I'm double dipping for this card. I like it.
2 Peas' Stamp Camp continues this week. The technique is background stamping. Very nice video and examples from Nicol Magouirk. The background stamping on this card came out more subtle that I would have liked. I guess I could have used black ink to get it to pop. I had wanted to heat emboss it, but I could not find my VersaMagic ink.
I also decided to combine Stamp Camp w/this week's 2 Sketches 4 You sketch. This week is Laura's sketch. Like always, the sketch allows for lots of improv.
I love my Tim Holtz stamp ... I am trying real hard not to purchase more of them. Just not really my turn to stimulate the economy. But that ribbon was a good get. It was something like 15 cents a yard at Cord Camera. I might go back and see if they still have some because I really like it.
And how about that journaling spot ... Jillibean Soup. I plan to get more of these. I know that the come in circles too. And maybe different colors.
Thanks for looking ... here's what I used:
cardstock: craft supply and DCWV
dry embossing and die cut heart: Cuttlebug
ribbon: Amercan Crafts
stamp and ink: Tim Holtz
journaling spot: Jillibean Soup
What a great card....love the color scheme & the texture you've got goin' on!!
ReplyDeleteThis is a beautiful card Kim! I love the burnt orange color you used!
ReplyDeleteLaura
Super cute! The heart is adorable!!!
ReplyDeleteLove that ribbon! The card is very pretty.
ReplyDeleteKim great card Super heart and ribbon.
ReplyDeletesuch a pretty card! love the embossing!
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