Hello - Happy Sunday!
It' my day to post on the Great Impressions Blog. It's been fun guest designing with
such a great, talented group of ladies!
Today, I'm going to share a stamp that I will keep in my 'go-to' stash.
It is just so incredibly versatile - and I'm eager to show you just HOW versatile!
The stamp I used, 'Someone Like You' can be purchased HERE!
For this first card, I used a piece of pretty patterned paper. I stamped directly onto the patterned paper, added half of a small doily, three pearls, and a twine bow. 7 minute card, start to finish!
Love it, right? Well scroll down to the next one!
The chalkboard technique is so popular right now, that I couldn't pass up a chance to use it with this stamp.
I had seen these easel type cards all over, and decided to try my own. (The woodgrain makes my sides look uneven, but I've measured, and they really are identical) The black card stock was stamped with white pigment ink. My personal fave is still to come!
Last, but not least, I had some fun, vibrant cardstock, and matching ink that I used here.
The sentiment was stamped with black ink, then shadow stamped again with this pretty colored ink.
LOVE this one! It's really my fave of the three.
Thanks for stopping by, and for being patient with all of these photos!
Hope you will hurry over to the Great Impressions Website and order this stamp - it's great
for any age, any gender, and can be dressed up or down!
Hugs and smiles,
Patti J.
Other supplies used:
Our Daily Bread Designs 6 x 6 Patterned Paper Pack 'Blushing Rose' Collection
Black Cardstock (Hobby Lobby)
White Hammermill 110# Cardstock
Echo Park Cardstock (This & That by Lori Whitlock 'Ornaments' Collection)
A Muse Cardstock and Ink (orange card)
Black ribbon from my stash
Perfect Paper Crafting - Mini Rulers (See my sidebar for details!)
Tombow Adhesive Runner
I love them all, Patti! That really is a great sentiment stamp, and you've done a great job showing how it can be used for any style of cardmaking.
ReplyDeleteAll of these are so pretty. I really like that sentiment stamp too.
ReplyDeleteBeautifully done Patti!
ReplyDeleteThey're all great, the sentiment is awesome!
ReplyDeleteMy favorite is the easel!
Fabulous Patti! Each and every one!
ReplyDeleteAll three cards are amazing, Patti!! I love how you showcased the gorgeous stamp three different ways!! They are beautiful!! Happy Sunday :)
ReplyDeleteLisa
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Love all three but my fav is the first one!!! I was wondering where that stamp was from - ok now I know.
ReplyDeleteLove that sentiment and it really is a must buy one. Beautiful cards Patti - just love them all.
ReplyDeleteWonderful cards Patti. Love the gorgeous pattern paper and doily on the first one... I've been wanting to try those easel cards too... looks awesome.
ReplyDeleteI love them all! I believe the first one is really my favorite because of the beautiful background paper. Thanks for sharing how versatile this stamp is...you are so talented my friend.
ReplyDeleteThat is indeed an awesome stamp with such a great universal sentiment! I love how you used it to make such great cards. My favorite ud the first one - I am all over a card that only took minutes. Thanks for the inspiration!!!
ReplyDeleteThese are absolutely GORGEOUS, Patti! LOVE the fabulous array of styles--a great showcase of what this stamp can do! :) HUGS! Mynn xx
ReplyDeletePatti, these are wonderful. I really love the perfect placement of the stamp on your dp .in the first one. Fantastic stamp. Love when something can do most of the work for you like that!
ReplyDeleteGorgeous creations, Patti!
ReplyDeleteWhat a great sentiment image!! I love the different variations you gave with it! :)
ReplyDeleteSuch beautiful creations. I love to just stamp on dp and let the paper be the focal point of my card.
ReplyDeleteBeautiful cards and lovely sentiment!
ReplyDeleteI Love all 3 of these Patti! They are all so creative! I LOVE the first one alot! :) Thank you so much for being a Guess Designer at Great Impressions! :) Beautiful work!
ReplyDeleteWonderful cards! I really like the chalkboard easel!
ReplyDeleteHugs,
Pam
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