-use A Muse and/or Saltbox Studio stamps
-use minimal embellishments (one or none!!)
-use minimal layers (no more than 3!!)
Here's mine Jennie. Thanks so much!!! I sometimes struggle with simple but I think this turned out really well. I had a picture in my head and it actually worked! Had to resist putting more embellishments on... KEEP... AWAY... FROM... THE... RIBBON... GLENDA!Question from the floor - did I use a stamp-a-ma-jig to line these up? Nope, just by eye and pure dumb luck did these line up.
It was my intention to line these up and it just happened to work. By the way, A Muse sells a stamp positioner... heard it works really well (don't have one).Here's my challenge from Monday... remember, BLOG CANDY next Monday!
Have a great long weekend...
hope you don't have to work
...hope you can be creative...
hope the sun is shining wherever you are...Glenda
Card details:
Stamps: A Muse You are the Friend and Leafy Vine
Paper: A Muse Sage 4 bar notecard, white and black cardstock
Ink: A Muse black dye ink
Accessories: Spica Melon sparkle pen, Paper Studio clip
OH MY! Glenda I LOVE those paperclip things!!! And how you turned the leafy vine upside down....soo cute!
ReplyDeleteJust perfect! Simple, yet awesome!
ReplyDeletesimply gorgeous :) Great job Glenda... it is hard keeping away from the embellishments, isn't it?
ReplyDeletelove your card Glenda! i love the technique with the vines. did you use a stampamajig to get the stems lined up?
ReplyDeleteThis is beautiful! I was wondering the same thing...how did you get them lined up so perfectly?
ReplyDeleteThis is fabulous, Glenda. Love how you stamped the vine. Simple and gorgeous, awesome job!
ReplyDeleteSimply divine! What a great card and idea to turn the stamp upside down to look like a vine.
ReplyDeleteThis is so pretty Glenda! Love it!
ReplyDeleteWhat an absolutely gorgeous card Glenda!! I love it! Thanks so much for playing along with the challenge!! :)
ReplyDeleteLove it! Will CASE this one!
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