Classic Rock

I just spent some time looking through some project photos searching for my convention swap cards...I don't think I took any photos of them, LOL!  Well, I will find a way to share them with you sometime.

 

Instead I found this one tucked away in a file and I am pretty sure I haven't shared it yet.

 



 

I swiped my Very Vanilla card stock with my Pool Party ink pad and then stamped my sentiment with Soft Suede ink over the top.

 

A couple strips of card stock and one of dsp, an Antique brad and it is good to go!

 

Supplies:

Bombs away birthday

Crisp Cantaloupe, Midnight Muse, Soft Suede and Very Vanilla card stock

Pool Party and Soft Suede classic ink

Soho Subway dsp

Antique Brads

 

Bombs Away Birthday

I wanted to make some fun cards using the Bombs Away Birthday photopolymer stamp set and this is what I came up with...

 



 

I took some tags made from the Two Tags Die (retired) and used them a my focus.  The circles are 2 1/2" and 1 3/4" punched circles that have been embossed with the Honeycomb folder.

 

My background on the top ones is stamped with the Mosaic Madness stamp set, Smoky Slate ink on the same color card stock.

 

The background on this one is the bomb stamp, Bravo Burgundy ink on the same color card stock.

 

Supplies:

Bombs Away Birthday

Bravo Burgundy, Pool Party, Primrose Petals, Crumb Cake, Whisper White, Gumball Green, Daffodil Delight, Smoky Slate card stock

Bravo Burgundy, Midnight Muse and Smoky Slate ink

Sunshine and Sprinkles dsp

2 1/2" circle punch

1 3/4" circle punch

Two Tags Die

Honeycomb Folder

 Hung Up Cute Clips

Epic Day this and That Washi Tape

 

Bombs Away!

 Today's card is another one using the Photopolymer stamps, this time the set is called Bombs away birthday.

 

 

It has some fun sayings that may not be for everyone, but I know I can think of a few people who would love each one.

 

I paired it with some Twitterpatted and Patio Party designer papers and some Summer Starfruit and Primrose Petals card stock.

 

I used the 1 3/4" scallop punch behind the Happy Birthday bomb.

Direction

 

I admit I haven't played with the new Photopolymer stamp sets a whole lot, this one in particular I some trouble coming up with ideas.  I thought the sentiment from Word Play went well with the arrows though and do like the way this one turned out.   

 

 

The Photopolymer stamps really cling to the blocks well, love that about them. 

 

Supplies:

Word Play

Designer Typeset

Midnight Muse classic ink

Cherry Cobbler, Midnight Muse and Very Vanilla card stock

Gumball Green stitched satin ribbon

 

 

This is another sample with the same concept.  I used Gumball Green, Midnight Muse and Raspberry Ripple as my inks on this one and added a cute clip to the sentiment.