I have the honor to be invited as guest of honour to  Stampin Friends Blog Hop this month. And we are sharing  Sympathy/Thinking of You/Get Well  themed cards and 3D projects.

Currently you are visiting Bibi Cameron Independent  Stampin' Up! Demonstrator in Scotland -UK. If you’re following along the hop, you’ve arrived from Maria Willis’s blog and  to keep hopping with us simple  click  in the "Next" button at the bottom of this post. 

So let’s jump right in. I have used Rose Wonder Stamp set  and Heartfelt  Stamp set from Stampin Up' to make my projects for today

To make this card I used Rose Wonder Stamp set. I applied Embossing Resist Technique (with  Versamark clear ink and Clear Stampin'  Emboss powder) and a extremely easy watercolor technique  using Stampin Up Aqua Painters. Inks used:  Tip Top Taupe ink ( Rose),  Wild Wasabi ink,  Peekaboo peach  and Mossy Meadow (leaves). I made the same card design in all the colours in the new in colour collection 2016 -2017  wow I love them ... and I'll be sharing  pictures tomorrow Here and video tutorial available soon on my Youtube channel HERE! make sure to subscribe to be amounts the first to watch it :)

Click HERE to see this card design in all the shades from  the new Stamp;in Up  in color collection inks 2016-2017.

To make this box I used a 12"x12" sheet of DSP : Tip Top Taupe from the in colour collection 2015 -2016  and using my envelope punch board I score at 3" inches all over the corners . I created a window with a square die and added window sheets behind. 

I also made a tag  using Ornate Tag Topper Punch and watercolor paper.

I removed the candle from the glass to be able to work with it. I used 2 stamps in in Heartfelt Sympathy Stamp set  with Chocolate Chip ink on toilet paper... Yes!! I used toilet paper as I wanted to give it a try and it work nicely . I  placed the stamped toilet paper around the candle and I used my Stampin Up heat tool  to melt  the wax so the paper got impregnated and covered by the wax . I used the embossing gun in 1-one - low heat   to avoid over heat the wax and damage the shape of the candle.