anybody wear heels anymore? lol A card from play time at stamp club Friday…
Bazzill card-stock, Prima flower, Making Memories brad, Stampin Up Top Note Die, Hero Arts clear stamps and Stampington swirl wood mounted stamp. Colored with Copic markers.
Wednesday Stamper Challenge this week is to “play” with the color Green. So, I played w/green, stamps and punches! Stampendous, Hero Arts and Technique Tuesday stamps. Martha Stewart fence and butterfly punches, the leaves in the fence are from an old big flower punch set by Family Treasures, the kind that came in the wooden box w/the acrylic lid. The paper is from the Basic Grey O Baby set and the ink is Clearsnap Vivid Olive dye ink. The gold adhesive rhinestones are from Hero Arts.
Fresh…that’s what I think of green today! lol
It’s a dreary, dreary, rainy day here, not good for taking pictures! BUT, at least I’m getting in a new post! woohoo!LOVE Lasting Impressions pattern papers! I used a few I picked up in Des Moines at Outstamping Designs in Valley Junction on this card.
Then, I had to try out the Spellbinders scallop dot border die that’s been laying there on the desk taunting me….oh and the Sizzix button die hadn’t been used yet either! Just kept thinking it’d make cute flowers! The leaf is the Martha Stewart rose petal punch. The wishing you is a Penny Black stamp. Buttons are from a long time ago, a Making Memories case of buttons.
And, I better not forget the new Fiskars Apron border punch…love it, probably because of it’s name! lol
I didn’t smear any ink on anything on this card! I’ve been looking at some blogs where the gals use white a lot! So, I’m giving it a try….
happy, happy day!
Have you seen the new book 1000 Handmade Greetings “creative cards and clever correspondence”, by Quarry Publishing? Well, how fun is this?! I have three cards published in it…the first one, on page 52, my favorite card that I’ve ever made, (I reserve the right to change my mind). lol I made it for a couple really special friends in memory of their family. The other two cards are on pages 62 and 188. Here they are…
My last swap for the month of February was last night…this is the atc I created for it…
We home educated our three daughters for nine years and I enjoyed reading their books more than they did!
Irene Hunt, her book Across Five Aprils is one about the Civil War, someday I’ll read it again!
The stamps used on this atc are from Oxford Impressions
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