Pink & Main - Movie Star Birthday Card

My card for this week uses the great Movie Star stamp set. As always there are so many great images and phrases to use. You'll never get bored creating projects with this movie themed stamp set.

For my card I created a background pattern then added a piece of Tim Holtz film reel and applied a stamped sentiment block on top (using foam tape). To finish the card I stamped the ticket stamp several times, coloured them and cut them out. Then I applied the tiny tickets to the film reel strip.

To create the background pattern I stamped the film reel repeatedly with Versamark ink on the white background cardstock then I applied two different colour inks over it with foam applicators. The Versamark resisted the ink and you get a subtle film reel image on the background. Then I stamped the ticket in purple ink in between the film reel pattern. Here's a close-up picture for you to see the background and the individual tickets I applied to the film reel strip as well.

As you can see I inked the edges of my card and elements - it makes such a difference.


Take a look at the Movie Star stamp set I used - super fun!

DT Amanda

Materials:
Stamps - Pink & Main; Ink - Tim Holtz; Cardstock - Bazzill; Film Strip - Tim Holtz; Markers - Tim Holtz, Stampin' Up!.

Pink and Main Wine Labels

This week I played with the Pink & Main stamp set called Cheers and made labels for wine bottles. Once I made one I had to make another. They are so quick to make and look so cool.

There are so many variations you could do with this idea. The stamps cover all kinds of reasons you might like to give someone a wine bottle or spirit bottle.  For the first one I used white cardstock and I stamped it with the images and phrases (plus a strip of washi).  I added orange kindyglitz to the inside of the wine glasses - I love how they look sparkly like champagne.

Here's a close-up so you can see the shine on the wine glasses:

On the second label I used the cocktail glass and I used mint perfect pearls on the frosting on the top of the glass. It is so simple but looks really effective.  This one was made with patterned paper as a background. 

Here's a close-up for you to see the frosting:

The Cheers stamp set I used is shown below:

To make the labels:  I took a piece of cardstock or patterned paper and used my largest hole punch for the hole for the wine bottle top.  You could draw around a glass if you don't have a large enough hole punch.  I then created a fold so that it sat flat against the bottle. #decorateaway  #supereasy


Only one thing left to say - Cheers my friends!

Materials:
Stamps - Pink & Main; Ink - Ranger, Stampin' Up!; Cardstock - Bazill; Paper - DCWV, Unknown; Markers - Ranger, Stampin' Up!;  Kindyglitz.