Mornin, folks! By the time you read this, I will (hopefully) be hanging out on a beach in Greece : ) It's our last hurrah before we go back to the States next week, spending a week in Crete relaxing and, in my case, checking out the archaeological site because I'm a history nerd.
So today I thought we'd go with Ancient Art for a Friday Flashback post. So I got this stamp set last year or the year before when I was randomly trawling eBay for old SU! sets (which my husband wishes I would stop doing...to be fair I do already have a lot of stamps and I haven't looked for any more on eBay in quite some time). So this post is a Friday Flashback but it's also the first (ahem, only...so far) time I've used Ancient Art. I paired it with Weathered, a great background stamp from way back when, and made a set of cards.
I'm over here talking about Greece but Ancient Art has a distinctly Native American vibe to it.
Hey, you never know when you'll need a thunderbird stamp. Or a cool lizard.
Okay the snake is not my favorite but I do like the turtle. One old, old stamp set I've thought about tracking down is Aquaria, and it has a neat turtle in it. Not that I don't have other turtles, I'm sure my hubs would point out ; )
Not 100% sure what the animal on the left is meant to be, but I think of it as a bear. And the handprint is good for a high five card, yes? So I used every stamp in the set and kept the cards super simple without sentiments so they can be used anytime. And they're good guy cards too, I think. I will miss having Sahara Sand in the SU! color lineup, it was a unique neutral.
Anyway, check ya later, stampy friends. I'm gonna go relax on a beach with my two favorite dudes. Cheers!
Supplies, all SU!
Stamps: Ancient Art, Weathered
Ink: Sahara Sand, Cajun Craze, Early Espresso, Mossy Meadow
Paper: Sahara Sand, Cajun Craze, Early Espresso, Mossy Meadow, Thick Very Vanilla
Accessories: Dimensionals
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