Today we are so excited to introduce you to our November Guest Designer, Stephanie Beauchemin! You’ll love Stephanie’s fun style with lots of accents and layers, and her coloring is out of this world too! You can check out Stéphanie’s fabulous designs on her blog HERE.
We asked Stephanie to tell us a little bit about herself:
Hello everyone! I’m SO happy to be here at SugarPea Designs for a guest spot, wow, what an honor! I feel like I’m surrounded with such amazing crafters, that creativity couldn’t be better, eheh!
Mmmmm what can I tell you all about myself…well, that I’m truly passionate about what I do, that’s one good thing for sure! I live in Quebec, Canada, with a husband and two furry babies, and I decided two years ago to go back to school in order to learn a totally new career. Teaching had always been a big thing for me in the crafty world, and now I get to teach young minds during the day, too.
Playing with papers, dies and (of course!!) stamps is definitely the best part of my day. I don’t have any particular style, as I go from clean and simple cards to really embellished ones, whenever I feel like it. Copics are a major chunk of my addiction….ooops….I mean passion, ahah! And I’m always on the look out to try something fun, new and colorful, that’s for sure.
So, I thought I’d show you for my first post as a guest designer how whimsical the products at SugarPea Designs can be *together*…yes, really, together!
I created this card for a special friend of mine a few days ago and it took absolutely no time. I mean it!
First, cut a 5″x10″ piece of cardstock and fold it on top to create your cardbase. Cut a few layers of papers (to taste, I did 4) and don’t forget to leave the same spacing between them. Personally, I go for 3/16″ everytime!
All you have to do is stamp the adorable elephant (and the birthday hat!) from the Tons of Fun set with black ink on a piece of cardstock. Colour with your favourite medium, die-cut it (I highly recommend using the Zig Zag Stitched Circles – will use it for next time!) and place on top of another die-cut made with black cardstock on top of your cardbase with foam adhesive.
Next, stamp the two parts of the Pineapple Paradise set with different inks and die-cut with the matching SugarCut – Pineapple Paradise. Stack over the coloured image on the card. Stamp a sentiment, again from the Tons of Fun set, with black ink over white cardstock and layer on top of a piece of black cardstock onto the card, below our cutie elephant.
Now all you have to do is to finish the project with a few sequins, and voila!
I hope you like the look of a very colorful elephant matching a pineapple as much as I do, eheh! Make sure to come back next week to see what I have in store for you, SugarPea friends 🙂
NatQuebec
November 7, 2016 at 6:55 amFélicitations, et superbe carte 😉 Congrats !