I recently needed a thank you card. After rewatching a CTMH video about creating several cards from one sheet of double-sided patterned paper (details below), I decided I needed the retired, but still available, Sweet Fruit Stamp + Thin Cuts (Z3930); it was introduced in the March–April 2021 Catalog. As soon as it arrived, I wanted to create with it so I used Sweet Fruit with All the Best Wishes from National Stamping Month—Say It with Style.
thank you card created with All the Best Wishes and Sweet Fruit |
Sweet Fruit Stamp + Thin Cuts (Z3930) is a base and shade stamp set. If you are not familiar with this type of set, when you use a base and shade stamp set, you typically stamp the solid (base) stamp first with a lighter color and then stamp the detail (shade) stamp second with a darker color. In the next few days I will share some of the color combinations I tried with Sweet Fruit.
I die cut the shapes from White Daisy cardstock then stamped the left apple with Candy Apple (base) and Scarlet (shade). I stamped the right apple with second generation Candy Apple (after I stamped the left apple with Candy Apple, I immediately stamped the right apple without re-inking), then I stamped the shade with first generation Candy Apple. The leaves are a mix of Limeade (base) and Jade (shade) and second and first generation Jade. After stamping the leaves, I fussy cut them. The sentiment, apples and leaves were added with a mix of 3-D and Thin 3-D Foam Tape.
- My Acrylix™ stamp sets: All the Best Wishes (CC9231) or All the Best Wishes + Thin Cuts (CC9235), Sweet Fruit + Thin Cuts (Z3930)
- Cardstock: White Daisy (1385), Jade (X6074)
- Exclusive Inks™: Candy Apple (Z6509), Scarlet (Z6526), Lemonade (Z6517), Limeade (Z6575), Jade (Z6574), Acorn (Z6573), Intense Black (Z4189)
- Stencils: Plaid Card Front (CC9239)
- tools-ish: 1" Masking Tape (Z4606), Masking Tape Bundle (Z5444) or 4" Masking Tape (Z4607), Blending Brushes (Z4572)
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- highlighted text with link = this is a product that was available on my eCommerce site when I created the paper craft(s) pictured above and the post was published; since it is on the retiring list and no longer appears in the current catalogs, or it is/was part of a promotion, it is available only while supplies last
- plain text = retired product no longer on my eCommerce site; if you really like a product, look for it at yard sales, on Facebook groups or other places people resale items
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