Mornin' y'all and happy Thursday! I think I'm *finally* starting to feel better (and of course I coughed right as I was typing that sentence) And Ryan is all better too so things are looking up. And I played with a new stamp set yesterday!
'Member when SU! had that one-day stamp sale a few months ago? I got Stamped With Love during that sale and this is the first time I've inked it up, other than for my personal stamp inventory binders. I was inspired by this week's Freshly Made Sketch:
And this week's Color Throwdown:
I used Crushed Curry, Pecan Pie, Sweet Sorbet, and Crumb Cake for my colors, which also fits in with the current challenge at SUO Challenges!
There's only a tiny bit of Crumb Cake on the main image, I used it to shade the envelope going into the post box, but it barely shows up. So that's why I dug out some Crumb Cake ribbon, that 3/8" satin in my all-time favorite ribbon. I used an old retired scrap of Crushed Curry patterned paper for the background and this card is already in the mail! I usually mail out three to five cards a week.
Okay, I'm off to my craft room! I have yet another scrapbook layout in progress on my craft table, I've 10000% been procraftinating by scrapping pics from when we first moved to Germany instead of getting out my wedding pictures. I do need to work on that though...Cheers!
Supplies, all SU!
Stamps: Stamped with Love, Nature's Prints
Ink: Memento Tuxedo Black, Stampin' Blends in Sweet Sorbet, Pecan Pie, Crumb Cake
Paper: Pecan Pie, Thick Basic White, Crushed Curry DSP
Accessories: Stitched So Sweetly dies, Layering Circles dies, scalloped circle punch, corner rounder punch, Crumb Cake 3/8" satin ribbon, Dimensionals
3 comments:
That's probably the same time I got that set too. I love your bold mail box!! So happy!
I love this colorful card! The mailbox and the sentiment are made for each other! Thanks for joining us at Freshly Made Sketches!
This is such a bright and cheerful card! That postbox is fabulous! Thanks so much for joining us at Freshly Made Sketches.
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