Eager to ink up some more of my PTI winnings,
I made this set of cards - a late Mother's Day
card for Grandma who was away on vacation last month,
and a thank you for a sweet stamping friend.
I don't own the Top Note Die from SU! (although I wish I did!),
but because I am Dutch, when we used it last year in
our Stampers 10 group, I saved everybody's negative image that
was left after cutting out the shape....I know, so very Dutch.
Anyways, I'm so glad I did because I love how it worked
on these cards! One woman's trash is truly another's treasure.
I made this set of cards - a late Mother's Day
card for Grandma who was away on vacation last month,
and a thank you for a sweet stamping friend.
I don't own the Top Note Die from SU! (although I wish I did!),
but because I am Dutch, when we used it last year in
our Stampers 10 group, I saved everybody's negative image that
was left after cutting out the shape....I know, so very Dutch.
Anyways, I'm so glad I did because I love how it worked
on these cards! One woman's trash is truly another's treasure.
For the first card, I stamped HA's Old Letter Writing
in Versamark for the background and then the
flower image from PTI's Year of the Flower: Sweetpeas
in Vintage Photo Distress Ink. I restamped the flowers
on some retired SU! designer paper and cut them out and
adhered them with pop dots.
in Versamark for the background and then the
flower image from PTI's Year of the Flower: Sweetpeas
in Vintage Photo Distress Ink. I restamped the flowers
on some retired SU! designer paper and cut them out and
adhered them with pop dots.
For the second card, I stamped the flower in
Baja Breeze and used a blender pen to shade
in some of the image. I stamped the flowers on the
designer paper with Versamark and then embossed
them with white embossing powder and shaded
them in as well with my blender pen. I love how
little changes like that can really switch up the
look of the card. A few little pearls and some twine
to finish it up, and a sweet, shabby thank you is done.
I'm loving these PTI stamps, they're really
stretching my stamping style. Now, if only I
could win some more... Ha!
Have a great day!
Baja Breeze and used a blender pen to shade
in some of the image. I stamped the flowers on the
designer paper with Versamark and then embossed
them with white embossing powder and shaded
them in as well with my blender pen. I love how
little changes like that can really switch up the
look of the card. A few little pearls and some twine
to finish it up, and a sweet, shabby thank you is done.
I'm loving these PTI stamps, they're really
stretching my stamping style. Now, if only I
could win some more... Ha!
Have a great day!
Beautiful cards, Angela! The one on the bottom is now sitting on my bookself!!! Whoo hoo! Thank you so much! Love it!
ReplyDeleteYou do a great job with the PTI stamps! I just wish shipping wasn't so much! :D I'm sure your Grandma and friend were very grateful! :D They are beautiful! :D
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