Monday, January 10, 2022

Rainbow of Happiness Bundle #157727 - Let's share some sunshine!


 

This stamp set with coordinating dies are just the cutest!  

But, you know me, I like to think a little outside the box to come up with some different ideas.

Today, I had a thought...does this shape have to be a rainbow?

Could it look like a sun instead?

Of course!

And...what about a reflection in the water?  Is that do-able?

Of course!

Here's the card I made!


Want to make this card too?  Here's how I did it.

Card Recipe

Cardbase - Bumblebee Cardstock - 8 1/2 x 5 1/2, folded in half like a book

Layer 1 - Basic Black Cardstock - 3 5/8 x 4 3/8

Layer 2 - Pool Party Cardstock - 4 1/4 x 3 1/2

Layer 3 - Basic White Cardstock - 3 1/4 x 4

Card Insert - Basic White Cardstock - 4 x 5 1/4

Piece of Happiness & Rainbows DSP - cut out some cloud pieces



1.  Stamp the smallest arch in Daffodil Delight Ink and without re-inking, flip the stamp upside down and stamp it right under the arch, so it looks like the letter "O".



2.  Using the striped arch, stamp above the last image, using Crushed Curry Ink, once again, flipping the stamped image, without re-inking.



3.  The next biggest arch was stamped in Bumble Ink, followed by the reflection portion.



4.  The last arch colour is Mango Melody.



5.  Stamp the sentiment image in the middle of the sun shape, using Memento Black Ink.  Also, to add to the "reflection" look, stamp the little lined stamp using Pool Party Ink.



6.  To make the Black and White Gingham Ribbon match, I coloured it with the Dark Daffodil Stampin' Blend marker.



7.  Attach the ribbon to the card, making a little knot.



8.  It's time to layer up the cardstock colours.  Onto the Bumblebee cardstock, add the Basic Black Mat, in the top center of the card.  Attach the Pool Party cardstock layer carefully over top of the Black Mat.  There isn't a whole lot of room, so you may want to use Liquid Multipurpose Glue to allow for some wiggle room before it is glued for good.



9.  Using Dimensionals, attach the "sun" layer over top of the Pool Party cardstock.  You could stop here and have a lovely card.  But, if you want to add a little more, keep on stamping with me!



11.  Cut out a few cloud pieces from the Designer Series Paper, or better yet, get the punch that cuts the clouds out quickly and perfectly.  Mine is on order and hasn't arrived yet.



12.  Using Dimensionals, attach the clouds to the card, lining them up along the "sun" layer edge and the Pool Party cardstock edge for variety.



13.  Time to prep some "bling".  Using the Dark So Saffron Stampin' Blend marker, I coloured all sizes of the Rhinestones to make them "yellow".



14.  I attached the rhinestones along the white line between the arches.  It sure shimmers and sparkles...definitely "brightens" your day.


15.  Attach the card insert to the inside of the card and your card is ready to be sent to someone as a little surprise in the mail!



Here are the Stampin' Up! products that I used.
Click on the items to have a closer look or to order them.

Cloud Punch
[157749]
$24.00
Paper Snips
[103579]
$13.50

Such a great bundle that can be used in so many ways.


Featured Stampin' Up! items: #157727 Rainbow of Happiness Bundle

Until the end of February, when you purchase this bundle, you can get the coordinating Desiner Series Paper (patterned paper), for FREE!


#158126 Sunshine & Rainbows Designer Series Paper


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