Stamp2cut Paris Notepad

Happy Friday bloggers! 

Thanks for stopping in, I hope you have some fun/creative time slated for the weekend. I'm back with more Stamp2Cut FUN! It's totally addicting! Once you get started you just don't want to stop. 

This is a note pad covered with Stamp2Cut goodness. The note pads are 4" x 6" available from the office supply store. I used Stamp2cut Cartridge #1 and the eClips.

Look at the dimension of the Eiffel Tower and it was so easy. Stamp the image, cut the image out with Stamp2cut and pop dot to your project. It doesn't just cut a rectangle around the stamped image. It will cut the Eiffel Tower and the post mark. Stamp2cut will cut a shadow that's a perfect fit. If you don't want to use a stamped image with it you can make it larger or smaller as well. Your imagination has no limits!

For the Note Pad here are the particulars. 

• Stamp Pais stamp onto Manilla card stock twice with Jet Black Archival Ink.
• Cut images out with Stamp2cut. One full frame and the second just the piece of the Eiffel Tower. 
• Cut the “Carte Postale” out with Stamp2cut on the Black Kraft’Core. Sand edges with a sanding grip.
• Ink the Paris piece with Distress Ink on an Ink Blending Tool.
• Paint the Eiffel Tower with Distress Ink applied to the Craft Sheet and pick the ink up with a Detail Water Brush. I used two colors to create the look as if light is coming from one side.
• Layer the Carte Postle piece over the card stock with pop dots. 
• Line up the Eiffel Tower over itself with pop dots.
• Fold the Kraft Resist piece over the top of the Note Pad. Tear the edge and ink the edges with an Ink Blending Tool. 
• Adhere the Note Pad Cover that was created above to the Kraft’Core and then glue to the back of the Note Pad. 
• Tie twine around the top tying a Philosophy Tag in the bow. 

Check out Inspiration Emporium for the supplies you need for this project.

Thanks for taking the time to see what's been happening in my studio!

Richele

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