Hello! Thank you for sticking around this week for all of the previews of these fabulous stamp sets! If you are participating in the hop, you should have arrived from Karen Baker's fabulous blog, if not go here for all of the details.
For my final project, I used Nina's Stitched Flowers and Stitched Sentiments and created a masculine hello card. To start, I stamped the branches and colored the leaves in with a dark green Copic marker. I then stamped the sentiment and colored it in with a white gel pen, accenting the leaves with the pen as well.
I hope you are as excited about this months release as I am! Such fun stamp sets! If you would like a chance to win all six sets, leave a comment on each members blog. You have until Sunday June 24th to do so. Also, the set Summer Fun is the free gift with purchase if you spend $50 or more.
Now, head on over to see the talented Nina Brackett, and as always, thank you so much for stopping by!
Supplies:
Paper: Kraft Hallo's Papercraft
Stamps: Stitched Sentiments, Stitched Flowers The Craft's Meow
Ink: Tuxedo Black Tsukineko, Copic Marker
Embellishment: Twine The Ribbon Carousel
Tools: Corner Rounder WRMK, White Gel Pen Sakura
Thursday, June 21, 2012
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This is so adorable
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ReplyDeleteI sooooooooooooooooo love this.
What a fabulous card! Love this on craft.
ReplyDeleteAwesome card Lindsay. I love your CAS style here.
ReplyDeleteSweet, simple, and NICE!! Thanks for all your inspiration this week, Lindsay!
ReplyDeleteI absolutely LOVE this! Fabulous card, Lindsay!!!
ReplyDeleteI love the simple beauty of this card!
ReplyDeleteWhat a beautiful card! I love it! ~H
ReplyDeleteThis is awesome Lindsay! LOVE the white in the leaves!
ReplyDeleteBrilliant CAS card. I love white accents on Kraft.
ReplyDeleteI love your simple clean card. The gel pen works well.
ReplyDeleteThis is coolness! I love the colors, design, the whole stinking thing?
ReplyDeleteWonderful CAS card. I always love how stamping/coloring looks on kraft!
ReplyDeletewhat a great card on the kraft cs. love the way it all pops! :)
ReplyDeleteSuper cute!
ReplyDeleteVery cute! I love cards on craft paper, it definitely helps the color pop :)
ReplyDeleteThe white gel pen works GREAT on this!! I love how you used it to color in the sentiment AND accent the stitched leaves!
ReplyDeleteoh this is pefect, so simple but so classic!
ReplyDeleteIt is awesome how that sentiment stands alone as the focus!! Great design!
ReplyDeleteThese stitched sentiment stamps go so wellwith all of the sewing themed embellishments out there! Love the new release!
ReplyDeleteSo lovely and clean! This design really pops. :)
ReplyDeleteso simple, yet so elegant!!! beautiful!!!
ReplyDeleteGreat card. TFS
ReplyDeleteI love this, Lindsay!! The layers of kraft are perfect and I love the white lettering!!
ReplyDeletelove this stamped on the kraft!
ReplyDeleteLindsay - a very simple yet stunning card. LOVE these TCM stamps.
ReplyDeleteSierra
Oooh, I love me a nice CAS card! LOVE it!
ReplyDeleteI like the simple branches, and your use of kraft. I can't get enough kraft.
ReplyDeleteI love, love, LOVE your card and really got a lot of inspiration from this fun hop.
ReplyDeleteKaren L
I love this color combination with the kraft and olive -and the simple use of the Stitched Sentiments. Very cool!
ReplyDeletevery beautiful! love the added texture on the card
ReplyDeleteLuanne
this is beautiful. So simple.. I love it. I love the hello in white! and the little bit of white on the leaves.. really pops out at you!
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Great card. Love the touch of the stitching!
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Very nice card...love how you used the white gel pen to colour in the sentiment.
ReplyDeleteThis is simply beautiful!
ReplyDeleteSo pretty!!!! Love the wonderful pop of white in the "hello" and the green leaves!
ReplyDeleteHi Lindsay! Sorry I haven't been around with comments lately, but I had to stop in and tell you how much I love this! The fabulous kraft panel with rounded corners, the white sentiment, and those awesome stitched leaves--incredible!
ReplyDeleteI like the simplicity and the use of the white gel pen.
ReplyDeletehaha... love how the branches made a mustache!!
ReplyDeleteI love this card - what a great design!
ReplyDeleteSo cute! I love the little bow! The stitched flowers and sentiments are awesome!
ReplyDeleteThis month's release is so fun! Especially love the stitched sentiment !
ReplyDeleteLove the color pops on the kraft!!
ReplyDeleteI like that you made a more masculine card. Its simplicity and being on Kraft stock makes it so much fun. Any guy would enjoy it.
ReplyDeleteThe white is so effective on the kraft. I love how you used the leaves with that little twine bow. Wonderful masculine card!
ReplyDeleteSo simple and sweet, love it =)
ReplyDeletelove the CAS design of this masculine card!
ReplyDeleteLindsay, I love how the white gel pen pops against the Kraft. Such a great effect to colour the sentiment like that.
ReplyDeleteA lovely card! Love the white gel pen accents on the leaves. I'm a big fan of kraft too--so versatile!
ReplyDeleteCute card, love the sentiment. The white on kraft is a great contrast.
ReplyDeleteSo nice and simple, Lindsay! PS, loving all of your creations in the recent Paper Crafts mags. :)
ReplyDeleteI love the way you added the raffia ribbon!
ReplyDeleteHow lovely is this? These stitched sets lend themselves to white gel pen ;)
ReplyDeleteLove the manly card! I can never get enough ideas for these kind of cards. no frills so my boys won't complain. Thanks for the inspiration.
ReplyDeleteLOVE this! Love the simplicity of the sentiment!
ReplyDeleteFab CAS card, Lindsay!
ReplyDeleteWOW!! So CAS and beautiful!! What great inspiration: Thanks!!
ReplyDeletelove a card done in kraft, and these stitched images are adorable
ReplyDeleteFabulous kraft card, Lindsay!
ReplyDeleteLove the card - striking.
ReplyDeleteNonono! Now these sets are definitely onmy wish list! Love it!
ReplyDeleteI'm hooked on this stitching. Great job!
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