We have a fun and easy challenge this week for Serendipity Stamps! Use a regular stamp to make a background for your card or project. I hadn't used my blackberry stamp set yet and I thought it would make a pretty background. As you can probably tell, I stamped it randomly on my paper.
Using the "direct to rubber" technique, I pulled out some water-based markers and used them to color up my berries. I used a bunch of dies to create my card and all the layers. The finished size is 5 inches square.
Be sure to check out what the rest of the team made:
We'd love for you to play along and be eligible to win a prize.
The link to play is HERE.
The sale for the next 2 weeks is 40% off the highest priced item in your basket! Runs April 17 through May 1. Enter the code “40fromhigh413” to get the discount.
The sale for the next 2 weeks is 40% off the highest priced item in your basket! Runs April 17 through May 1. Enter the code “40fromhigh413” to get the discount.
- Stamps: Serendipity Stamps: Blackberries 1257QCL (cling set)
- Ink: Versafine - Smokey Gray, Color Box - Chalk Ink - Charcoal
- Paper: Neenah - Solar White, SU! Wild Wasabi, Rose Red
- Markers: SU! Wild Wasabi, Rose Red, Daffodil Delight
- Dies: Spellbinders - Grand Labels 1, Opulent Ovals
- Other: Bow Easy, SU! Wild Wasabi ribbon, pearls
3 comments:
Your right this was very easy and lots of fun stamping. This is another blackberry beauty!
So pretty Miriam! All the color is beautiful and the sentiment ties in perfectly!
I have never tried the direct to rubber method Miriam...I was wondering how you did that! So pretty, love the colors you chose and the shape of your card.
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