Sharing my love of rubber stamping, one card at a time.
Showing posts with label Island Indigo. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Island Indigo. Show all posts

Saturday, January 11, 2014

Hello



I signed up for a swap that was based on Sketch SC469 on Splitcoast stampers.  The sketch begged for a doily in place of the large circle. I used several new products on this card including the Fresh Prints DSP stack for the background, Simple Stems stamp set for my flowers and Simply Celebrate for the sentiment.  I used the Framelits from the Secret Garden to cut out my flowers and leaves and the paper for the leaves is from the Quatrafancy DSP.  I hope you like my card.  Connie

Tuesday, November 19, 2013

Fun Christmas




I made this card for a swap group that I am in.  It was based on a sketch by Frances A. Sylvia.  I used several pieces of Winter Frost DSP and the stamp is from Christmas Messages.  I love the sparkle added by the strip of glimmer paper and the Frosted Finishes embellishment.  I hope you like my card.
Connie

Tuesday, July 30, 2013

Dahlia Thank You


This card is based upon SCS Sketch SC316.  I combined Pool Party and Old Olive for this two-toned look.  The dahlia was inked in Island Indigo ink but colored in with Pool Party and a blender pen.  I used the trick I learned at convention to tie the ribbon.  ( Retired two-tone ribbon that I loved!). I hope you like my card.
Connie

Saturday, July 27, 2013

Warm Wishes


So I needed a Christmas card done in non-traditional colors and I had received the Winter Frost DSP, the silver 1/8" ribbon and the Remembering Christmas stamp set as my Prize Patrol gift at the SU convention, so I figured that was perfect for my card!  The new Smoky Slate is very silver in tone so it is perfect to go with this DSP. I accented the layers with Island Indigo for a little "pop". I hope you like my card!
Connie

Tuesday, July 2, 2013

Baker's Twine Birthday


I just love this stamped flower from the Flower Shop stamp set.  It reminds me of one of the first stamp sets that I ever got with SU called All Natural.  Do you remember that one?  It had a pear, a leaf, an acorn and a Thank You sentiment.  But I loved the flower.  That's why when I saw this string flower on Pinterest (meridianroad.blogspot.ca) I just knew I had to make one to use on a card with the stamped flowers.  I hope you like my card.
Connie