It’s exciting that Stamptastic friends are sharing coloring tips today! As someone who enjoys crafting, I am always on the lookout for new techniques and inspiration. I bet you are also.
Creating the same card with different coloring mediums is a fantastic way to explore their unique effects. Blends tend to give a softer, yet clear color, while Watercolor Pencils offer a brighter and more rustic look. Both have their charm!
And how exciting to get a sneak peek of the upcoming bundle, “Winterly Tree Tops.” Versatility is key, especially when a stamp set can be used for birthdays, thinking-of-you cards, and even Christmas greetings.
As for my favorite between the two cards, I like the clear look of the Blends version—it feels serene and refined. But there’s something unique about the vibrant colors and rustic feel of the Watercolor Pencils card. It depends on the mood you want to convey!
Remember to check out the other stamping friends’ creations by clicking the links below. Sharing ideas and inspiration with fellow crafters is such a delightful part of this creative journey!
For your shopping convenience I have listed the supplies for these projects at the bottom of this post.
If you need any stamping supplies, I’d be very happy to be your Demonstrator. Just click on the Shop Now button to go directly to my online store or drop me an email: ginnyharrell@gmail.com if you have any questions.
Today, the Stamptastic Friends community is excited to present a sketch challenge! Sketches are a fantastic source of inspiration for card-making enthusiasts like myself. What’s your take on sketches? Do you find them inspiring? A simple yes or no will do!
Here’s the sketch, presented in both Metric and Imperial measurements. Remember, sketches are just a starting point—they invite creativity! Feel free to transform circles into squares or switch out banners for ribbons. And let’s not forget, a touch of bling never hurts!
For my creation, I adhered closely to the original sketch but couldn’t resist adding a flourish of Christmas Greenery for a festive touch.
Exciting news for fellow crafters: this stamp set, along with the gorgeous Christmas Designer Paper, will be featured in the Online Exclusive starting July 2, 2024. It’s always thrilling to have new materials to work with!
And let’s talk about sentiment stamps—aren’t they just the most versatile? They can elevate any card to new heights.
Thank you for visiting today. Don’t forget to explore further by following the links to the next blogger’s page. Happy crafting!
For your shopping convenience I have listed the supplies for these projects at the bottom of this post.
If you need any stamping supplies, I’d be very happy to be your Demonstrator. Just click on the Shop Now button to go directly to my online store or drop me an email: ginnyharrell@gmail.com if you have any questions.
Stamping with Friends…Is there anything more delightful than crafting with companions? It’s all about the joy of creation, shared laughter, and the hum of conversation! Today you can enjoy a virtual gathering on this blog hop.
This simple card design is ideal for a crafting circle. It’s a breeze to personalize in any hue that brings you joy. For today’s project, I’ve selected the delightful new shade of Peach Pie. It’s a gentle, inviting hue that’s just as sweet as it sounds.
The Wildflower Collection offers a quartet of botanical stamps. With the matching dies, you have the freedom to color, cut and style the blooms to your heart’s content. The versatile sentiments are designed to integrate with the frame die cuts.
I’m looking forward to creating more of these cards, each in different colors. I have a hunch that the shades Pretty in Pink and Melon Mambo and Summer Splash will look absolutely fabulous.
Click the links below to view the other Stamping Friends blogs.
For your shopping convenience I have listed the supplies for these projects at the bottom of this post.
If you need any stamping supplies, I’d be very happy to be your Demonstrator. Just click on the Shop Now button to go directly to my online store or drop me an email: ginnyharrell@gmail.com if you have any questions.
