Can you believe that we are on the final day of our blog hop? I can't believe how quickly the time has gone. I am sure you will agree that there are some ultra-creative and talented SU demonstrators in our group. Of course, if you are blog hopping in order, you have just arrived from Mindy (Bingamon) Backes' blog. I just love her paper-crafting style!
This is the final card that I submitted for the competition. I saved it until last because it is my absolute favorite. I fell in love with the stamp set when it was first released, but I never really got around to using it.
I really felt like I needed to show that I was capable of making more intricate cards, so I turned this card into an easle card. It is really pretty easy to make, but it adds a little novelty to your card. It also makes it really easy for the receipent to display it.
The other day I told you how I cut apart the images of one of my Stampin' Around jumbo wheels and turned parts of it into clear-mount stamps. This sentiment is from the same wheel that I used on the Faux Washi Tape card. I really wish SU would release some beautifully typeset sentiments like this one...hint, hint, hint! Oh I almost forgot to mention that I bleached out the center of the flowers so that I could color them yellow.
Well, that is all for today. Be sure to head on over to see which awesome project Holly VanDyne has in store for us today. This blog hop will take you in a complete circle, but if you happen to lose your way, here is a list you can refer to.
- Connie Collins (you are here!)
- Holly VanDyne
- Melissa Stout
- Amy O'Neill
- Sandie Conner
- Amy Rogers
- Mercedes Weber
- Tara (Murphy) Bourgoin
- Mindy Bingamon
INGREDIENTS: Card Stock: Whisper White, Lucky Limeade, Wisteria Wonder, Sweet Shop DSP, Lucky Limeade Patterns Series Paper; Stamp Sets: Paisley Petals, Friendship Jumbo Wheel, Loving Thoughts, Vintage Vogue; Classic Ink Pads:Lucky Limeade, Versamark, Concord Crush, Old Olive, Daffodil Delight; Other:Blender Pen, White Embossing Powder, Heat Tool, Bleach, Mini Glue Dots, Stampin’ Dimensionals, Snail Adhesive.
