Hello everyone!! I am back from vacation and trying to catch up with everything! I had the chance to stop at a couple scrapbook stores while we were traveling and although I didn't buy a lot I did pick up a new stamp. This part is hard for me to type because it is a wood mount stamp...gasp! I. Don't. Use. Wood. Mounted. Stamps. Period. But this particular stamp, I have loved for a long time and decided since it was a background stamp I could justify it. This once. And, honestly, after stamping with it, I know why I do not like to use wood mounted stamps! LOL!!
So, the wood mounted stamp is the cloud background by Hero Arts. Cute stamp! I have so many other stamps that I can use with this image and so I think it will find its way onto many cards...even though I have a handicap with wood! Are you getting sick of rainbows and clouds yet? I just can't quit playing with them! They are so much fun and unlike anything I have and I thought it would be so much fun to use them with the cloud background!
I also picked up 2 sheets of gingham paper and so I thought a cute, gingham rainbow was in order! Luckily, I had the green gingham paper already in my stash. I didn't really want to make the cloud dies white since that was what the clouds in the background were, so I went all out with pink glitter clouds! The pink clouds are cut from a glittery piece of fun foam. If you have a fun rainbow, you might as well have fun clouds too right?
That's all for me today! Thanks for visiting! I hope you have a bright spot in your day as well!
Supplies
Stamps: Rainbows & Clouds by Lil' Inker Designs, Hero Arts Clouds
Paper: Spring Rain, Rustic White, Pink & Green Gingham by Creative Imaginations & Green Gingham by October Afternoon
Ink: Hibiscus Burst, Spring Rain
Other: Rainbows & Clouds Dies by Lil' Inker Designs, Harvest Gold Ribbon, Pink Foam, Pop Dots
14 comments:
This is sob cute!! I love it :)
So very cute and summery. I sit on my big, background stamps to get a nice print! tee hee...love these clouds though, they are nice!
Miss Jen....I didn't ever think I'd see you go back to wood! :) I LOVE that cloud background and have been looking for it for a while so instead I bought the longer paneled one by HA. I love that you paired it up with the new rainbow die! Those glittery clouds are so much fun! I was trying to figure out what material they were made out of just by the picture and then I read your post (i always read your post btw :)). They looked quilted! We need to catch up on your vaca! Miss ya!
That bow is TO DIE FOR!!!! Love the gingham so so so much and no I am not getting tired of the rainbows ..... Curt might be because I keep talking about them LOL I am a total freak with wood blocks ....... it is like me doing Zumba :) Have a great day~~
I love this, Jen! Your cards all just make me smile. They are all so happy! Beautiful!
this is too cute! and I know what you mean about the wood! it's all I used for years, but now I feel like a total geek when I try to use them!!!!
Hi Jen! I love that cloud stamp! I have seen it somewhere (maybe a magazine?) before and I definitely remember wanting it! It looks great here! I love the sparkly pink clouds too. And your bow is delicious!
I don't think one can get sick of clouds and rainbows!!
Gorgeous card! That bow is just stunning and it appears that you totally rocked that woodmount stamp. :)
LOVE this card Jen! That stamp has been on my wish list for ever and now you have made me want it even more! So glad you took the wood plunge cause this card is CA-ute!
So adorable!
Loving this set and dies...
feel myself needing them!
:)
You and Amy..
I have had my eyes set on this cloud stamp too. I have been unmounting my wood stamps...and have a nifty tutorial on how to do it a cool way. Peek when you have time!
Sick of rainbows & clouds?? I think not!!
I just LOVE these rainbow & cloud dies & stamps from Lil Inkers!!! Laura rocks!
I love the sparkly pink clouds...awesome!
Those pink glittery clouds are so cute! What a fun card!
What a happy card! I love the clouds, especially. I already have several cloud dies, but is 'enough' really 'enough'? ;)
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