I love this card layout and I love Blended Bloom. That Scallop Tag Topper punch is really pretty versatile! And of course, the Blendabilities Markers make coloring so fantastic. This one is Rich Razzleberry, but I offered the choices of Pumpkin Pie, Cherry Cobbler, and Daffodil Delight and they all looked great! And look at the matching Very Vintage button and Baker’s Twine! It’s the Blendabilities Markers! I do have to confess that I hadn’t been careful when closing my Cherry Cobbler Marker and it’s already dried out! Word to the wise, check that every pen is closed tight!!!
This is the card that started my push to Stamp Out Fussy Cutting! Just about every card I’ve seen with this stamp set is cut out, but I hate fussy cutting and some of my customers hate it even more than I do! (Pat, are you reading this?) So I decided to do the fussy cutting the easy way so I could cut out this flower not only for myself and my customers, but I’ll cut them out for you too!
You’ll see that there are actually 4 layers on this sample, but I really think it’s better without the 2 smaller layers.
Click below for supplies and instructions.
I love the way this card came out! Here’s the video and below that is the link for the printable supply list and directions.
This stamp set, Work of Art, has been very popular for a very good reason. It has stamps that can stand alone like the chevron, heart, and dot. It has 4 great swooshes that can be used with the other stamps like I did in this card, but those swooshes can also add color behind other images. It also has greetings that can be combined to make phrases and the sentence we used inside the card. I think the arsty look contrasts nicely with the bold graphics of the Back to Black Designer Series Paper. The soft colors from the Subtles Collection also contrast nicely with the black and white. Try this set to make your own work of art.
