Welcome back for another round of inspiration from the Stamp Review Crew! This week we are featuring Work of Art. I am #2 on the hop. You may have just left stop #1: the talented Tanya Boser. If so, you are in the right spot. I decided to create holiday cards using this set..both with a country flair. I hope you enjoy today’s hop!
Card #1
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This finished card measures 4-1/4″ wide by 5-1/2″ long.
- Tree! The Chevron image was inked with Always Artichoke and stamped several times onto Very Vanilla cardstock. (Tip: Use a Stamp-a-ma-jig for perfect alignment.) It was then punched using the Tree Punch. The medallion upon which it rests was created with Kraft and Cherry Cobbler cardstock, using Circle framelits and the 2-3/8″ Scallop Circle Punch. Of course, Pearls are the perfect accents, along with a few gold sequins!
- Believe! This wonderful sentiment is from the Good Greetings host set. Inked in Soft Suede, it is perched atop a banner made with paper from the Trim the Tree Designer Series Paper Stack.
- Star! The star embellishment was made by adhering a Gold Glimmer Paper star in the middle of the Star Basic Hodgepodge Clip. Once again, the occasion called for pearls!
Card #2
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This finished card measures 5-1/2″ wide by 4-1/4″ long.
- Faux stitching! A trio of trees were punched from Whisper White cardstock. The Chevron stamp was inked with Garden Green, and stamped onto Whisper White cardstock, which was then adhered to the back of the punched panel. To make the trees stand out more and to add a touch of country, faux stitching was added.
- Hearts! The Heart image from Work of Art was inked with Cherry Cobbler and stamped onto Whisper White cardstock. The resulting hearts were then punched out using the small Heart Punch from the Itty Bitty Accents Punch Pack.
- Merry and bright! Once again, the Good Greetings host set provided the sentiment. Faux stitching adds a little something extra…don’t you think?
I hope you enjoyed these two holiday cards created with the Chevron and Heart images from Work of Art. Won’t you let me know in your comment today? Your comments are important to me. And remember, if you ever have a question about the cards I create or the techniques I use, I am only an email away.
Now it’s time to hop along to stop #3, Lisa Young. If you get lost along the way, visit The Stamp Review Crew blog for a list of all of the hoppers! Until next time…
