Nevertheless, I could not look myself straight in the eye for too long if I left stamps in their packaging, untouched, so I tried to do something with this stamp and a paper pieced butterfly I had left over from the other day.
Ink: CTMH Dye inks; Walnut Stain DI
Stamps: PTI; Hero Arts (butterfly)
Other: Large Scallop Edge Die (PTI); Gems( HA; Recollections); Corner Chomper
All quite self-explanatory really. Those flowers are from the PTI Flower Fusion 1 & 3 sets. Such cute little sets with a few nice sentiments including the one on this card.
Thank you for passing by. I am going to go out and have a cup of coffee with my friend Lisa, just sit with her, enjoy the fresh air and chat, like girls do!
7 comments:
This is your style too Brenda, not just CAS - this is beautiful!
Love these colors, Brenda! Beautiful card!
what???? you buy stamps because "so & so made the cutest card with them so you just had to get them??"! no way!! hee hee! been there, done that too many times! but to your card... it is so sweet! i like how you combined all the different stamps you used!
Brenda, you stamping style is "versatile" - I like it when a person can switch it up and make cards with many different looks! This one is just adorable - anyone would love to receive it!
Jacqueline is right- this is beautiful! I can definitely see changes happening in your creations lately, B. They are so amazing! I really like how you used the library card stamp here- it's just a unique touch :) Looking forward to our coffee :)
Ooh, I so love the warm and pastel colors!! Fun use of the library card stamp! Thanks for the enabling on more great products from PTI!
I love this design Brenda, I have some journal cards that I am trying to incorporate into cards after seeing some stunners on the flickr group, its not easy is it. Your have truely succeeded with this beauty though.
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