Hi everyone!I hope that all of your weekends are off to a great (and relaxing!) start. I made some time to play along in this week's beautiful TSG inspiration challenge but haven't had the chance to blog them until now :) Now that the stamp set No Peeking! is back in stock, I couldn't wait to ink it up again! This set of 5 cards was super easy to make!!
Supplies:
Stamps- No Peeking!
Paper- Some shimmery dark and light purple cardstock that I found in my stash
Ink: Momento Tuxedo Black
Accessories: White Net Ribbon from the Ribbon Carousel, Rhinestone squares by Recollections, Marvy scallop square punch, Prismacolor pencils, OMS,Stardust Gelly Roll Pen, corner rounder
Recipe:
*Create card from dark purple cardstock and round top corners. Adhere net ribbon across diagnally.
*Punch out scallop square from light purple cardstock and stamp square image from No Peeking stamp set.
*Stamp desired image onto a separate piece of cardstock, color, cut out and adhere to scallop square with dimentionals. Adhere to card base. Add stardust to image where needed.
Supplies:
Stamps- No Peeking!
Paper- Some shimmery dark and light purple cardstock that I found in my stash
Ink: Momento Tuxedo Black
Accessories: White Net Ribbon from the Ribbon Carousel, Rhinestone squares by Recollections, Marvy scallop square punch, Prismacolor pencils, OMS,Stardust Gelly Roll Pen, corner rounder
Recipe:
*Create card from dark purple cardstock and round top corners. Adhere net ribbon across diagnally.
*Punch out scallop square from light purple cardstock and stamp square image from No Peeking stamp set.
*Stamp desired image onto a separate piece of cardstock, color, cut out and adhere to scallop square with dimentionals. Adhere to card base. Add stardust to image where needed.
Wow Jessica, these are really cute and pretty too. Love the irregular shape and the ribbon.
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Lesley
This is a really gorgeous set - I love the look of the white webbed netting with the soft purple cardstock and petite rhinestone frames around your pretty images.
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