6.24.2016

Bazinga!

Happy Friday!

Are you ready for the weekend?!  
Hopefully you have lots of fun plans 
and are enjoying the start to summer :)

My card today is from the fun Bazinga! stamp set from The Project Bin,
a super fun source for snappy sentiment stamps!
The wonderful thing about A Way With Words stamps from TPB 
is they are unique and stand out in the crowd ~
offering fun sayings that you don't see often in the stamping world...
like this one from Sheldon Cooper in The Big Bang Theory tv show!


My card today is a great use of two things:
scraps that were in my ever growing 'use me' pile 
and dry embossing only a partial part of the cardstock.
You can see it a little better in the close up.


In previous attempts at using an embossing folder and the cuttlebug,
it would leave small 'lines' on the outside of the area dry embossing
or cover the entire area that was going through the cuttlebug,
leaving the 'roped off' area with again - those lines!
I wanted a cleaner, crisper look 
where just a small portion of the cardstock is embossed.
I acheived this with good 'ol fashioned elbow grease!  LOL!
I added the A2 size PTI heavy weight cardstock to the embossing folder,
used a bone folder and just rubbed and rubbed and rubbed!
Ta-da!
 
 Super fun end result!
What I love so much about this card is the bright pops of colors
against the white and the contrast it gives the image :)
My card is actually a similiar CASE to one I saw a year ago on Pinterest
and it stuck with me ~ but can't find to create the OP ~ apologies!
Hopefully this one will inspire you, too!


You can find this fabulous stamp set and many others in the store.
For more ways to use this stamp set, check out the gallery on TPB blog,
Also! Check out The Project Bin on Instagram
and SCS for more inspiration.
And while your shopping, keep in mind that shipping is only $2!

Have a fabulous weekend, everyone!
Big hugs, Bigger blessings!
~Kelly

14 comments:

  1. Wow! I don't see this tv program (I'm in Italy... :D ) but LOVE this bright card! The idea of a bunnch of scrap banners is so clever!! Thanks for sharing!

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    1. My fingers have digited too much... :D ..."bunch"

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  2. Oh wow, this is so gorgeous, Kelly!! What a fabulous use of your scraps!! The banners are beautiful!! I love how you used your bone folder to emboss...great idea!! The stamps are awesome!! Love this my friend!! Have a great weekend!! Big hugs :)

    Lisa
    A Mermaid's Crafts

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  3. What a fun and ever so colourful card Kelly - love those bright banner against the embossing, and the added colour in the buttons :-)
    Blessings
    Maxine

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  4. LOL!! This is such a fun card Kelly!! I love the sentiment as it reminds of "The Big Bang Theory" show!! :) The colorful banners and your embossed background are perfect and so fun!! Have a great weekend my friend! HUGS

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  5. Hi Kelly I am loving this gorgeous, colourful creation the embossed background looks FAB, the papers you have used look so pretty a lovely card
    hugs
    lorraine x

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  6. Your fabulous fishtail banners and buttons are certainly worthy of that bazinga label!! Awesome work, Kelly!

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  7. Lovely card, great coloures!!
    ♥Hugs Valentina♥

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  8. Im a Big Bang Fan!! Great card and your banners are great!

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  9. I have to check out your Embossing Technique, Kelly. A great way not to embossed the hole paper. FUN card !

    Imke ~ My Crafty Place

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  10. Super way to use that image. Lovin' all the "ribbons."

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  11. Fun way to utilize your scraps!!Love the pretty banner. The Big Bang Theory is one of my favorite shows!! Love Sheldon! Huge fan!!
    Awesome card!!
    Have a blessed day,
    Migdalia
    Crafting with Creative M

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  12. Great looking card! Your embossing old-school-style turned out perfect. I really like the mix of patterns in your banners; so bright and happy!

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  13. I love what you did with this card...so colorful!

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