I pulled out a few older, retired stamp sets and inked them up to make a 6"x12" piece of random stamped cardstock, and decided to make a set of cards with it.
One of my favorite old, retired stamp sets is called Many Thanks.
It has a bunch of pretty leaves and most importantly the adorable acorn.
Love it. ♥
What a great way to spend a cold, wintry day, inside stamping & papercrafting!
Happy creating! :)
Supplies used are all CTMH (unless otherwise noted):
Paper: Colonial White, Chocolate, Cranberry, Topiary CS; Tan Glitter Paper
Stamps: Merriest Christmas, Many Thanks - retired, Merry & Bright - retired, Noted Backgrounds - retired
Inks: Chocolate, Saddle, Cashmere, Desert Sand, Cranberry, Olive, Topiary, Ponderosa Pine
Embellishments: Topiary Mini Chevron Ribbon, Red Enamel Hearts, Brown Shimmer Trim, Colonial White Button - retired
Punches: Scallop Border, 2 1/2" Scallop Circle (Marvy Uchida), 2 1/4" & 2 1/2" Circles (EK)
Other: Micro-tip Scissors, 3D Foam Tape
7 comments:
Vicki, you are totally on a roll with the random stamping! Three gorgeous cards today :o)
I love this random stamping! I have done it before and I keep forgetting that I can do it to make my own paper. LOVE the colors you used. They are so "traditional" and yet the addition of browns makes it a little different. I used to be a CTMH consultant and I think I have all of these colors of ink! Will have to try this,,, probably with some different stamps, but it just all looks so neat!
gorgeous!!
These are absolutely beautiful!! I love the stamping over the stamped text, and all three have great layouts! I hope to imitate all of these! I must confess that even when I do try to scrap lift your work, it never turns out as magical as your originals. Thanks for being so inspiring!
You ate rockin' this technique! Very inspiring.
These are beautiful!
I constantly stock your page because your cards are so beautiful. Classic and clean!!!
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