Yay me! It's Monday and I managed to get my card in early for a change! This week's challenge from Heart to Heart is to random stamp your own background.
I random stamped a vellum overlay to created these cards:
Since I had stamped whole sheets of vellum, I was able to make a whole set in different colors. The clocks just screamed pocket watch to me, so I made them in mascline colors. I never seem to have enough manly cards (I have 7 brother-in-laws!) I left the insides blank, as the outside sentiment could be suitable for a birthday, grad or thank you.
The card is standard size 5.5 x 4.25". I random stamped the vellum in Staz-On white ink, then cut 8 x 5" pieces to fit over the card, scoring them in the middle. Place the vellum inked side down, and adhere with mini glue dots at the fold and under the sentiment so they don't show. The sentiment was stamped in ink to match the cs used, and embellished with a matching button.
RECIPE:
CTMH card stock and Exclusive Inks in black, white daisy, outdoor denim, cocoa, garnet, grey wool and brown bag
My Acrylix Stamp Set D1257 Make It Count
White Staz-On ink
Vellum
Assorted buttons
White hemp
Mini Glue dots
There's a whole lot of creative random stamping techniques on display this week over at the Heart to Heart challenge blog. Go check it out for some inspiration!
Thanks for looking!
Lorrinda
super cute cards. you did an AMAZING JOB!
ReplyDeleteSO, SO, SO CUTE!!! Thanks for playing along...isn't this FUN!!!
ReplyDeleteAwesome masculine cards! Thanks for playing along with H2H!
ReplyDeleteI like these cards a lot! Great use of using the clock stamp!
ReplyDeleteWhat a great set of cards! And I love the vellum overlays, great way to show off the stamps!
ReplyDeleteMen's cards are so hard and I have an equally difficult time with this stamp set, but I love this combination and the vellum look is awesome!
ReplyDeleteThese look really great! Masculine cards are so difficult and you did a wonderful job!
ReplyDeleteI really like that... I may scraplift you with that one:)
ReplyDeleteWow, they're amazing, thanks for sharing how you made them.
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