Will you follow that fun bunny down the rabbit hole? I love to mix and match stamp sets and when mixing becomes a new source of inspiration, it truly makes my day. That cute bunny and wonderful sentiment from the @sweetnovemberstamps Postage Pals: Hoppy Easter was a huge invitation to have Lottie turned into Alice! Products: Lottie love, Postage pals: Hoppy Easter, Spring windows, Fairwee Readers, Simple room reading nook add-on and Horizon lines: Waterfall foliage (Sweet November Stamps) Hearts & Harlequin stencils (La-La Land Crafts) Ranger Distress Oxide Walnut stain Rainbow Splash Buttercream dye ink #sweetnovemberstamp #cardmaking #cardmakingofinstagram
Sharing the Valentine's Day card I made for my husband. No newbie on this card. I'm proud to have used only products available in my stash. This is one my goals this year, to rediscover some of the goodies in my stash. I know some of the products I use are retired, so I'm sorry if this is creating more FOMO than actual inspiration, but I think you definitely should rediscover your own stash treasures and find creative ways of replacing sets with your own. Products: Bad influence (Honeybee stamps) Sweet treats and Sweet truffles (Simon Says Stamp) Ranger Distress oxides: Tattered rose, Saltwater taffy, Festive berries, Walnut stain and Vintage photo + Distress embossing glaze Vintage photo To create this one layer card, I used the masking technique, stamping front images first, then masking them with the Whimsy Stamps No-fuss masking sheets. I used my regular Exacompta Bristol cardstock and Tsukineko Tuxedo Black Memento ink to stamp on cardstock and masking paper. I fussy ...