Remember that Hero Arts is the sponsor this week for CPS and so while I had my stamps out, I created a few projects to share. I already love flourishes but oh how I love this BOLD one! It is a great size. This one stamping of it covered the entire front of my card. The patterned paper already had the red lines, the words and the scallop border to it.
I stamped the little bird cage stamp separately and cut that out. I only colored it by rubbing it or "inking" it with Fluid Chalk stamp pads. I just love how easy it is to add color with these stamp pads and I love how easy the colors mix. I added the ribbon bow to the top of the bird cage by punching a small hole it in and I added it to the card front with foam tape so there is dimension.
The BOLD flourish was stamped with a green/blue colored ink. I then took the Glitter 3-D Fashion paint by Tulip and filled in every part of the flourish and the dots that are also part of the stamp. The edges of the bird cage are also trimmed with the glimmer paint as is the blue scallop on the patterned paper. The reason I just love to use this particular glitter paint is that it adds glitter or bling while letting the color beneath still show through. Some glitter glues are very colored and actually CHANGE the color of your image. I love those too, but in this case, I wanted a subtle glitter and I wanted my ink color to stay the same.
I just have to share this fun photo with you too.
A NOTE OF THANKS/BIRD CAGE card
Materials:
Cardstock
Wood Mount stamp – Bird in Cage and Bold Flourish/Hero Arts
Greeting stamp – Hero Arts
Patterned paper – Audrey Scallop Ledger/Making Memories
Ancient Page and Fluid Chalk stamp pads – Clearsnap
Diamond 3-D Fashion paint – Tulip
Versafine black stamp pad
Clear embossing powder
Machine sewing
Flowers – Prima
Mini brad – Creative Impressions
Ribbon
This is our youngest grandson and he is just discovering the wonders of our backyard. Can you see the total joy on his face while he plays with the sand? He loves picking up handfulls and then throwing his arms up in the air and letting the sand fall. Yes, that does result in sand in his hair and all over his clothes but hey, he is a little boy and he is having a ball!!!
Thanks for visiting, Linda (lbpost)
A NOTE OF THANKS/BIRD CAGE card
Materials:
Cardstock
Wood Mount stamp – Bird in Cage and Bold Flourish/Hero Arts
Greeting stamp – Hero Arts
Patterned paper – Audrey Scallop Ledger/Making Memories
Ancient Page and Fluid Chalk stamp pads – Clearsnap
Diamond 3-D Fashion paint – Tulip
Versafine black stamp pad
Clear embossing powder
Machine sewing
Flowers – Prima
Mini brad – Creative Impressions
Ribbon
I absolutely LOVE this. That flourish is FABULOUS!!!
ReplyDeleteI actually quite love everything you do, but i am a lousy commenter!!
Smiles :)
That is SOOOO pretty!!! I love the colors and so much detail!
ReplyDeleteYour grandson is a sweetie!! I remember not being able to get sand off of my son's scalp when he played in the sand! YUCK!lol
Wow, love that card.. the bird cage really pops out at you... love it.. and the grandbaby is pretty cute too.
ReplyDeleteThat card is GORGEOUS Linda!!! and that little one... is adorable for sure! What a cutie!
ReplyDeleteBeautiful Card! That flourish is rather stunning!
ReplyDeleteAdorable pic of your grandson, I love that age when they are discovering everything!
Oh wow, this is just gorgeous Linda. That swirl stamp is such a versatile stamp and you have used it beautifully here. The little boy is going to be a real BOY one day. Hugs from Desire
ReplyDeleteLove your card, pretty swirl and the bird cage is fabulous. Your grandson is too adorable, don't you just want to bottle that cuteness?
ReplyDeleteLove it- that florish is wonderful! And your grandson is sooo cute - love the joy in his face!
ReplyDeleteWhat a fabulous flourish and card! And that little guy is oh-so-sweet! Love those chubby cheeks. :)
ReplyDeleteDig that card of your's, Linda! And lovely picture of your grandson. What a cutie he is. :) ---teri
ReplyDeleteSigh, love! That card is soo lovely! Your grandson is adorable-lots of photo opportunities there!
ReplyDeleteyour grandson is beautiful, Linda!
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