I again cased this card from Michelle Zindorf, one of my favorite stampers and artist. Isn't it cool how she created the clapboard behind the table? Just took a sponge and a post it note. Mind you, mine is not exactly like hers but I'm happy with the results. I used "Scene in a Garden and Branch Out" stamp sets.
This stamp set has so much to give to us stampers. The possibilities are endless. With this card I just kept adding and adding. I mean when do you stop? I added the Crushed Curry Circle in the corner at the end Just when I thought I added enough it just seemed to be lacking something so I had this extra circle and just threw it on. What do you think. Here are both cards.
I found this little tin at Michaels which inspired this card. I used Crushed Curry to stamp the pheasant with and mounted it on Basic Gray with the willow stems embossed on it. I then stamped the wheat with the Crushed Curry on the Crushed Curry paper. Lastly I stamped the stem again with Stazon Black on white. I added words from the new Teeny Tiny Wishes set and added a ribbon. Might have to use this one for my swap.
love these birds. I cased this card from Michelle Zindorf but changed the flowers at the bottom and used the leaves from Embrace life.
When I think Asian I think of silk and kimonos and teals and pinks. I used the new Bermuda Bay and Melon Mambo card stock. I first stamped my image in black and then sponged the rest with pink passion and bermuda bay I used my new Modern Label punch for my words. Not sure about the ribbon.
She is so cute made with punches. I used Eastern Blooms for the flowers and my old Caribbean Blue.
Another cased Zindorf card. I made this for one of the secretaries at work and it actually matched her outfit that day!
Did a recipe swap last month and this was my contribution. Lots of embossing and sponging. It was a lot of fun and I got a lot of awesome recipe cards from fellow stamp demos.
