My first goodness to share with you requires a stop at my daughter's blog to take a look at the adorable photos she took on a Pumpkin Patch trip with some of my grandkids. The focus was to be my youngest grandson, but you can see some glimpses of some of my other grandkids too. I took this one photo from her blog to share this cute little scene with four of our grandkids. Now for the Stamping goodness. This card is shown in the gallery at Pink Persimmon but I wanted to show you the details. All of the stamps are from Pink Persimmon. Are they cute or what? I love the look of a new set of alphabet stamps and I love the font on this super cute set. So I arranged these letters on an acrylic block and repeatedly stamped the alphabet to create a background on the notebook looking paper by Scenic Route. I punched the one side with the Stampin' Up journal punch so it looks like I tore my paper out of a notebook. The little girl from the Little Red Wagon set was stamped on white paper and again on this adorable red, plaid paper by October Afternoon. Then I just cut out the dress portion and glued that on top of the image stamped on the white paper. The other portions of the stamp were colored with Copic Markers. I attached the little girl and the wagon with foam tape because I just love the dimension this gives a card. The wagon is also coated with Aleene's Paper Glaze. I so love the epoxy look that gives and it makes it look like a new, shiny, red wagon. (ps, another great thing about Aleene's is that it is available at stores like Michaels so it is so easy to get ahold of)
Thanks for visiting, Linda (lbpost)
ABC’S card
Materials:
Cardstock – Curious Iridescent Cryogen White/CutCardStock.com and Vintage collection/Core’dinations
Patterned paper – October Afternoon and Scenic Route
Stamps – Soda Pop small alphabet and Little Red Wagon/Pink Persimmon
Fluid Chalk stamp pads/Clearsnap
Versafine Black stamp pad
Clear embossing powder
Journal border punch – Stampin’Up
Clear Paper Glaze – Aleene’s®
Copic markers
Mini black brads
Sandpaper
3M Foam tape
What a fun post! The card is darling. Thanks for visiting my blog!
ReplyDeleteFabulous card!
ReplyDeleteI love the stamped alphabet, what a great idea
Have a great weekend!
:)
Tara
You are so blessed Linda... very cute photos. and the card is pretty cute too
ReplyDeleteOh this reminds me of my Reader Dick and Jane. That was along time ago. wesome job.
ReplyDeleteGreat card Linda and what a wonderful and fun photo on the hay.
ReplyDeleteSuch a lovely photo of your grand kids. And this card is so pretty. Just love all the stamping that comes together in a beautiful design.
ReplyDeleteHugs
Desire
What a wonderful card!
ReplyDeleteThis is adorable!!! What a cute image!
ReplyDeletei love this with the alphas in the background. very cute!
ReplyDeleteI've seen these stamps before but never could think of a way to use them. Your card is cute.
ReplyDeleteAnd wow such a cute grandson and beautiful grandaughters
that card is beyond cute!!!
ReplyDeleteSuch wonderful detail on your card, Linda. Love it!!
ReplyDeleteAwesome photo and love the stamping! May have to look at those!
ReplyDeleteA great card, Linda!
ReplyDeleteAnd I peeked. Fun, fun pictures! ---teri