Much of my crafty time this week has been spent cleaning, purging and organizing, but I do have a few cards to share. I have started the process of entering all of my stamps into Evernote. It's slow going, but also fun to go through my stash to see what I have forgotten all about.
I just had to play along with Muse #262 this week, as the inspiration is this adorable card by my friend Kim--and I was there when she created it with my stamps when we were at Tracey's house. Such fun.
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| Kim's Inspiration Card |
I was inspired by Kim's classic clean and simple design, her bird and her colors. I pulled out an old set I had forgotten about--Tweet Talk--for my card. I am also entering this card at Less is More #369: Bring Something Back. I brought an old stamp set out of the shadows and onto my desk.
Make it Monday # 319 is all about graffiti street art, and had me getting a little messy (for me). I sponged and stacked my die cut word, surrounded it by a couple of matching sentiments, and then colored the edge of the die cut stack with a black marker. Then, I used some black water color ink to create splatters--wherever they fell. No control. I do like the final result, and it was good for me to move out of my comfort zone a bit.
I am also entering this card at Seize the Birthday, where the toppings option is Vibrant Colors.
Last up is a card for PTI Transformation Tuesday #5. I realized that I bought a stamp and die combo a while back, Enclosed Star, and had only used it once. I decided to redo that card, using the same stamps and die, but a totally different take. I wanted something brighter and more feminine, and I based my new card on a card Laura Bassen made during the initial launch. It also gave me a chance to play with some of my new Copic colors I recently got.
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| Original Card |
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| New Card |
That's it for me today.
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