definitely an opportunity for changing for the good.
On the following page(s) I will walk you through my steps to creating this card, including supplies used and the measurements for the different card components.
So check it out, and send me some pictures of your projects that maybe I helped inspire with these beautiful stamps, dies and colors. I would love to see your creations!
~Tammie
Supplies
Cardstock & Specialty Paper: Thick Basic White– 5 1/2” X 11”, score at 2 3/4” and 8 1/4”; 1 pc. 11” X 3” for card front layering;
1 pc. 11” X 2" 2” for inside layering; 1 small scrap for inside “thinking of you” stamping (item # 159229)
Black– 1 pc. 11 1/2” X 3”- for “Happy Easter” die cut pieces– cut 5 of each to layer (Item # 121045)
Vellum- 4” X 3” for large butterfly on inside. Run through machine 4 times to ensure full cut of
intricate parts (Item # 101856)
Dark Cardstock, any color– 6” X 6” scrap for template to stamp butterflies.
Butterfly Bijou 6” X 6” Designer Series Paper (Item # 156824)
Ornate Garden Ribbon Old Olive– cut to 24” (Item # 152479)
Instructions
1.Cut and score all cardstock.
2.Using the leaves stamp in the
Positive Thoughts set, stamp in Versamark Ink and coat with Heat & Stick
Powder on the two pieces of front layers of cardstock cut with the rectangle
dies.
3.Turn on heat tool (hi setting) and
allow to get very warm. Once warm, direct at leaf image and quickly heat till
you see the powder melt.
AVOID OVERHEATING as this will
diminish the stickiness of the melted powder!
4. Immediately place this piece in your container of
gilded leafing and press so the leafing adheres to the melted powder. Remove
excess leafing using a sponge. Repeat with the second piece. Set these 2 pieces
aside.
5.With the 2 pieces of inside layers
of cardstock stamp flowers from the Dragonfly Garden stamp set and sentiment
“Always…” from the Field of flowers stamp set. On a small scrap of cardstock,
stamp “thinking of you” from Field of Flowers set.
6. Set all of these things aside and
now you will create the beautiful butterflies for your card. Cut the largest
detailed butterfly from the piece of
vellum. Run your piece through the cutter 4 times to ensure a complete cut of
the intricate pieces. Carefully take the cut butterfly and lay on the Versamark
pad and press down fully covering butterfly in the ink. Turn over and pour on
the Heat & Stick powder. As before sponge. Set butterfly aside.
7.Using the large die with multiple
butterflies from the Brilliant Wings Dies and cut a template from a scrap of 6”
X 6” dark cardstock.
8.Take a piece of the Butterfly Bijou
DSP with the large printed butterflies and lay it down on the Stamparatus base.
Line up the template you just cut with the butterflies and then lay your stamp
down inside this template. I like to use the template to get exact layering,
but you don’t have to use it. It’s up to you. Once your stamp is aligned with
the template bring down the clear plate of your Stamparatus onto the stamp,
bring back up, and ink with Versamark. Use a couple coats of ink to ensure good
coverage.
9.Carefully remove stamped DSP and
pour the Heat & Stick Powder over the entire piece of DSP and then melt the
powder quickly. Immediately lay in gilded leafing and press firmly to get good
coverage. Again, using your sponge, remove the excess leafing.
10.Using the large butterfly die, cut
your butterflies and choose which two you will use on the front of your card.
Use the largest one for the inside of your card.
11.With the large DSP butterfly and
your vellum butterfly, adhere them together at the body and then, after the
glue has dried, play with the wings of
the vellum butterfly to get some dimension. Lay your butterfly aside.
12.Using the black cardstock, cut 5
each of “Happy” and “Easter” using the Word Wishes dies. Layer all 5 pieces of
each word, using the liquid glue, giving you a nice thick sentiment that will
add dimension to your card.
13. It’s time now to assemble your
card. When you assemble your “Happy Easter” pieces, glue only one side so your
card will open. I glued the butterflies on the card front just on their bodies,
to give dimension and visual interest.
14.Finally, add a couple of Matte Black
Dots to the card front and close card using the Old Olive Ornate Ribbon.
Sentiments…the “right” sentiments…has always been an
important determinant to selecting and then purchasing my stamps. I not only
want a nice, stamped image, I also want my card to say the right thing, with
the right font. What about you? I also want to choose stamps that will be good,
not only for the current catalog period, but good enough to go into my
permanent stamp stash for projects I make down the road.
Seeing the Many Messages Bundle in the 2021 Spring Mini
Catalog (pages 35 & 77), I instantly added it to my Wish List. Knowing that
there would be numerous desires from this amazing publication and knowing I must
pace myself/my budget I ALWAYS make a Wish List.
When I received this bundle, I was excited, but also a bit
perplexed as to how I would use it. The immediate realization with this bundle
is that all the sentiments are stamped at one time, and then cut all at one
time. One could easily choose to stamp and/or cut independently, but
personally, I think that would defeat the purpose of these items. Think about
the time you’ll be saving and the multiple colors/effects you can get when you
stamp and cut all together! Once you’re done you just store all your unused
pieces until another project arises. HOW COOL IS THAT?!
Without further verbiage check out these pictures below as I
show you what I mean:
Step One: Line up your cardstock on the Stamparatus grid
paper in the bottom left corner. Ink stamp with Memento Tuxedo Black Ink and
stamp onto Basic White Thick Cardstock. If the images need to be bolder, re-ink
stamp and stamp again. This step is such a delight using the Stamparatus. You
get perfect stamping every time without having to start all over.
Step Two: Place stamped sentiments on Stampin’ Cut and
Emboss Machine and line die up with images and cut.
That’s it! Easy peasy.
The
next thing to do is decide what project you’re making and choose your
sentiments. Store your remaining stamped sentiments for the next project/s.
If
you’ve seen my earlier blog posts, then you know that the Chick Bundles (Hey
Chick and Hey Birthday Chick) are two of my all-time favorites. With that being
said, you can understand why it made perfect sense to demonstrate the Many
Messages Bundle with these bundles.
Supplies
Stamps/Bundles: Many Messages, Hey Chick, Hey
Birthday Chick, All Wired Up
Cardstock: Basic Black-5 ½” X 8 ½”-score at 4 ¼” for
card base, 4” X 5 ¼” to layer on front of card base; Basic White Thick- 5” X 5
½” to stamp chicks, 5 ½” X 6 ¾” to stamp sentiments, 4” X 5 ¼” for inside card
Ink: Memento Tuxedo Black, Versamark, Stampin’ Write
Marker- Real Red
Other: Embossing Powder- White
Tools: Stampin’ Cut and Emboss Machine, Heat Tool,
Stamparatus
Adhesive: Tombow
Multipurpose Liquid Glue
Directions
1.Stamp and cut sentiments as directed above.
2.Lightly stamp with All Wired Up on 4” X 5 ¼”
Black Cardstock using Versamark Ink.
3.Heat emboss with white Embossing Powder. Let
cool to set melted powder.
4.Stamp, cut and color the chicks (4) on 5” X 5 ½”
White Cardstock.
5.Position stamped Chick images and sentiments as
desired and adhere with Multipurpose Liquid Glue.
I get excited about a lot of things Stampin' Up!, but I believe Hey Chick, and it's sister set, Hey Birthday Chick are two of my all-time favorites. And if you noticed, Darling Donkeys accommodates very well!
I am borrowing the color combination from an amazing artist, #JoBlackman, and I love it! The Pretty Peacock and Granny Apple Green are perfect together!
If you love these sets, you need to head to my online store and get your own! They are available in Bundles and they're a must have for your stash, too! Here's the link to get started> CLICK HERE!
I’ve been having fun creating today and
thought I’d share with you. Our granddaughter is celebrating her 12th
birthday tomorrow and so obviously I needed to make a card. It’s hard to
believe that she’s this old now. Especially considering that just yesterday she
was toddling around and creating cute mischief that only little kids can do.
Of course, what Gramma considers cute mischief may be looked
at a little differently than her parents see it, but that’s the joy of being a
grandparent, right?! Anyhow, when I saw this adorable stamp among the set, Hey Girlfriend, in our new Spring Mini (page 50), I immediately thought of Madi.
She’s really getting into glam and gorgeous and this is the perfect stamp to
use for her card. I used the Stamparatus (page 164-Annual Catalog) for the
repetitive stamping on the Artistry Blooms DSP under the layered Vellum. TheOrnate Borders Dies (page 117-Annual Catalog) brought my creative notion from a
design to a production. With the need to continue my “production” I layered my
happy birthday sentiment using a piece of the Silver Foil Sheet under the
Magenta Madness piece that I cut using the Ornate Frames Die (page 182-AnnualCatalog).
I stamped in Memento Tuxedo Black Ink since I knew I wanted
to color this girl with my Stampin’ Blends.
With that, my wish to you is that you are able to get into
your stampin’ spot and start creating. It’s an amazing feeling to know that you
are in charge of your creations and the beautiful way it can make you feel!
Oh my gosh, when I heard the news I was jumping for joy! “What news?”,
you say. Are you ready? In February you will be able to not only get the Hey
Birthday Chick stamp set that’s available in our new 2021 Spring Mini. You will
also be able to get the coordinating dies to cut out your pieces you create.
How exciting is that?! So, on February 2nd (through June 30th)
be sure to check into my online store and order your Hey Birthday Chick
Bundle.
If that’s not exciting enough, you’ll also be able to get a stamp set
from the past…that’s right…you’ll be able to order the Hey Chick stamp set. If
that stamp sounds familiar, well, it should. It was a Sale-Abration offering from
2017! So many of us, demonstrators and customers alike, were absolutely in love
with this set! It was just a happy set, it made us smile and we couldn’t get
enough as we enjoyed each other’s creations using these silly chickens!
But
wait, that’s not all! There will be a bundle available for those who do not,
yet, have the stamp set. Plus, if you have that stamp, you’ll be able to
purchase the new coordinating dies!! SQUEAL!!
Are you excited? So again, put
this date on your calendar…February 2nd. Then get those bundles
ordered and remember to choose your favorite Sale-Abration item because as you
probably know, for every $50 in product you choose you get something FREE!
Now for my
recipe for my card:
Stamp set- Hey Birthday Chick (Bundle)
Cardstock- Just Jade- 1 piece 8 ½” X 5 ½” and score at 4 ¼”, 1 piece 4” X 5 ¼”,
small scrap
- Basic White- 1 piece 2 ½” X
3 ½”, 1 piece 4 X 5 ¼”
- Bumblebee- small scrap
Ink- Memento Tuxedo Black, Just Jade, Versamark
- Stampin’ Blends Combos- Just Jade, Pool
Party, Mango Melody, Flirty Flamingo, Smoky
Slate (light)
Specialty Paper- Flower & Field Designer Paper (available FREE with qualifying
SAB purchase)- 1 piece 3 ½” X 4”
Tools- Subtle Dynamic Embossing Folder, Emboss and Cut Machine, Heat Tool, Take
Your Pick Tool
Embellishments- Blue Adhesive Backed Gems (carryover item from the 2020 Holiday Mini
catalog), Dazzling Diamonds Glitter, Wink of Stella Pen
1.Stamp chicken and cupcake on smaller piece of Basic White cardstock and
colorize with blends. Add shading under chicken’s feet and cupcake to “ground”
them. Emboss with Subtle folder.
2.Stamp larger Basic White piece for the inside of card.
3.Emboss smaller piece of Just Jade to layer on card front.
4.Cut the scraps of Jade (1) and Bumblebee (2) with the ‘Happy Birthday’
die.
5.Assemble the pieces of card using adhesive of your choice. Pop up the stamped
piece using Dimensionals.
6.Coat 2nd Bumblebee Happy Birthday with Versamark Ink and
dip in Heat & Stick Powder. Melt powder with Heat Tool and dip in Dazzling
Diamonds Glitter. Reheat to set the glitter. Add the die-cut pieces to card
front.
7.To finish the card, add Blue Adhesive Backed Gems to stamped piece on
the front of card.
8.For the inside of the card use the Just Jade ink to stamp sentiment
and chickens and adhere with liquid glue.
