I enjoy stamping cards, even though I don't always have the time. My style is usually very simple. I'm from the less-is-more camp. Here are just some of the cards I have made.
I had time for another challenge. This time it was the CAS-ual Friday 1, 2, 3, Challenge. It requires a pattern, an image, and a sentiment. I may have stretched the rules a bit. I'm not sure "wood grain" is a pattern. Plus I used "an image" twice. Either way, it's definitely clean and simple.
stamp: Rubber Soul boot; A Muse "howdy"; Papertrey Ink wood grain
ink: A Muse french roast & latte
other: A Muse die cut, twine
I found this white card front in a stash of half-started projects. All I had to do was add a sentiment, some Stickles, and affix it to a card. It reminded me of Staples. That was easy.
If you are participating in the blog hop, you should have come from Lianna Vigil's blog and if not, then you can start at Karen Crisp's blog and hop until you come to my blog.
I'm not the self-proclaimed "copying queen" for nothing. Layouts and color combinations don't come easily to this brain. That's why I love reading blogs and checking out Pinterest. I was able to make two valentine cards that I stole from some very creative ladies for our studio stampers blog hop.
The first card is an adorable clean and simple card by the extremely talented Cristina. My card is a complete joke next to hers, but you get the idea.
I stole the next card from Krystie Hersch. I just love the tree and felt heart combo and wanted to "reuse" for Valentine's Day. Krystie has an amazing eye for color. Mine looks a tad christmasy. I wish I did the tree in french roast.
What is the best Valentine gift you have ever given or received? Contest is closed. Leave a comment telling me about the gift by January 15th and you'll be entered to win a set of nine A Muse studio felt hearts (3 of each size) to play with.
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stamp: A Muse heart, & "i <3 you" ink: A Muse cherry, orange, buttercup, grass, & ocean other: twine
hello stamp: A Muse tree & "hello" ink: A Muse cherry & grass other: A Muse heart die cut, tag, random ribbon i had
We hope you enjoyed the hop and found some inspiration!! Complete list:
These cards are just so fun, fresh, and easy by Susan Raihala. I wanted to try them with some a·muse|studio sentiments that I had yet to ink up. They key is finding just the right inks (clearly since there is nothing else on the card) and I'm still working on it. Which color scheme do you like better?
stamp: A Muse "hello" & "sorry" ink: ColorBox canary & marigold; A Muse orange, amethyst, heather, & blackberry
Papertrey Ink is having a color scheme challenge and the winnings are too great to pass up. Plus, I haven't crafted in awhile. For my first card, I used these colors from Papertrey: raspberry fizz, pure poppy, hawaiian shores, dark chocolate, and kraft.