I used a plaid stencil and whatever green ink remained on my stenciling brush to add a bit of color in the background. I then colored the scene with Copics.
On the interior of the card, I stamped the Drink to Your Health sentiment and used a portion of a sentiment from Birthday Set 1 on the front of the card.
For a full list of products used and to see my other projects, feel free to visit my blog, Frankie Helps Craft. Have a great rest of your week!
Top of the morning to you! Janet here with a Happy Saint Patrick's Day card.
Hello friends! Ericka here and today and I am creating a fun St. Patrick's Day card using the Leprechaun Sheamus and the Lucky Charms sentiment.
I stamped the image and sentiment in Versfine Clair Nocturn ink and clear embossed it. I then water colored the image with Lindy's Gang Magicals to give him a magical shimmer. After my card base dried, I used my sewing machine to attach it to some pattern paper and my card base. A fun card perfect for the upcoming holiday. Thank you for stopping by, and I hope you have a wonderful week!
Hello! Nadine here today with a St. Patrick's Day shaker card.
To create my card, I first stamped the Leprauchan Sheamus with Memento Tuxedo Black Ink and then colored it with Copic markers and fussy cut it out. Next, I die-cut out a circle on the front panel piece of my card. Used some Scor-Tape around the backside of the panel around the circle and adhered some acetate. Above the cutout circle, I stamped the Happy St. Patrick's Day Shamrock sentiment. I added foam squares all the way around the circle, making sure that the spaces between each one were small enough so that the Irish Party shaker pieces couldn't fit through. I added more foam squares around the outer edges of the front card panel and adhered it to my card front. Then, I adhered the Leprauchan Sheamus to the front of my card.
STAMPS USED:
Leprauchan Sheamus
Happy St. Patrick's Day Shamrock
Irish Party Shaker Elements
Hello Stampers, Vicky here today to share a St. Patrick's Day wish. Isn't this a sweet saying? I also love the dancing leprechaun that is filling up the gold cauldron. The truth is, I messed up the bottom of the card, so I cut it off and put a flower print piece of paper there. I colored the gold coins, buttons on his jacket, and buckles with a gold pen.
Hello crafty friends! Ericka here, and today I have a fun St. Patrick's Day card using the Leprechaun Sheamus along with this fun What You Get sentiment. I created my card using green acrylic paint and a brayer to add texture to my background. I then stamped the 4 Leaf Clover around the border and colored them in with some Distress pencils.
Hello crafty friends! Tracy here, and today I have a little St Patty's Day love to share. Here are all of the details on how I created my card.
Hello! Nadine here today with a sweet lucky to be friend's St. Patrick's Day card.
I started with a mini slimline card base. I colored Bailey the girl stamp in with Copic Markers and then fussy cut her out and adhered her to my card front. For the sentiment, I stamped the Friends 4 Leaf Clover stamp.
STAMPS USED:
Bailey
Friends 4 Leaf Clover
See you next time! Until then, happy crafting!
Hello Stamper! Vicky here with a couple of Artist Trading Card also known as ATC's. Did you use to make ATC's and trade them? They are 3.5 x 2.5 and are perfect to put in a pocket, or purse to hand out, leave with your tip to a good waiter, waitress, or co-worker or add to a card.
The first ATC is for St. Patrick's Day. I know that is tomorrow, so Happy St. Patrick's Day! I made a couple of these and already handed some out to a couple of cashiers. They were surprised and happy to get it. I used May Your Blessings saying and Shamrock Solid Sm. and the Shamrock Open. It is mounted on green card stock.
Hello! This is Shanna today from Caffeinated Craftiness! I am sharing another fun St. Patrick's Day inspired card featuring one of the new Leprechaun stamps, Leprechaun Sheamus.
This guy was so much fun to color! I used a no-line coloring technique with my Copic markers to color him in. The general principle of this technique is to stamp the stamp in a pale ink color, or an ink formulated for no-line coloring, and color as if you were drawing the image. The end result looks more realistic, without a black or dark outline. It is a fun way to stretch my stamps and my creativity because it allows different looks from the same stamp!
I chose to go fairly clean and simple for this card and used a little bit of green ink blending and a stencil from my stash to add some interest behind him. My sentiment finished off the card. Life is Better is a sentiment that works with ANY image and is a favorite in my stash for sure! I chose green ink to keep the color palette the same without adding black.
That finishes up my project today! I hope it leaves you inspired.
Hello Stamper! Vicky here today, this is Bailey, one of our new release St. Patrick's Day stamps. She has a good sense of humor about her shamrocks. LOL
She is getting ready for St. Patrick's Day, are you? Isn't everyone Irish on March 17th?
I hope you are all doing well and had a great weekend. Ericka here with a fun St. Patrick's Day card using the new Friends Saying with the 4 Leaf Clover. I love this sentiment and it's perfect for any St. Patrick Day loving friend.
I then stamped the Shamrock Open and the 4 Leaf Clover in black ink randomly on my background. I used my green sparkle pens to color in the clovers for a shimmer look. I then stamped two 4 Leaf Clover on separate paper and cut them out to attach to the background with foam tape.
Hello crafty friends! Tracy here and today I have a festive little St Patty's Day card to share. Here are all of the lucky details.
Hello everyone! It's Marcia on the blog today sharing another shaped treat box for St. Patrick's Day. (If you missed my previous post Hug My Shamrocks Beer Mug Box, hop over and take a peek.)
Supplies used:
Wishin' Pot O'
As soon as I saw this sentiment, I knew I wanted to pair it with either an image of a pot of gold or a favor box/bag. I considered using it with the Cauldron stamp like I did in my Blessings Out Number Shamrocks card. But, since I was in the 3D box mood, I used another SVG file from SVGCuts called Pot O' Gold and created this adorable treat box/bag. I used (very bendy) gold floral wire for the handle, purchased from Dollar Tree. You could just as easily embellish plain or decorative gift bags with the Cauldron stamp and add this sentiment as well. As with my card mentioned above, I lightly inked the sentiment tag with a shamrock stencil in my stash and added it to the handle with a bit of twine. I may have said several naughty words trying to get this sucker to sit still for a picture. LOL, It's very roly-poly and perfect for treats.
Hello crafty friends, Martha Lucia here with a card and with a question, Are you ready for St. Patrick's Day? If you aren't, here you can find some inspiration to create your cards and celebrate the lucky day!
Are you ready for St. Patrick or what are you planning to do?
If you want to see all the products that I used to create this card, you can find them HERE in my STAMPARTPAPEL BLOG.
See you soon with more!
Martha Lucia
