Showing posts with label Distress Inks. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Distress Inks. Show all posts

Monday, May 8, 2017

Floral Thanks

Hello!  So, I decided to mix and match a few things from my desk that were leftovers from various projects:) Haha.  Sometimes it is fun to try to figure out how you can make it all work.  For this card,  I used some die cut flowers, buttons and a strip of cardstock that I had made blending Distress inks. When it was all assembled, I added some Heidi Swapp Color Shine spray (white).
It is definitely a whimsical card:) that at first I wasn't sure if I actually liked. But...it's growing on me;)
And...I didn't stamp anything on it.  Crazy!


Paper Smooches products used on this card:

And this is another card that works for the Paper Smooches May challenge---to use flowers:) Yay!

Thanks for stopping by!
Cammie

Saturday, April 8, 2017

Undecided

Hello!  Easter IS coming!  I created this hoppy little card using the adorable bunny from the Bold and Blooming Stamp TV kit.  The background was made blending distress inks (scattered straw, mowed lawn). Then, I stamped the bunny and die cut it.  I made the carrot with some paper scraps.

Since I wasn't sure what sentiment to use on this...I left it blank.  I kind of like it blank....but then I know it would look good with a sentiment filling up some of the inactive space on the bottom.   Alas.....I was not up to that big decision:)

I'll probably use this for Easter and add an Easter greeting on a flag on the bottom....  Left plenty of room 😂

Have a wonderful weekend!
Cammie

Thursday, March 16, 2017

It Ain't Easy Being Green!

Hello!  I am back again with my other two cards for the Paper Smooches challenge.  Yes, I said two.  I might have said one yesterday....but I made another last night so I figured....what the heck?! 
 

 
The challenge this month is to use any shade of green on a card.

Both of my cards use Huge Hugs stamp set--but I used them in different ways.  For the first, I sponged the background using Ranger Distress inks (seedless preserves, mowed lawn, antique linen) and I used Tim Holtz's Rays Layering Stencil to get the look of the sun rays in the background. (Obviously, it is a setting sun because I have the stars out 😏)

I stamped the big guy and colored him with Copics and stamped the sentiment on a scrap paper sponged with the same antique linen ink:

Next, I made a card with the same set but a different feel....
Ha....this guy makes me laugh so I couldn't resist adding a google eye to him :)

Thanks for stopping by!
Cammie