Thursday, 14 January 2016

The Sky is the limit for World Traveler & Traveler!

 Today I was making more samples for my 9 week semester of classes (starting 2 February).  
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World Traveler embossing folder with Marina Mist ink - letterpress technique
This card featuring the World Traveler embossing folder with the ship from the Traveler stamp set, is for the class about the Letterpress technique.

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The front of the ship is popped up on dimensionals
I liked the combination so much that I decided to pair the World Traveler embossing folder with some other modes of transport!  Since the others were land-based,though, I decided to emphasise the land masses on the globe rather than the sea.
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The aircraft is from the Sky is the limit stamp set
The birthday greeting on all of the cards is from the Sky Is The Limit stamp set which can't be purchased because it's one of the wonderful FREE products that are exclusive to Sale-A-Bration - for every $90 of product you buy, you can choose one FREE product from the Sale-A-Bration catalogue.
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The train is from the Traveler stamp set

The label for the greeting is cut with the Project Life Cards & Labels framelits.

The aircraft is popped up on dimensionals as are the front of the ship and the front of the train.

I like this embossing folder so much that I can forgive its geographical inaccuracy!

Contact me if you would like more information about my classes at Learning in the Hills, Baulkham Hills, NSW or call Learning in the Hills direct on (02) 9639 7918

'til next time
Stephanie
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6 comments:

  1. You have just given me so much inspiration. Thanks

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  2. You have just given me so much inspiration. Thanks

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  3. What colors of card stock did you use on the airplane card? Very nice. thanks!

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    1. I'm so sorry that I didn't spot your comment earlier! I used Blackberry Bliss, Rich Razzleberry & Very Vanilla cardstock. Thank you for asking.

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