This first one I have to share with you I white embossed and then rubbed a spun sugar distress pad over it. I used Memento markers to color in the flowers. Love the way it turned out! (sorry for the poor photo!)
Secondly, I rubbed the embossed image with a brushed corduroy pad for this card - what a difference! Love this vintage look, too!
The last card (for now) is not embossed at all. I stamped it with a festive berries distress pad to make a flowery Valentine.
Which one is your favorite? As you can see, this stamp can be very versatile.
I am entering these in the Hero Arts challenge to try something new.
Hope it is warmer where you are - it's very cold here!
9 comments:
Joy, they are all gorgeous! It's such a wonderful stamp - glad you're having fun with it!
Hi Joy!!! We're freezing here too and it's supposed to get worse- only a high of 9 degrees forecasted for Wed:(. Stay warm!! I looooove the different looks you created with this stamp!! I am a huge lover of all things brown so I really like the second one!! But I also love how you used it for a Valentine in the third:).
Joy, what a beautiful set of cards...I really love the white embossed bckgound with all those pretty colors added to it! Stay warm!
This one's on my list, too - love how they turned out! I think my fave is the last one; it sure is versatile!
isn't it amazing what different techniques and colours can do with just one stamp. Your cards are stunning. I love the red one with the hearts
Hi Joy! Love all 3 looks...great stamp! Just returned from TN visiting my Mother to celebrate her 93rd birthday. Hope to be back to regular visits to your blog.
Thank you for sharing all 3 different designs by using the same stamp, Joy! They are all so lovely. It's below freezing point over here!
wow Joy- you have been so prolific with your beautiful cards!!! They're all so fab but since I'm a color girl I have to say my fave is the top one.
freezing in my neck of the woods too. I love how you showed this stamp three different ways! great image and I love the colors that you have used!
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