This month's Inspiration Station features cards using the new Magenta templates that can be ordered from Art 'n Soul if we do not have the template(s) in the store that you want; we order weekly from Magenta.

Art 'n Soul's Inspiration Station continues today with a card from Dianne.

by Dianne Johnson

MAGENTA
Template TM95 - Henri
Stamp "Find Your Song" 07.834.F
Nuance Colors:  Turquoise, Grass Green, Jade

IMAGINE Crafts

Memento Ink in Bamboo Leaves

VersaMark

Micron Pen

Clear Embossing Powder

So Silk Fair Blue card stock

Mary has made a beautiful birthday tag using products from Elizabeth Craft Designs.

by Mary Prasad for Elizabeth Craft Designs

Click on this link to Mary's blog for the directions:

http://artbymdp.blogspot.ca/2015/06/birthday-border-of-purple-daylilies-card.html

Doesn't it make you want to get those Shimmer Sheetz! out and do something similar? If you don't have any, we have a good supply of colors at Art 'n Soul.



On the Studio Sessions blog, Jill Foster uses bright summery color combinations to make this card that uses Penny Black dies that she has watercolored. Fun!

by Jill Foster

For the details, click on this link:
http://studiosessionsart.blogspot.com/2015/06/color-combo-1-of-10-jill.html

This is a beautiful card from Bianca for Magenta using stamps from their spring release. Don't you love the color combinations?

by Bianca van Noort, Design Team Magenta

Click on this link for her posting:
http://www.magentastyle.com/2015/06/life-is-beautiful-la-vie-est-belle.html

This is a tutorial from Dina Kowal for Splitcoast Stampers that shows how to use your die shapes to make a one-layer inlaid scene or collage. It's quite a nice effect for card making.

Set-up by Dina Kowal for Splitcoast Stampers

Click on this link for the details and a video tutorial:
http://www.splitcoaststampers.com/resources/tutorials/inlaiddiecuts/

I was hoping to have pics from the Terry Medaris classes this past weekend. However, the blogspot website is acting up tonight and posting photos has become quite a chore. So, we'll keep our fingers crossed for tomorrow!