Time for my first DT project for Mo’s Digital Pencil. I’ve made a fun card using various paints and inks on stamps and stencils along with some washi tape (for a change). The stamp, I like you, has been cut out by hand.
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Lotv Snowmen buddies
I’m not sure it’s a good idea, but I have actually already started on this year’s Christmas cards and the year is only 8 days old so far! The stamp is called Snow Folk and is by Lili of the Valley.
I had to try making a full panel shaker card again as I recently purchased some easy to use shaker covers by Waffle Flower Crafts. The sentiment is a stamp by MFT Stamps and so is the ink I used. The sequins are by Buttons Galore and more.
RAM reading in the garden
I have another birthday card to share. This time it’s for a 10 year old who loves to read. That made this Rachelle Anne Miller stamp quite perfect. It is called Reading in the Garden (aff.link).
The background is name with various inks, stamps and white acrylic paint on a stencil on top. A few MFT dies and embossed sentiment, as well as a Honey Bee Stamps die, make up the rest of the card.
Mo’s Football supporter
The time around Christmas and New Year is for some all about football. Especially in the UK is the hype around the Boxing Day match quite high. So I thought now was a good time to share a card for a football supporter! If you’re familiar with the various jerseys I hope you recognise this one as the Liverpool one. That’s the great thing about this Mo Manning stamp: you can draw on whatever you like to match the recipients favourite team! The stamp is called King for the Day.
I went with the team colours and then that blank banner over the number holds the recipients name. I just don’t like sharing names when I put up my cards.
A gift for you
I made a few cards right before Christmas and I’ll spend the rest of the year sharing some of them. First out I’ve coloured up this Whimsy Stamps penguin called Penguin Chocolate Surprise (aff.link). The layout is simple, as usual. This time I’ve used twine, a charm, some plain card stock, enamel dots and a premade sentiment.
