I've had such fun doing this layered stamping - and I spent an absolute age sorting the best colours for use on the layered stamps - but oh they are oh so pretty.
Messing around using some of the smaller Lawn Fawn stamps and my new Hero Arts mini ink pads - I love the colours but the dark inks stain the stamps really badly and this then transfers onto the lighter colours 😔 any advice? The light colours do no come out 'clean and bright' I've tried everything to clean. Worried I've ruined my stamps - cute card though...
On occasion I stamp and colour a whole heap of images not knowing what I am going to do with them, so I wasn't expecting these cute flamingos to end up on a christmas card - but aren't they cute :)
Sometimes I buy stamps and don't use them for years - this cutie from Whipper Snapper must be at least 6 years old but is still as fun today as the day I bought it.
The sentiment is Lawn Fawn and my colouring in is for Day 1 of the current The Daily Marker challenge :)
Chipping away at those Christmas cards and and loving the fact I can pre-colour a heap of Lawn Fawn stuff and just build a little scene - the frame from Pretty Pink Posh makes it super cute too.
I've always referred to sunflowers (and daffodils) as stupid but happy - they are so brash and brazen I've never thought they could be smart flowers... an odd opinion I know,
Any way these sunflowers from the Lawn Fawn Our Friendship Grows set made a cheery card.
One thing I love about this hobby is that you can make cards for people and occasions that you can't easily get otherwise.
This card is for my in-laws 35th wedding anniversary - and I used quickutz dies - remember quickutz!!!
The rest is simply a repeated pattern of congratulations stamp from Clearly Besotted. Lawn fawn star and heart and lots of Pretty Pink Posh sequins and life is good :)
First card in a few months, stupidly busy with work 😐 and just not feeling inspired. A quick and bright @lawnfawn Christmas card using a number of different stamp sets
Day 20 of @kathyrac#thedailymarker30day and I have find a bit more ink blending on the background of this card (which also includes my day11 image) a cute shaker I think.
Lawnscaping Challenge #134 is 'rainbows' and I love rainbows so much (they physics behind them is so elegant - did you know that the rainbow you see is your rainbow... nobody else will see that, your position makes it unique and just for you 🌈).
I don't know why but as soon as I saw the challenge I knew exactly the card I wanted to make, I could see it so clearly (and I've nearly managed to make what I saw), it is not quite my usual style!
So this was originally supposed to say relax, but I laid out the stamp, got a phone call, returned and it was no where to be found. Two days of taking my scrap space apart to try and find it have returned nothing so now I have a stamp set missing a stamp :(
I don't often get requests for specific cards, but when asked to produce a card of a british blue with dark silver stripes and to make it look as if a really talented cat had made it there isn't much more to say.
Reworking the scrapbooking mojo. I've got loads of random photos that I just need to scrap, and this shot of the beech in Aberdeen (northern Scotland) was just perfect for a summery layout.
The title was based on an advertising poster that was around the town a few years ago (when I lived there), it makes the town sound exotic and tropical.