Heirloom Arrangements Alternate Ideas - 4 of 4

    Today I'm sharing the Heirloom Arrangements Card Kit with you. Our kits are amazing and this one is wonderful! It's been designed for you to create cards based on examples shared in to how-to brochure. However, it also is designed to let you go rogue (as we call it) and make your own designs using the kit contents. Either way this is one fine kit!

You can see the samples in the photo below so what I'm going to share over the next couple March Tuesday and Thursday posts are ways I went rogue with the kit! This is the last post of my rogue cards for this kits. If you missed the other 3 posts just check the posts on March 18, 20 & 25.

Scroll down to see the third set of cards.

Heirloom Arrangements Card Kit

This car used items from the kit with a couple add ons. I used a Blending Brush and Fresh Freesia ink to create a cloud of pink behind the flowers. This gives definition between the flowers and the background. Earth Tones Shimmer Gems, Fresh Freesia Ribbon add to the look.

This last card uses items included in the kit except for the Regal Foiled Dots. the rest is just a simple design.

So you see, this kit is highly versatile! Use the designs in the brochure, use sketches, use your imagination! It will all work with this kit!

Thanks for checking out my ideas! I hope you enjoyed seeing my rogue designs! 

Michelle Loncar

Independent Stampin' Up Demonstrator 

#showandtellwithmichelle #cardkits #heirloomarrangementscardkit #cardmaking

Heirloom Arrangements Alternate Ideas - 2 of 4

  Today I'm sharing the Heirloom Arrangements Card Kit with you. Our kits are amazing and this one is wonderful! It's been designed for you to create cards based on examples shared in to how-to brochure. However, it also is designed to let you go rogue (as we call it) and make your own designs using the kit contents. Either way this is one fine kit!

You can see the samples in the photo below so what I'm going to share over the next couple March Tuesday and Thursday posts are ways I went rogue with the kit! 

Scroll down to see the second set of cards.

Heirloom Arrangements Card Kit

This card used a Pecan Pie CS base with a pink card base cut for the layer seen on the card. I inked the edges of all the layers with Pecan Pie ink from the kit and popped up the top one and butterfly. I added several Low Profile Dots as accents.

I went a bit bolder with this card. I took a color cue from the red in the flowers and used a Cherry Cobbler CS base. The pink layer is the other half of the kit card base used in the card above. The floral spray is popped up on foam. Rhinestone Basic Jewels accent the flower centers.

All extra products I used to go rogue were from my stash making it easy to stretch the kits contents for making many more cards!

Thanks for checking out my ideas! Come back Tuesday for two more rogue cards.

Michelle Loncar

Independent Stampin' Up Demonstrator 

#showandtellwithmichelle #cardkits #heirloomarrangementscardkit #cardmaking

Heirloom Arrangements Alternate Ideas - 1 of 4

 Today I'm sharing the Heirloom Arrangements Card Kit with you. Our kits are amazing and this one is wonderful! It's been designed for you to create cards based on examples shared in to how-to brochure. However, it also is designed to let you go rogue (as we call it) and make your own designs using the kit contents. Either way this is one fine kit!

You can see the samples in the photo below so what I'm going to share over the next couple March Tuesday and Thursday posts are ways I went rogue with the kit! 

Scroll down to see the first set of cards.

Heirloom Arrangements Card Kit

Blue is a favorite color of mine so I was inspired to create this card using the pretty blue flowers piece of ephemera. I added a piece of CS embossed with the Forever Plaid embossing folder. I also added some twine an Opal Rounds Dots. 

This pretty card was created using Pretty Peacock CS and ink for the base and stamped background. Rhinestone Basic Jewels were added to the butterflies. The lighter layer is one of the kits card bases I cut up.

All extra products I used to go rogue were from my stash making it easy to stretch the kits contents for making many more cards!

Thanks for checking out my ideas! Come back Thursday for two more rogue cards.

Michelle Loncar

Independent Stampin' Up Demonstrator 

#showandtellwithmichelle #cardkits #heirloomarrangementscardkit #cardmaking