I’ve used the massive sunflower stamp from Simon Says Stamp to make two matching cards. First I coloured up the whole panel before I then split it into two pieces to make mini-slimline cards. One with a thank you die as a sentiment and the other with a stamped thank you. It was fun to make a matching pair like this, so I might do it again soon!
The Dragon Holding Wool stamp was the perfect stamp for a birthday card for a co-worker of mine, so of course I had to colour it up! Yarn can be a bit fiddly to colour up, but it’s quite rewarding when it’s all done!
I am very excited to share with you my first card as a Guest Designer for Purple Onion Designs! The first card I want to share with you is made using Up and Away. I have stamped it off centre so you don’t see the whole balloon and slightly at an angle, then I’ve coloured in a little scene. A full slimline card felt a bit too tall, so I’ve kept the width and cut off some of the height. I do like being able to make cards in the size I think fit best for the image!
The sentiment is from the Everyday Blurb set and I am going to be using that set loads. I love the speech bubble effect and that you can easily use whichever ink colour you want!
Pop by Purple Onion Designs sometime the next week and a half to take advantage of their sale. 25% off rubber stamps.
I have another one of Rachelle’s adorable stamps to show you today. This is “sisters”(aff.link). I decided to make it into a sort of congrats on getting a younger sibling type of card. The layout is kept simple with fun colours and I opted for a large die cut word this time.
I have a fun blue card to share today. I’ve used Lil Ballerina by Mo Manning.
To mix things up a little I’ve made my own background using Tumbled Glass and Salty Ocean distress oxides together with an Altenew stencil (aff.link). The enamel dots (aff.link) are also by Altenew and the sentiment is by InkOn3 (and so is the embossing ink!)
