Clean and Simple Window Fun

Good morning, and welcome to the weekend.  It's Saturday, so it's my day to post at the Scraptownlady Blog.  I've had so many folks drop me a message saying how much they like seeing some simpler creations using these beautiful products, so I tried another clean and simple card for you today. This card uses one stamp set, 2 sheets of designer paper, some ink, a scrap of ribbon, and adhesive.  Yep, that's all!

This is the card front, complete with a huge OOPS!  Do you see it?  As I was adhering my focal panel with ScorTape, I realized I had not distressed the panel edges.  I tried to grab it before it stuck, but it was not to be.  So, enjoy this crooked creation :)

This is the inside top of the card.  I like to keep the entire bottom free, when writing my Chemo Buddies, or Senior Buddies. This card will go to my Senior Buddy, so I need to write a lengthy note!

Using the beautiful patterned papers, I sponged some ink, and stamped the Flourishes images directly onto a scrap, just large enough to fit behind the Grand Madison Window Die.  The window was die cut, also from the patterned paper!  It was sponged to distress it a bit, and adhered with dimensional foam for some added delight. 

Put everything together with some pretty ribbon, and TA-DA!  Clean, simple, and a bit of Window Fun!

I have a new box of Scraptownlady fall themed yumminess on the way, so be watching for some brand new items next week!

DID YOU KNOW.....Scraptownlady has started offering a 20% discount EVERYDAY?  On EVERY order?  And she still calculates shipping based on her actual cost (including cost of box for 12 x 12 items). Where else can you get low, low shipping AND 20% discount?

Thanks for stopping by!

Patti J.


Designer Tip:  When I receive a handmade card, I love when it has dimension - popped up items, wiggly things, soft and fluffy ribbons, etc., so next time you are creating, be sure to add something fun.  Whoever finds your card in their mailbox will not be able to resist touching and feeling all the goodness!

Scraptownlady Supplies:
Poppy Stamps Grand Madison Window
Flourishes Sweet Days of Summer Clear Stamps
My Mind's Eye Lost & Found 3 'Oliver White Floral'
My Mind's Eye Lost & Found 2 'Oliver Yellow Floral'
ScorTape 1/4"
3-D Foam Squares
May Arts C'est Joli! Ruban Variation 3/8" Blue/Brown
Tim Holtz Distress Ink 'Tumbled Glass'
Tim Holtz Distress Ink 'Rusty Hinge'
Tim Holtz Distress Ink 'Dried Marigold'

Other Supplies:
Perfect Layers Rulers (see sidebar for details)

Just a Little Something...

Hello there!

It's Wednesday, so it's my day to post over at the Scraptownlady blog...  

Today, I'm sharing a fun creation, using a darling stamp, some dies, and some beautiful 

papers, all from the Scraptownlady Store.

Here's my card:

Supply List Below!

 Meet Pearl.

Pearl is a bit late to Emma's birthday party. 

If you look in the window, you can see that Emma is watching for her, 

and is so excited that Pearl has arrived!

lol...That's my version anyway!  I'd love to hear your version!

 Here is my supply list:

Pearl, Just a Little Something

Melissa Frances Dotted Kraft #PA383 (windows)

Melissa Frances Little Girls Collage #PA388 (window background)

Melissa Frances Green Honeycome #PA389 (background paper)

Melissa Frances Cest La Vie Vintage Stickers (sentiment)

Tim Holtz Distress Inks, Peeled Paint & Brushed Corduroy (leaves, window pieces, Pearl)

Poppy Stamps Dies: Grand Madison Window

Grand Madison Window Shutter

Grand Madison Flower Box

Impression Obsession Leafy Branch

Copic Markers

Amuse Cardstock

 Hope you will head over to the Scraptownlady store and do a bit of shopping!!!

Designer's Tip: 

Having trouble keeping those dies and papers in place on your cutting plates?

Use an ordinary post it note to hold them.  You can cut right through the post-it, and it peels off so easily when you are finished!

Thanks for stopping by,

Hugs...

Patti J.