Showing posts with label Greeting Card Kids. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Greeting Card Kids. Show all posts

Thursday, December 12, 2013

Throwback Thursday

Hello Stampers! Happy Thursday and welcome back to another Throwback Thursday!  I'm featuring another "retired" stamp set today.

I saw the new sketch at Freshly Made Sketches and I was inspired to play along with the Designers this week. You can check them out here. Isn't it a fun sketch! I know I will be using this sketch again. 

Here is my take on the sketch:



I love the way it came out! So glad I kept this stamp set, Greeting Card Kids.  They are so cute, especially this beauty with her Christmas tree. I also used some retired Champagne Mist Shimmer Paint on the DSP and onto the Whisper White. Did you notice I paper-pieced the dress with some DSP?  Loving those Expressions Thinlits Dies!  The "Merry" sentiment looks great when used with the silver glimmer paper. 

Thanks for stopping by today. Until next time. 
 


Monday, November 26, 2012

Vintage Christmas Swap...Greeting Card Kids

Hello stampers!  So did you get a chance to check out the beautiful creations from the designers at Sunday Stamps?  Aren't they awesome.  Take the challenge and create something with the colors.

The Greeting Card Kids stamp set has been in the catalog for awhile now and I hope it does not retire(YIKES) because since I've purchased it, it has become one of my favorite stamp sets.  So I participated in another swap, this one with a specific theme of vintage Christmas.  Mind you, I like vintage style cards, but still working at creating "vintage" style cards. I think vintage is subjective and it means something different to each of us.  This card has a lot of details. I first stamped the image onto the newsprint dsp, then stamped again, to cut out the tree on gumball green dsp and second for the little girl, which I also cut out.  


The style of the card is called dutch fold card, which I really like! It lends itself to great paper layering.  The dsp I used is "Be of Good Cheer" and while the coordinating colors are cherry cobbler, gumball green and very vanilla, there is a lighter cherry cobbler color that I thought matched the primrose petals color.  I also sponged the edges of the card with crumb cake, to give it an aged look.  To me, this is a vintage, girly Christmas card.  What do you think?


 I also used frost white shimmer paint to create more definition.  Right now, that shimmer paint is my favorite because you can use it so many ways! Here is a close up of the center.


I hope the ladies who participated in swap with me liked my card. I received many beautiful swaps and a great variety of styles.  

You have no idea how good it feels to blog again and just share with you.  I know that my blog and blogging is a work in progress but thank you for stopping by.  I may be back with another post as I came across another blog challenge and I really like the sketch but I have 12 hours to complete my card and submit it, hmm, so much for going to sleep early. 

Until next time...