I know, long time no bloggie. What can I say; it’s either stamp or blog. LOL. I’m going to try updating my blog on my lunch hours at work and see if that works any better.
Anyways, enough of the blah-blah. Here’s a card I made a while back and I love this colour combination. I find it quite striking. I used one of my favourite text stamps from Hero Arts and the Spellbinder butterfly die was run thru my Cuttlebug.
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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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This is a quick card I made using a simple resist technique and a couple of oldie but goodie Hero Arts stamps.
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Dianne
Again, this was stamped with permanent ink and colored with Tombow markers.
The Happy Birthday stamp is from Hero Arts.
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I stamped this image awhile ago and I don’t know who makes the stamp. Kind of has a Magenta look about it. Ummmmm? Any idea who makes this stamp????
I used sponges to apply dye inks to the background and colored him in with pencil crayons and added a little odorless mineral spirits to blend. Added some teeny brads and the “Hello” (Hero Arts) to finish it off.
Stamp: Hero Arts
Technique: Pencil Crayons and odorless mineral spirits
This is my first attempt at using Flower Soft. This stuff is so cool and I really like the look. I stamped the flowers (Stampin Up) first using watercolor markers. The “Hello” is from Hero Arts and the scalloped ovals are Nestabilities.
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