Welcome to our March Stamp of the Month Blog Hop. If you just came from Dana Kessler's blog, you're on the right path. If you need to see the entire list you an find it on Melinda's blog here.
We used the stamp set, Sunshine Birdies. This stamp is only available in the month of March. It's just perfect for spring!
This was such a fun stamp set to play with. I made all of my cards using the Penelope paper pack. My first card uses a Cricut frame with three windows since the stamp set has three different birds. I embossed the green background with the Vine embossing folder.
The last two
cards also have Cricut cuts from Artbooking.
I used fussy cutting on the images of the first and made the second so
that the detailed images didn’t need to be cut out.
On the
first, the heart banner came from p.61 cut at 5.5 in. I used
the word “happy” from the stamp set by placing scotch tape over the other words
while I inked, pulling it off before I stamped the word. Then I added the tiny
word “birthday” from C1605, Happy to be
Friends.
I discovered
that the sun in the stamp set matched the number of rays as the Cricut sun on
p. 53 when cut at 3 3/8 in. I stamped it on the Penelope yellow striped paper
and colored and cut the center out to pop dot over the image I stamped on the
die cut sun.
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10 comments:
Amazing cards! Love them! So adorable. Especially the first one!
Wow!! What an adorable card! Love the singing birds!
Great cards! Love all the cut outs.
Wow - you put a lot of work into those cards! They are stunning - especially love the frames!
Your cards are stunning! I never would have thought to use the branches as trees! Great idea!!
Great use of Cricut cuts to really make your cards POP! I love the banner heart cut out card!
Oh my gosh! These cards are so cute. Love the cricut cuts.
Wow... They all are cute and sweet!
Love all of your cards but embossing the pattern paper is a fantastic idea!!!
Wonderful cards. I love the little details you added to each and your clever use of the Artbooking cartridge.
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