Here’s another shot at Poppin’ Pastels. I had a great time with my first attempt and was anxious to try it again. I had a lot of fun with this:
- Upsy Daisy and Thank You Kindly Stamp sets
- Linen background stamp (retired) and Very Vintage jumbo wheel
- Versamark ink and Lavender Lace and Certainly Celery Classic ink pads
- Whisper White, Lavender Lace, Lovely Lilac, Bermuda Bay and Certainly Celery card stock
- Stampin’ Pastels, Piercing tool and mat and White taffeta ribbon
- Styled Silver Hodgepodge Hardware
- Embossing Buddy, Clear Embossing Powder and Heat Tool
The colors came from Arielle’s ColourQ 26 challenge, and though I was skeptical at first, by the time I finished the card I was sold on this combination. I love how the Upsy Daisy images look sort of Impressionistic. Heaven only knows I could never do that with paint and a brush! That’s why I love to stamp – I can’t draw worth beans. Stamping does the drawing and I just get to be the creative genius that puts it all together 🙂
Once again I find myself apologizing for teasing you all with a retired stamp. The Linen background stamp is one of my all time favorites, and though I’ve tried to avoid using it sometimes I just cannot resist. It gives card stock that little extra something that causes it to stand out, and I just can’t make myself give it up. Sorry!
ANNE: THANKS FOR SHARING THIS BEAUTIFUL CARD.
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So pretty Anne! What a fun technique. I love all the texture you added by using the wheels and BG stamps to your cardstock. I forget to do this and then it looks so boring. Yours is beautiful! Thanks for playing in the ColourQ challenge!
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Your card is so pretty!
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