Watercolor Wishes Card Kit - Post 5 of 5 - Stampin' Up!

The last 4 of the wonderful Watercolor Wishes Card kit.

This is an alternate card that I created with elements from the kit.  It came about because I stamped lopsided so didn't get a good sentiment image, plus I had ink on the block that ended up on my card base.  There is a catalogue image photo at the bottom of the post...the centre card in the second last row is the original design of the card.  I'm always happy when I am able to rescue a mishap!

An already flagged sticker and die cut sentiment label are all that was used to make this card.  And stamping, of course!

The die cut word panel already had the fun red dots on it.  Dimensionals are added to the back of the panel to give it depth.

 Card #20, finishes off this kit!  I love this sentiment stamp and hope to use it again in the future; maybe with a bird or music note paper.

The kit comes in this sweet box so it is ready to give as a gift.  You can give it before it's even opened so they can make their own or complete all the cards for them and you have a box ready to hold the cards.  I'm going to cover up the title on the belly band and add some left over flowers from the kit to dress it up.

If you'd like this kit for yourself or to give as a gift you can order on-line just by clicking the product image below (it takes you to my on-line store) or contact me.  I'd be happy to help!

Thanks for stopping by!

Cindy

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Watercolor Wishes Card Kit - Part 4 of 5 - Stampin' Up!

Here are cards 13 - 16 of the wonderful Watercolor Wishes.

Can you see the sentiment stamped on a banner within the banner?  That's another fix because of a stamping error!

There are actually 3 sizes of cards with the kit.   This one is 3.5" X 5" and there are 6 this size in the kit.

5.5" X 4.25" is the standard full size card and there are 10 of this size in the kit.  The small square ones in the previous posts are 4" X 4" and there are four.

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Cindy

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Watercolor Wishes Card Kit - Part 3 of 5 - Stampin' Up!

My continuation of Watercolor Wishes Card Kit

This was another one where I had to cover up some ink.  You can't tell in the picture very well, but I stamped and cut out a rectangle and inserted within the original label.

 The yellow scalloped trim is a sticker.  Before adhering the panel, all I had to do was stamp, apply the sticker and glue on the butterfly.  The panel is adhered with dimensionals.

The flower and leaves came as die cuts.  Glued them together and added a dimensional.  Dimensionals were provided!

Tombow Multipurpose Glue was used to adhere the wooden elements.  It is the only thing that I used that was not in the kit.

One again, here is the lovely stamp set you get with the Watercolor Wishes Kit.

Here is all you need!

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Watercolor Wishes Card Kit - Part 2 of 5 - Stampin' Up!

 Love the wooden die cuts.  There are plenty left over to use on future creations.

Two Stampin' Ink Spots are included; one in Watermelon Wonder...

the other ink spot is Night of Navy

A bag of sequins also has tons left over to use on other projects.

This really is an awesome (exclusive) stamp set that comes with the kit.  It makes the kit a really great buy!

Thanks for stopping by and we'll see you tomorrow with cards 9 - 12.  See yesterday's post for the first 4.

Here are the products I used....yup...just two!

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Cindy

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Watercolor Wishes Card Kit - First 4 cards - Stampin' Up!

I have ordered a few of the new kits in this year's catalogue.  The other two should arrive soon.  I loved this Watercolor Wishes kit.  These are the first four of twenty cards you can make in the kit.  They are cute, easy and quick!  I made them mostly according to the instructions.  Due to a few minor mess ups I had to make some changes.  I didn't want to have to scrap any of the cards because I was sloppy with my ink!

This is likely the easiest of the cards.  I turned my card from vertical to horizontal.  I think it looks nice as it, but I might add something to it!

Instructions indicated to stamp the hello in blue and the heart in red, but I didn't pay attention!  So we have a blue heart!

This was my first mess-up.  I smeared the ink on the original label so I had to make another to save the card.  I used a label from a retired set Layered Labels.

Two misses in a row!  But this was an easier fix!  I restamped just the "Here's To", and adhered with a little piece of dimensional.

So that is the first 4 cards of 20.  Below are the kit contents.  The only other product I used was Tombow  Multipurpose Glue.  I found it easiest to attach the sequins and wood elements with the liquid glue.  

Watercolor Wishes Card Kit	140406
Price: $43.25
The giftable Watercolor Wishes Card Kit includes preprinted cards for the perfect artistic look without the mess. Includes supplies for 20 unique cards in 3 sizes and an exclusive stamp set. Make one when you need it, or make them all and use them later. Makes 20 unique cards. You provide the adhesive; we'll provide the rest, including the stamp set, clear stamp block, and ink. * 20 cards total * Folded card sizes: 4" x 4", 3-1/2" x 5", 4-1/4" x 5-1/2" * 12-piece photopolymer stamp set * 20 card bases * Die-cut accents * Cardstock flag stickers * Night of Navy and Watermelon Wonder Classic Stampin' Spots * Washi tape * Giftable Kraft box * 50 sequins * Wood die cuts * Stampin' Dimensionals *Acrylic stamp block Coordinating colors: Crushed Curry, Night of Navy, Pool Party, Tip Top Taupe, Watermelon Wonder Tune in tomorrow for the next four cards in this fun kit! Thanks for stopping by! Cindy +++++