I was definitely on a roll when I did these cards. I followed the same process for each of them; painting the rubber stamp with H2Os, slightly misting with a mini mister and then stamping on to white cardstock. My Cuttlebug definitely got a workout too. LOL
I think I like the last one the best. How about you? Do you have a favourite?
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It's been almost a year since I've posted anything to my blog and I would like to welcome all my stamping friends back to visit my little place on the web. I thought of starting over with a new blog, but there's a lot of history here that I would like to keep. So, if it's okay with you, I'd like to pick up where I left off.
This was an easy-peasy card to drum up. I coloured the Penny Black stamp with Twinkling H2Os and stamped directly on to hot press watercolour paper.
These two cards I made for a contest at my local scrapbooking store. Somewhere on your card you had to use Flower Soft. I couldn’t decide which card to enter, so I entered both. Not sure which one they loved, or hated, but I did win the card for the month.
First card uses a Stamping Bella stamp colored with Prismacolor pencil crayons and Taltine (OMS).
The second card is a Penny Black stamp that is just too cute!!! The background paper I made using various acrylic paints.
Of course, there’s Flower Soft on both cards and some Dew Drops! (Thanks Kim).
My prize was $15. worth of stamps! Gotta love free stuff!!!!
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I colored with Tombow markers directly on this Penny Black stamp and overstamped on to a background piece that I had stamped with a piece of textured wallpaper using Distress Inks. Thank you Susan for inspiring me to stamp with wallpaper. I really like the subtle effect. Using the same Distress ink I edged the torn piece of patterned paper. Added some Stickles to the flowers and a couple of Peel Off border strips to finish it off.
