Inspiration Ink

Designs and inspiration from Michele Reynolds, Independent Stampin' Up!™ Demonstrator in central Maryland.

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Category: Garden Silhouette Hot Foil Die

  • I made this pretty card using the Phrases & Frames Bundle which is still available as an Online Exclusive and the gorgeous Garden Silhouette Hot Foil Die. I’m sending it to one of my Team Members for her birthday. Uses Phrases & Frames Photopolymer Stamp Set plus Stampin’ Cut & Emboss Machine, Stampin’ Hot Foil…

  • Our younger son and his husband just bought their first house! They are having fun getting it painted and moving and arranging all their stuff! I made this card using the Reason To Celebrate Set and some of the Hot Foil products from Stampin’ Up!™ You can’t really tell in the scan, but there is…

  • I used some leftover Silver Stampin’ Hot Foil from a card I designed for my Mid Summer Stamp Camp and applied it to some dry embossed cardstock to create a very distressed background. I then heat embossed the sentiment from the Reason To Celebrate Set. I’m sending this card to my niece to congratulate her…

  • I held a Card Camp on Tuesday afternoon so I could fit a camp into the schedule before going on vacation. I wanted to give my customers a chance to play with the new Hot Foil System and to make some fun cards. Here are the cards everyone got to make if they wished. Uses…

  • I made these cards using the new Inked Floret Stamp and the Garden Silhouette Hot Foil Die. The birthday card is made using the hot foil die in the usual way. The get well card is made by adhering a piece of Adhesive Sheet to a white cardstock rectangle and then adhering the leftover foil…