Hello there, how is your day going? Good, I hope! I'm back again with yet another post. This one started out being inspired by another favorite stamper, Wendy Weixler. There were two cards I'd seen on her blog - the first from a recent Control Freaks Blog Hop, and another from her blog back in 2010. I made my version on a clouded-out night at my favorite annual stargazing event which is held each fall in Borrego Springs. I shared it with my stampers last weekend. This baby took not one, not two, no, not even three, but a full FOUR stamps to mail! Mailed one to my mother-in-law, and one to my upline. The other two I made are going to be hand-delivered to my folks and my brother.
I used Mary Brown's trick for making bows using brads, and I love how it looks! The inside of my card is a repeat of the bottom stamped layer (my DH loves it that I design the inside of cards instead of leaving them plain card stock).
Thanks for taking some time today to visit my little blog... I'll have another post for you tomorrow!
Showing posts with label Stamp Set: Gently Falling. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Stamp Set: Gently Falling. Show all posts
Saturday, November 26, 2011
Friday, November 25, 2011
Another CASE of a Favorite Stamper
Welcome back! As promised, I have a few cards to share with you over the next few days. The card I'm sharing with you today was inspired by one of my favorite stampers, Debra Currier. I love her clean and easy style of stamping. I wanted to duplicate her beautiful card, but I'm a layers girl, and just couldn't do it without adding more to Debra's original design. Here's my first version of her card, which I made back in September while hanging out with my DH at our local coffee shop (little did I know, it was closing in a few short days from then).
I wanted to use a thicker ribbon, and feature the new Hand-Penned Holidays stamp on my version of Debra's beautiful card. I cut out 12 card kits for my September stamp camp, when along comes a need for a swap card for my upline's September meeting. We had to feature products from the Holiday Mini, so I changed the Autumn Days stamp set and used Gently Falling once again. Here's how the card looks with the stamp change:
I wanted to use a thicker ribbon, and feature the new Hand-Penned Holidays stamp on my version of Debra's beautiful card. I cut out 12 card kits for my September stamp camp, when along comes a need for a swap card for my upline's September meeting. We had to feature products from the Holiday Mini, so I changed the Autumn Days stamp set and used Gently Falling once again. Here's how the card looks with the stamp change:
You know, when I saw Gently Falling in the Holiday Mini catalog, I thought to myself, do I REALLY need yet ANOTHER leaves stamp set? No, not really... but, I bit the bullet and bought it anyway! So glad I did, as I've used it a bunch of times!
Hope you can make it back tomorrow for another post - yup, I said another post! I'm on a roll...
Wednesday, November 23, 2011
Holiday Mini Swap Card
Wowza, it's been over TWO months since I've posted something... so I'll share with you the few things I've stamped in those two months!
Today I'm sharing a swap card I made for a Stampin' Addicts swap a while back featuring the stamp set Gently Falling from the Holiday Mini catalog. I stamped each maple leaf and then used a dauber to add some champagne mist shimmer paint to the rubber before stamping (first time I've used it). I really like the effect and hope you can see it in the second picture. The sentiment was created using My Digital Studio and printed out onto vellum. As Jan Tink always says, lookie...
I hope you liked my card. I have a few more to share over the next few days, so be sure to stop back by! Happy Thanksgiving, everyone!
Today I'm sharing a swap card I made for a Stampin' Addicts swap a while back featuring the stamp set Gently Falling from the Holiday Mini catalog. I stamped each maple leaf and then used a dauber to add some champagne mist shimmer paint to the rubber before stamping (first time I've used it). I really like the effect and hope you can see it in the second picture. The sentiment was created using My Digital Studio and printed out onto vellum. As Jan Tink always says, lookie...
I hope you liked my card. I have a few more to share over the next few days, so be sure to stop back by! Happy Thanksgiving, everyone!
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