Hi there,
I have a birthday card for you today and I used the Garden in Bloom stampset again. This stampset is so easy to use and is so versatile, I just had to use it again!
I always like a little help with my card layouts, and Retro Sketches had a great one this week! Here it is...
I have a birthday card for you today and I used the Garden in Bloom stampset again. This stampset is so easy to use and is so versatile, I just had to use it again!
I always like a little help with my card layouts, and Retro Sketches had a great one this week! Here it is...
How do you think I did?
I wanted to use another pattern from the English Garden Series DSP and took my colours from there. Old Olive, Blackberry Bliss and Delightful Dijon.
I said earlier that the stampset is easy to use. It is a two step stampset, which means that you use a couple of stamps to create one image. So....my flower was made with 3 different stamps - one for the outline, one for the filler (Delightful Dijon) and another one for the accent (more Blackberry Bliss). The stamps themselves have a little notch on one side for lining them up, just be sure it is pointing in the same direction, easy peasy!
I wanted to use another pattern from the English Garden Series DSP and took my colours from there. Old Olive, Blackberry Bliss and Delightful Dijon.
I said earlier that the stampset is easy to use. It is a two step stampset, which means that you use a couple of stamps to create one image. So....my flower was made with 3 different stamps - one for the outline, one for the filler (Delightful Dijon) and another one for the accent (more Blackberry Bliss). The stamps themselves have a little notch on one side for lining them up, just be sure it is pointing in the same direction, easy peasy!
I just had to use that cut little bumble bee right beside my greeting!
Here is a final look at my card....
Thank you for stopping by! Happy Stampin'
Tammy
Tammy
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