Aloha guys!

Today I’m sharing with you this card I made for the Paper Smooches December Guest Designer Search. Paper Smooches is one of my all time favorite stamp company. They have such cute stamps and I like their dies too because they make it do affordable. I made this card using the stamp set Word Up and Party Pals.  I cut out the vellum at 51/4×4 and also cut out a black frame and attached it together.  I also cut out a design paper with blue and white stripes I had in my stash and a white card stock the same size.  I then used Lawn Fawn’s speech bubble die and cut a portion off from the top so my sentiment I stamped on vellum will show up better.  I embossed the vellum with the Hello bubble word from Word up and embossed it using Ranger’s liquid Platinum.  I also stamped 3 balloons using the Party Pals and embossed it the same embossing powder and cut it out.  I stamped out the image from Party pals and cut the balloons off and decided to watercolor using my peerless watercolors.  I’ve never used these since I made the swatch and it took a little time to get use to it.  I didn’t give too much depth and dimension with using this watercolor.  I guess I need to play around with it more to control the colors more,lol.  Anyways, I strung up the balloons using some bakers twine and attached all the layers together putting foam adhesive on the main image.  I stamped out the words best wished on the vellum balloons with clear after stamping it with Versafine Onxy ink.  I attached some sequins and hearts I cut out using the Mama elephant confetti die and used black jelly pen on their eyes and some other places to give more interest.  It didn’t turn out as I envisioned but it turned out ok.  I hope you like this and please leave leave a comment if you like this video and subscribe for more inspirations and ideas.  Thank you so much for visiting:)  Much Mahalo

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