Sweet n' Sassy digital stamps was the sponsor this week for Card Postioning Systems blog. AND, if you are like me, you had to say, what is a digi stamp??? It is kind of a cool concept. You purchase the ability to download the image, the cost is minimal and once you have downloaded it, you can print it out as many times as you want, on whatever paper you want and here is probably the coolest part, in the SIZE you want! One time you might want it small, another time larger. I am going to show you two versions of Timmy Turtle so that you can get an idea of that versatity.
Thanks for visiting, Linda (lbpost)
SKETCH 114 – TIMMY TURTLE card
Materials:
Cardstock
Digital stamp – Courtesy of Sweet ‘n Sassy Stamps
Patterned paper – October Afternoon
Copic Markers
Circle and scallop circle punch – Marvy
Corner rounder punch – Fiskars
Swiss dot Cuttlebug embossing plate – Provo Craft
Ribbon
Brads – Bazzill
Clear Paper Glaze – Aleene’s®
so cute! that little turtle just makes me smile!
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ReplyDeleteI LOVE what you did with him!! Such an adorable card, Linda!!
ReplyDeleteWhat a great way to show the versatility of the digi stamps - I haven't tried them yet, though...
ReplyDeletelook at you -- all grown up and playing with hybrid scrapbooking! *lol* lvoe the versatility of digi for just this reason!!!
ReplyDeleteThese are adorable Linda! I love the look of the paper glaze on the spots!
ReplyDelete(-: Heidi
too cute. your work always rocks
ReplyDeleteThanks for the explaination of digi stamps. Cool idea and you did a great job on the turtles.
ReplyDeleteawwww Linda this is soooo adorable!!! love it :) ♥
ReplyDeleteSuch a cute card with this sketch. The cicles and brads border is just perfect with the turtle image. Also, love the houndstooth background!
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