Hello. I'm playing in a few challenges with this birthday card today.
I started off with the sketch over at Just add Ink. The fern is a very old rubber stamp from the former Angel Company. I stamped it in juniper dye ink from Simon Says Stamp. The birthday sentiment is from Papertrey, Ink. I heat embossed it with alabaster embossing powder from Brutus Munroe. The circle "31" is made using a jump ring and glossy accents over a section of a numbered dsp that I had in my stash.
Here are the challenges for this card.
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Hi and welcome back to another sketch challenge over at Sunday Stamps. Use up your scraps!
I used up some scraps that I had from the daisy dsp paper pack from Moda Scrap. The daisy die is from The Stamp Market, and the "thanks" die is from Altenew. Yep, that is vellum that the daisy is attached to. I wanted to make the DSP visible so that it all ties together.
The sketch is intended to be a scrap buster, so hope to see your cards over at Sunday Stamps!
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Hello and welcome back to another sketch challenge over at Try a Sketch on Tuesday. This one is a fun Valentines Day sketch or switch it up!
I used a heart die from Pink and Main and stamped on it using the same swirl stamp from inkadinkado as in the background. The sentiment is from Technique Tuesday. You can link up here. Hope to see you over there!
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The butterfly die is from Memory Box (it's an old one). I used the color inspiration below to ink blend Simon says stamp ink on the solid layer of the butterfly. The designer paper is an old one from Bazzill basics, which happened to match the old cuttlebug daisy embossing folder. The only new supply on this card is the sentiment, which is a press plate from Altenew.
Hello and welcome back to another challenge over at Sunday Stamps. We have a photo prompt this time.
The heart die is from Echo Park. It's all one die and can be used so many different ways. Used up a bit of cardstock scraps on it too! The sentiment is from Honey Bee Stamps.
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