I wanted to share a couple of cards I recently made using stamps from Sweet 'n Sassy. My 6 month term of being on the SNSS Design Team is drawing to a close and I have greatly enjoyed using Korin's lovely stamps and sentiments on my creations.
This card was made using a recent Split Coast Stampers sketch. The stamps are from Forest Silhouettes and Autumn Bounty.
I used the Square Lattice embossing folder from SU on both cards. I love the texture it gives to the cards.I made my second card for a recent SCS Inspiration challenge. This was my inspiration - a wall hanging from the Handscapes Gallery web site.
and here is the card I created using Serene Silhouettes and Seeing Spots. The background strips are pieces of weathered wood grain patterned paper by Fancy Pants.
Hope you are having a happy stamping day!
Oh - and just looking ahead - The Waltzingmouse Design Team will be having a Stamp of Approval Parade Nov 1-4 using prior release Christmas stamp sets - so please stop back then for lots of holiday inspiration!!
Wishing you a season of:
Stamps: Sweet 'n Sassy - tree from Forest Silhouettes, sentiments from Autumn Bounty
Paper: Kraft, Dark Chocolate - PTI, DP Pyrus Paper Pad/Basic Grey
Ink: Memento Tuxedo Black & Potters Clay
Accessories: Square Lattic Embossing Folder - SU, foam tape, wrinkled seam tape - Prairie Bird Boutique Etsy Shop, tiny twinkles - Taylored Expressions
Thinking of you:
Stamps: Sweet 'n Sassy - Serene Silhouettes, Sentiment from Seeing Spots
Paper: Kraft, Orange Zest, True Black - PTI, DP Fancy Pants/Papa
Ink: Versafine Onyx Black, Ranger Distress Old Paper
Accessories: 3/4" circle punch - EK Success, square lattice Embossing Folder - SU, foam tape, twine - PTI
So pretty Julia!! Love the texture on your top card!! Thanks for sharing! :)
ReplyDeleteGorgeous fall cards! The embossing adds such a nice texture.
ReplyDeleteJulia,
ReplyDeleteBoth are wonderful! I love the first one for all the rich texture, and the second one for the way it really looks like an old wood fence! Awesome!
Hugs!
What a gorgeous cards Julia.
ReplyDeleteHugs Riet.xx
Both of your cards are beautiful, Julia...I love all the texture on the first and what a great design on the second!!!!
ReplyDeleteLike them both and especially the texture that really shows on the first-neat look.
ReplyDeleteSuch pretty cards Julia! Makes me long for the East Coast Fall Foliage!
ReplyDeleteWow, how incredibly unique and creative as always my friend!! Missing you!!
ReplyDeleteHugs,
Anne
Hi I just wanted to say thank you so much for sharing your cards on your blog...it has been a wonderful place of inspirations and ideas. Thank you again as I have just started card making a few months ago and stumbled unto your blog when I was looking around for resources and ideas. God bless you!
ReplyDeleteAll the way from Malaysia,
Susan King