Hello and welcome back to another Global Stamping Friends Blog Hop. We have 19 Hoppers with us today - you may have hopped here all the way from Amanda's Blog in Canada.
We have a colour challenge for you - Early Espresso, Island Indigo and my favourite Lemon lime Twist.
Is it now I admit these ink pads sat on my table all week with me trying to decide what to do with them! Well my pre-reserved Stamparatus arrived on Thursday so I have been experimenting with these inks and my new 'toy'.
I am in love with the whole thing but the hinge - wow love how it hops and I can't wait to see what I come up with when I'm away scrapping with it next week! My car front I wanted the ink stamped off so rather than waste it I have a solid - well darker version of the Lemon Lime Twist and Island Indigo for later use. I just slipped another piece on top of my front without a magnet but butted up against the other one stamped then moved it to stamp again on my card.
Well short and sweet from me this time - till next time please hop on over to see what Angelique has to share with us - I love her stuff!
1. Jan Musselman
2. Karie Beglau
3. Libby Dyson
4. LIsa Ann Bernard
5. Anastasia Radloff
6. Tricia Butts
7. Amanda Bates
8. Mary Ann Kay Rossiter
9. Claudia Perry
10. Jenn Curtis Charles
11. Amanda Farlinger
12. Courtenay Heuston You are Here
13. AngéliqueStempelkeuken
14. Kimberley Anne Morris
15. Marieke Bart
16. Georgia Missy Aubrey-Gaydos
17. Amber Thompson
18. Sarah Mcdermott
Goodie List - you will need adhesives, a trimmer, snips and either a positioning tool or acrylic blocks to recreate this card.
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Click the picture to see what's carrying over from the Holiday Catalogue in Australia?
Love the card and the fact you used the stamparatus was brilliant. Colours work so well on it. Thank you for taking part.
ReplyDeleteI love the copper trim accent, and what a great idea to use the Stamparatus to help create your background! I haven't played much with my Stamparatus much yet, so thanks for sharing your idea :-D
ReplyDeletepull it out its heaps of fun - I love that copper trim
DeleteGreat Stamparatus project... and fabulous Eclectic Expressions Card.... love it!
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ReplyDeleteI had to remove my typo, LOL. Great example on the use of the hinged stamping technique. The Happy Birthday font was the reason I chose the set too.
DeleteGreat card Courtenay. Love how you have incorporated the colours. Thanks for the inspiration
ReplyDeleteHi from the UK. Wow I love your card. Love the idea of stamping off the bright colours to leave a muted colour for the actual card. All in all i LOVE the card. 😀.
ReplyDeleteGreat card. I have been trying to convince Kylie she "needs" this set! lol
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DeleteI love the subtle color you used in the hinge-step image. Very pretty.
ReplyDeleteI love how you used the Stamparatus with this such a lovely card and you basically made two at once!! Amazing product!
ReplyDeleteWonderful card. I had the inks sitting out for a few days as well!
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