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Hi everyone, welcome to Hungry Heffy Crafts for another Miss You Monday Feature!

Everyone loves cupcakes, right? So hopefully Sarah will love this card made using this cute cupcake stamp from the Unity Stamp Co.

The pattern paper is from DCWV paper stack and really does look good enough to eat, especially with those sparkly bits. The circles and scalloped circles, I have cut using my cuttlebug and some nestabilities dies, and i’ve used ‘pop’ gluedots to give a sense of dimension, and I gave the cupcakes a delicious sparkly frosting using some icicle stickles. Delish!

Thanks for popping by, and please feel free to leave me a comment here. Have a great day!

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Hiya all.

Today – a video! For someone who is scared of butterflies, I seem to have a inexplicable love for this butterfly stamp from heroarts, and I couldn’t resist using it in conjuction with this sweet text stamp from the Unity Feb Kit Of The Month which says ‘May you live as long as you want, and never want as long as you live’. Cute!

If you know me, you will know that I louuuurve to embellish, but there is something elegant about a completely flat stamped card that also makes me smile. I hope it makes you smile too.

Enjoy the video.

Products used
Butterfly stamp from Hero Arts
Raindrop Designer block stamp
Removable Masking Tape from Clarity Stamps
Craft Sheet from Ranger
Clear embossing powder
Heat tool
Oval nestabilities die
Cuttlebug
2 way glue pen
Distress Inks: Shabby Shutters, Broken China, Faded Jeans
Ink Blending tool
Unity Stamp Co – Feb 2010 KOTM

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Happy St Patricks Day!

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Happy St Patricks day everyone! Being Irish, I couldn’t let today pass by without sharing a little bit of green with you.

This card is not particularly overwhelmingly difficult, but it definitely makes an impact. I’ve used one of the Paper Pizzazz templates, distributed through Trimcraft. These are sheets of plasma which have laser cut templates cut in.

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This is a really easy way to make beautiful 3d elements, and is perfect for making your own embellishments to match a particular project. This particular template is called ‘Fold It Swirls’ and has this cool Shamrock shape, but also includes a rose, 4-petal flower, a star flower, buttercup and a spiral. All you do is trace the template on to the back of a piece of pattern paper. Then cut it out using scissors or a craft knife, and follow the instructions already printed onto the template on how to fold the 3d element together.

One of my favourite things about this template is that the instructions are printed onto the sheet. How many times have you had a tool, put the instructions in the bin (or filed it away ‘somewhere safe’) and then you bring it out to use it after a week, or a month, and you don’t remember how to use it!?

Another cool thing is that it is flat, so you can slip it into a book or file – it actually has holes so you can put it in a file. I have a couple and I pull them out every now and again, but every time I am always amazed that they look so awesome!

Other projects used on this card include Cuttlebug embossing folder, green cardstock, Corner Chomper, pearl gems from Hobbycrafts, and some really yummy green damask flocked paper that lived in my scrap box, so unfortunately I don’t know the manufacturer.

Thanks for popping by. I have a video I am working on that I want to share with you soon, so what this space!

Have a great day!

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