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Three Cards with One Stamp Set & Dew Drops

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 Hi there!

So nice to be here with you today!

I have three greeting cards to share with you, all using one stamp set and two bottles of Dew Drops.

Supplies:

Folded Card, stamp set from Spellbinders, Jet Black Archival Ink, watercolor paints, Dew Drops 💓, Tim Holtz dies (crochet trim and deckle edged rectangles).

These were very simply to make but they are quite effective. I stamped the flowers from Spellbinders using Archival Ink directly onto the card bases. I loosely painted them with watercolors (any old paints will do, or even Distress re-inkers. Just use very little water so the card doesn’t buckle). Added a little splatter and I was happy.

I really appreciate that Dew Drops come with multiple shades of the color in the bottle.
You can see here that I used a couple of different shades from the yellow bottle.

 

The gold and magenta drops came from the bottle of metallics.
Here’s a fun fact- the gold drops are hiding an inky finger print 😅😆

 

I hope you enjoy these cards. I certainly enjoyed making them.
Enjoy the rest of your week, and remember…
Be excellent to each other, and go make something!

Simple Vintage Card using Dew Drops

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Hello lovely creative souls!

It’s long time no see. I am Nur Meharuma Chowdhury, back again with Robin’s nest design team.

This time I have made a simple vintage card adorned with my favorite dewdrops from Robin’s nest.

Here I have a tutorial for you,

Used materials:

Lemonade Dew drops
Olive mini dewdrops

Black Cardstock for card base

Eno greetings paper pack

water color for splashing

paper cutouts

handmade & artificial paper flower

ephimera and sticker.

Here are some close shots from my card.

So, how did you find my card? Isn’t it cool?
Now make yours!
CHEERS!

 

Labels: #card #dewdroplove

How to make a Confirmation Card

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Hello Crafty Friends 🙂
Monika here.

Today I will show you a confirmation card.

A few photos for details.
The order of work on the card:
1)  I stick the background to the base.
2) I’m adding two smaller layers.
3) Then I stick the inscription and the pigeon.
4) I added a flowers and leaves.
5) Complete the whole with dew drops.
Card is ready 🙂
Robin’s Nest Products I used:
 
 
Hope you guys will find this inspiring and try this out yourself!
And don’t forget to keep craftivating your dreams!
Hugs Monika

 

Mermaid to Smile

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Howdy y’all!

Mary Ellen here from Creative Time With ME! Today I will be sharing with y’all how I created this fun slimline mermaid watercolor shaker card using The Robin’s Nest Dew Drops!

 

 

 

Materials
  1. Bring out the surface you paint on. I use a small wooden cutting board.
  2. Next bring out your watercolor paper
  3. Then you can take your spray bottle and spritz onto the watercolor paper
  4. Pick up your paintbrush and do a wash of colors in ombré order from lightest to darkest
  5. Take your Heat It Craft Tool to dry your watercolor paper
  6. You will then bring out your MISTI, Mermaid Tail stamp and MFT Extreme Black Ink Pad
  7. Ink up your stamp and stamp image
  8. Bring out your Sizzix Sidekick
  9. Now you can bring the Mermaid Tail die and place over the image on watercolor paper
  10. Place some Post-Its or washi tape down to secure your die over the image
  11. When that is done you can run the Mermaid Tail die through the Sizzix Sidekick
  12. You will use the die on both the watercolor paper and acetate sheet
  13. Once that is done you will bring out your Bearly Art Precision Craft Glue
  14. Glue the watercolor paper to the acetate sheet
  15. It’s now time to bring out the Foam Tape
  16. You will want to double up on the Foam Tape so that you have enough room for the shaker bits
  17. Any excess doubled up on the Foam Tape you will place under the mermaid tail
  18. Now you will bring out some patterned paper that resembles the ocean
  19. Fussy cut the patterned paper
  20. Place doubled up foam tape behind the patterned paper. Enough so you can tuck part of the mermaid tale under the paper
  21. Now you can put The Robin’s Nest Dew Drops inside the shaker element
  22. Next begin to remove the backing from the doubled up foam tape enough so you can place the mermaid tail down
  23. After placing the mermaid tail in the middle of the card front. Remove the remaining backing from the doubled up foam tape
  24. Then place the water/scale patterned paper a little on top of the mermaid tail. Enough to cover the section of the stamped image to hide the bottom of the mermaid tail body
  25. Die cut a sentiment out of black cardstock
  26. Place glue on the back of the sentiment and attach to the water/scale patterned paper
  27. Your card is now complete! And ready to give to a recipient.
Later today I will have the video tutorial up!
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Thank you for stopping by!

Stay Safe!

Stay Healthy!

 

Stay Crafty!

Happy Crafting,

Mary Ellen

 

Celebrate Amazing You

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Howdy!

Mary Ellen from Creative Time With ME is here! I have a super cute watercolor slimline card perfect for any occasion!

 

 

Stamps: Waffle Flower Succulents
Paper: CTMH White Daisy, Black, Arches Watercolour Cold Pressed   
Ink: VersaMark Dazzle Frost
Accessories: Ranger Embossing Powder Vintage Pearl, CTMH Watercolor Paints, Spellbinders About Us, SU! Amazing You, Scrapbookcom Celebrate, The Robin’s Nest Mardi Gras Dew Drops 
  1. This card starts out by cutting some cardstock and watercolor paper into a slimline card.
  2. For me that means we cut the watercolor paper to 3 5/8 x 8 1/2
  3. You do the same for the cardstock with the exception that you set the remaining 7 3/8 x 8 1/2 aside
  4. Now take the 7 3/8 x 8 1/2 cardstock and fold it in half on your scoreboard.
  5. Next, pull out the stamp set.
  6. Create masks for the 3 succulents that you want to use.
  7. Then fussy cut the masks out.
  8. Now take those masks and use them to help you figure out where you want to place the stamps on your card front.
  9. Take your We R Precision Press Advanced and 3 of the stamping plates for it
  10. Use the plates for your stamps.
  11. Bring out your powder tool to clear away areas that might have moisture on them
  12. Stamp apply embossing powder.
  13. Heat up the embossing powder.
  14. Place mask over stamped image.
  15. Repeat until all 3 stamps have been used.
  16. Then flip the card front over and repeat the stamping and embossing steps.
  17. Die cut a sentiment
  18. Place on card front
  19. Glue the card front to the base.
  20. When that is done place The Robin’s Nest Dew Drops onto your card.

Stay Safe!

Stay Crafty!
Thank you for stopping by!
Happy Crafting,
M.E.

How to make a birthday card

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Hello Crafry Friends 🙂
Monika here.

Today I will show you a birthday card.

A few photos for details.

 

 

The order of work on the card:
1)  I stick the background to the base.

 

2) I’m adding two smaller layers.

 

3) I gave one more layer and a fire truck.

 

4) Now it’s time for the birthday girl’s name and the number.

 

5) I finish the card by adding dew drops.

 

Card is ready 🙂

 

Robin’s Nest Products I used:
 

 
Hope you guys will find this inspiring and try this out yourself!
And don’t forget to keep craftivating your dreams!
Hugs Monika

How to make an Easter card

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Hello Crafty Friends 🙂
Monika here.

Today I will show you an Easter card.

A few photos for details.
The order of work on the card:
1)  I stick the background to the base.
2) I’m adding two smaller layers.

 

3) I added two more layers.

 

4) I glued the inscription.

 

5) Now it’s time for a twig and flowers.

 

6) Finally, I stick a plaster cast in the shape of chickens.

 

7) I finish the card by adding dew drops.

 

Card is ready 🙂

 

Robin’s Nest Products I used:
 


 
Hope you guys will find this inspiring and try this out yourself!
And don’t forget to keep craftivating your dreams!
Hugs Monika

FUN RAINBOW CARD USING DEW DROPS AND FOILED PAPER: BY DIANA SOLING

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Hi everyone! Diana here today to share a fun card I made using dew drops and foiled paper together and a rainbow die.

 

 

I was going though my dies trying to decide what I wanted to create for this weeks post. I haven’t done any rainbows, like, ever. So why not start!

I started by choosing the foil colors I wanted to use and then got to cutting them all out! Seeing them all on the table was really inspiring.

You can make several different cards with the amount of pieces you get out. I decided to mix it up and backwards in the rainbow order to change it up a bit.

 

 

Once everything was together I trimmed of any extra pieces and added my rainbow panel to my card base. I then stamped my sentiment.

To finish this card I added my Robin’s Nest Dew Drops in the rainbow colors. I love that there are so many different ones that you can do a rainbow and have ALL the colors!!

Supplies:

Robin’s Nest: ornament mini dew drops, neon blue dew drops, limoncello dew drops, neon orange mini dew drops, purple hair mini dew drops

Rinea: misfit packs, gold/gold starstruck, violet/violet starstruck, sapphire/sapphire starstruck, marigold/marigold starstruck, emerald/emerald starstruck, ruby/ruby startstruck

Other supplies:

Pink Fresh Studios: color block rainbow die, modern messages stamp set

Altenew: permanent black ink

Easter Card

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Hello Crafry Friends 🙂
Monika here.

Today I will show you an Easter card.

 

 

 

A few photos for details.

 

 

The order of work on the card:
1)  I stick the background to the base.

2) I’m adding two smaller layers.

3) I stick Easter eggs.

 

4) I add leaves and flowers.

 

5) I finish the card by adding dew drops.

 

Card is ready 🙂

 

Robin’s Nest Products I used:
 
 

 


 


 
Hope you guys will find this inspiring and try this out yourself!
And don’t forget to keep craftivating your dreams!
Hugs Monika

How to make an Easter card

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Hello Crafty Friends 🙂
Monika here.

Today I will show you an Easter card.

 

A few photos for details.

 

The order of work on the card:
1)  I cut out the shape of the egg.

2) I decorate eggs.

3) I stick the background to the base.

4) I add an inscription and Easter eggs.

Card is ready 🙂

 

Robin’s Nest Products I used
1)  Fall Gems Diamond Dew Drops
2) Fall Foliage Tear Drops
3) Paisley Mini Dew Drops
4) Flame Dew Drops
5) Grapes & Leaves Dew Drops
Hope you guys will find this inspiring and try this out yourself!
And don’t forget to keep craftivating your dreams!
Hugs Monika