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Hello Spring for Paper Craft Crew Challenge #PCC332
I am saying hello to Spring with my card project for the Paper Craft Crew challenge #PCC332. It’s Jay here and welcome to Mitosu Crafts UK, thanks for stopping by. My project uses a variety of Stampin’ Up! products including Nature’s Poem DSP, Rectangle Stitched Framelits Dies, Wonderful Floral Framelits Dies and Fable Friends Stamp Set. So here is my take on this week’s Paper Craft Crew card sketch challenge… Card Details I altered the cardbase so it can be created with an A4 cardstock or a US Letter cardstock. There’s no need to convert, just cut down your cardstock to the following measurements Cardbase: 14cm x 21cm, folded in…
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Stamp Review Crew ~ High Tide
Hi and welcome to Mitosu Crafts in the UK. It’s Jay Soriano here sharing my projects for the Stamp Review Crew Blog Hop We are showcasing the photopolymer stamp set High Tide from the 2017-2018 Annual Catalogue. This set consist of 4 sentiments and 12 images that you can combine to create beautiful scenes. With 16 stamps in total, make sure to hop along to all the crew’s blog for more ideas & inspirations My first card idea uses 5 stamps in the High Tide set on Shimmery White Cardstock Night of Navy Cardbase 29cm x 10.5cm Basic Black Mat 14.5cm x 9.6cm Shimmery White Card 7.6cm I started with…
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Creating Kindness Blog Hop ~ Inspire
Hi and welcome to Mitosu Crafts in the UK. It’s Jay Soriano here for the Creating Kindness Design Team Blog Hop with Special Guest Brian King of Stamp with Brian We all have created projects for you to enjoy with the theme of INSPIRE. For me, nature and Stampin’ Up! products inspires my creativity and for my project today I decided to use Sheltering Tree with Brusho Crystal Colours I love working with the watercolour pigments that is the Brusho Crystal Colours from the 2018 Spring/Summer Occasions Catalogue. They are available as a pack of 5 pots with the following colours: Brilliant Red, Gamboge (Orange), Moss Green, Prussian Blue &…
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Waterfront & Brusho Project Ideas for Kylie Bertucci’s International Highlights
Welcome to Mitosu Crafts UK and thanks for stopping by. It’s Jay Soriano here sharing my projects for Kylie Bertucci’s International Highlights The theme is Favourite Sale-A-Bration Or Occasions Catalogue Products and you can VOTE for your Top 5 favourite projects back at Kylie Bertucci’s blog ~ http://bit.ly/KyliesHighlightsFebruary2018VoteformeHere For my projects, I created a card and matching framed project using the Waterfront Stamp Set with Brusho Crystal Colours The Watercolour Paper were die cut to size first using the Layering Square Framelits Die. I then stamped the images with Basic Black Archival ink so they won’t run when I watercolour with the Brusho Colour Crystals For the card, I used 4…
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Waterfront & Brusho Crystals ~ Top 10 Winners Blog Hop for Kylie Bertucci’s International Highlights
Welcome to the Top 10 Winners’ Blog Hop for Kylie Bertucci’s International Highlights. Thanks for stopping by You may have arrived here from Sense of Whimsy by Cheryll Miller or started here at Mitosu Crafts in the UK with me Jay Soriano, you will find the Top 10 list at the bottom of this post to continue along the hop. I’m so excited to be hopping along Kylie and the other winners again and it’s all thanks to all of you that voted for my project last month The theme for the hop is Sale-A-Bration and 2018 Spring/Summer Occasions Products. My project for today was made using the beautiful Waterfront…
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Beautiful Day Butterfly Thank You Card with Brusho Crystal
Welcome to Mitosu Crafts and thank you for stopping by. It’s Jay here with a couple of watercolour Thank You cards using Brusho Crystal and the butterfly from Beautiful Day stamp set We’ve had a box of Brushos for sometime now but haven’t used them for a while, it’s great that Stampin’ Up! have included them in the new 2018 Spring / Summer Occasions Catalogue! The Brusho Crystal Colour is great for creating easy, quick and fun backgrounds. It is random but can produce different effects from light washes to intense colours depending on how you apply water or how much I used the emboss resist technique for the butterfly…
