How about a Long Card? Video!

This card is 15-3/4″ x 4-1/4″! It’s pretty easy to make!

The CEO of Stampin’ Up! made a long card a few months ago. I loved the idea so I came up with one of my own! There’s a PDF with the measurements- I’ll give you the link to it the end of the post.

Here’s the video of making it! It’s really easy!

 

 

Here’s the card I made during the video- all supplies are the same!

In the video, you’ll see the four other Reach for the Stars/Stargazing cards I made that I won’t share. You can purchase the PDF Tutorial that has pictures, measurements, supplies and step by step instructions. I have other PDF Tutorials! Check them out here!

Here’s the link for all my instruction PDFs, this one is the last one shown: “Long Card”:

Instructions

 

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Shuttle Taking Off in the Daytime!

Growing up in Central Florida on the East Coast, I saw lots of shuttles take off. Some during the day, some at night. Since I’ve made so many cards with Reach for the Stars/Stargazing, I wanted to make one that doesn’t use the planets, stars, etc.

I stamped the shuttle with Memento on Basic White and die cut.

I die cut the flames with the Stargazing DSP. I cut four of them.

The sun is a die from the Hey Chuck dies. I die cut with Basic White, then used a blending brush with Lemon Lolly ink to give it a little color.

The hill was made with the Basic Border dies. Old Olive cardstock.

The grass is from the Playing in the Rain dies. Old Olive.

For the background I had a 5-3/8″ x 4-1/8″ of Basic White. Using Blending Brushes, I used Misty Moonlight and Old Olive inks.

I looked through my stamp sets and wanted to find a perfect sentiment. When I saw “look at you go” in the Fun on Wheels stamp set, I thought that would be perfect. A congratulations card!

Don’t forget- I have PDF Tutorials for different cards- Reach for the Stars in one of them! You can see them here

 

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How about a Dancing Astronaut?

Well, maybe not dancing, but on a Craft Spring (wobble) so it shakes!

Here’s a 3 second video to see what I mean:

This card was quick. I stamped the astronaut with Staz-On on the Holographic paper and die cut it.

The background was made with the Patchwork Pieces dies and Stargazing paper. I cut a piece of Tahitian Tide (5-3/8″ x 4-1/8″) and then adhered the Patchwork pieces to it. Basically, start with each corner, then add the middle ones about the same distance from each other.

The planet was die cut with the Holographic paper. The rings were cut with Tahitian Tide cardstock.

For the sentiment, I used the “Happy Birthday” from Hello Kiwi. I used my Write Marker in Blackberry bliss and just colored “appy” and “irthday”. I then die cut the “H” and the “B” from Alphabet a la Mode. Made the sentiment stand out!

I adhered all that and then put my astronaut on with the Craft Spring. Cute card!

And! I have four more cards using Stargazing/Reach for the Stars! I won’t show them on here, but you can purchase a PDF tutorial. It includes pictures, measurements, supplies used and step by step instructions! I have PDFs available for other stamp sets, too. Here’s where you can see them!

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Astronauts on the Moon!

I walked into my stamp room wanting to make a card with an astronaut on the moon. Since SU doesn’t have a really big circle die, I thought I could make the moon with the Basic Borders dies. That makes it so you just see a part of the moon, not the whole thing.

I die cut Very Vanilla with the Basic Borders (5-1/4″ wide) and the embossed with the dies from Reach for the Stars that give it a look like craters. I then used Crumb Cake with a Blending Brush just to give it a little color.

I decided to reverse stamp and die cut the astronaut so they could “hold” a sentiment. Here’s my short video on how to do this:

I stamped the sentiment from Reach for the Stars with Blueberry Bushel on Basic White. Die cut it with one of the Countryside Corners dies.

I wanted to add a star, so I used the Beautiful Balloons dies with the Holographic Speciality paper.

The background paper is from the Stargazing DSP. On the other side is lots of “planets”. I saw the one that looked like Earth, so I die cut that with the Reach for the Stars dies. I thought it looked really cool as a view from the moon.

And! I have four more cards using Stargazing/Reach for the Stars! I won’t show them on here, but you can purchase a PDF tutorial. It includes pictures, measurements, supplies used and step by step instructions! I have PDFs available for other stamp sets, too. Here’s where you can see them!

Here’s everything I used:

 

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Reach for the Stars! Astronaut says Happy Birthday!

If you watched my video of my new stuff (the most recent one), I showed the Stargazing Suite. It includes Reach for the Stars stamp set, Reach for the Stars dies, Stargazing DSP, and the Holographic Trio Speciality Paper. All four of those are used on this card!

In the video, when I showed the Holographic paper, you could see how it looks when a light is on it. It becomes rainbow-y! It’s hard to take to picture of it!

This card took me about ten minutes. That does not include letting the Staz-On dry. When stamping on the Holographic, you have to let it set for a while to dry.

I stamped the astronaut and the sentiment on the Holographic with Staz-On. The sentiment is from Phrases for All. I die cut it with Deckled Rectangles dies.

So everything on the front of this card, except the background paper (which is Stargazing DSP), is with the Holographic paper. I think a kid would really like this card!

And! I have four more cards using Stargazing/Reach for the Stars! I won’t show them on here, but you can purchase a PDF tutorial. It includes pictures, measurements, supplies used and step by step instructions! I have PDFs available for other stamp sets, too. Here’s where you can see them!

 

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