I had already thought about a book themed Mother's Day card for mom, but this Inspired By photo led me to colors!
Simon Says (Wednesday): Anything Goes
Thank you for your sweet visit~
I had already thought about a book themed Mother's Day card for mom, but this Inspired By photo led me to colors!
Simon Says (Wednesday): Anything Goes
Thank you for your sweet visit~
I recently acquired this wooden stamp from a thrift store!
It's such a cool image and an amazing year, to be honest.
That's the year I met Jesus. :)
My life hasn't been the same (in a good way) since that day.
I grew up around many faiths and religions, but when Jesus met me, THAT WAS IT.
He's the real deal and He's never left me nor forsaken me and I would do it all again, given the opportunity.
Speaking of opportunities (sorry there's never a simple segue from life changing moments and topics)...check out Color Hues.
Stamplorations Bubbles Stencil, Erin Lee Creative Backpack die, Papertrey Ink Celebrate (Customer Appreciation 2016)
Sliding in quick to share a card I wanted to make for Color Hues Fuchsia and Navy (by the way, I realize I don't know how to spell Fuchsia with confidence; ha!).
Stamplorations just released stencils (YAY!!) and I was blessed to win a GC, so I grabbed the Bubbles!
I set it to the side and blended on the card front Catherine Pooler Flirty Fuchsia (thank you spellcheck :)! ) and Papertrey Enchanted Evening. I topped with a backpack already die cut and navy ribbon sitting on my desk (for why tho)...and it came together.
Now I need to blast over there before the challenge ends...
The Ton Stamps Mass Tags dies/Rose Tags Stencils/Easy Expressions, Tim Holtz Layering Stencil Plaid
It's time for a new challenge at INk!
This time it's a Visual Prompt Sketch~
I had the tiniest tags from different colors whilst playing with the Ton Stamps Rose Tags stencils. These were produced in one craft window(yay!).
The minute I saw this sketch...I knew they would be perfect!
I went with a square sized card and I wanted to put out there...if you mail a square envelope, it costs more postage (in the US).
I've learned the hard way *twice* ahem (both times returned).
So I either need to use a regular envie or REMEMBER TO put extra postage on my fancy square envelope (which I LOVE the look of).
Just a friend passing that on.... ;)
Please join us with your unique take on this sketch!