Showing posts with label Market Street Stamps. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Market Street Stamps. Show all posts

Sunday, March 11, 2012

Two cards and Two Challenges



Despite a very hectic weekend, which included one lacrosse game and three soccer games (me watching, NOT playing), I managed to sneak in a bit of crafty time.  My first card is for a new challenge that seems to be all the rage--retro sketches.  I made this card below for RS#2.

New Home

This next card is for the current Passion for Papertrey Challenge:  Colour Pop Challenge to use black, white and a splash of colour.

Celebrate

Supplies Used (PTI):
New Home:
Stamps:  MSS Neighborhood, Turning a New Leaf
Paper:  Kraft, Vintage Cream, Green Tea Leaves


Celebrate:
Stamps:  Rosie Posie, Think Big Favorites
Paper:  White


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Sunday, January 1, 2012

Let Your Heart be Your Guide



Happy New Year.  I hope everyone had a nice New Year's Eve.  Let's not talk about resolutions, but jump right into the cards.

I'm back with my second project for CAS-ual Friday's CFC #33.  This time my project is also for the Market Street Stamps Block Party.   If I understand the challenge correctly, the project should use kraft, twine and Market Street Stamps.  Well, I hope so, because that is what I did.

The challenge to use Market Street Stamps was a pretty easy one for me, as I have been building up quite a collection of their background stamps.  I love them--they are so easy to use because they are clear AND they cover the entire card in one stamp.  Doesn't get much easier than that.


This card uses two stamps from Market Street--Vintage Notepad and Compass.  When I was buying the Vintage Notepad stamp, there was a teeny tiny discrepancy with the pricing of my order.  When I pointed it out to MSS in the comments section of my order, I received an immediate apology, as well as two free stamp sets with my order.  Compass was one of those free sets.  I think it works well as a masculine Valentine.  It's a bit hard to see in this photo, but I colored the heart with red copic marker, and then used Paper Glaze to give it a bit of a shine.


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