Welcome to our blog hop, thanks for stopping by.
I have one sweet baby card to share with you and a Masculine card that would make a nice card for a birthday or Father's Day.
For the baby card I used the new baby stamp set, Something for Baby. This set is very sweet and the new word set, Something to Say, coordinates with it perfectly. I love it! I also used the new decorative heart mask. It comes in a set along with a star mask. I lightly sponged the entire front with hearts and on the inside I chose to sponge the hearts just along the bottom edge. The mask brings a design element from the front of the card to the inside of the card and is the perfect finishing touch! I used a 2010 Mojo Monday Sketch (#147) to create the layout for this card.
For the second card I made a Masculine card using the stamp set, Travelers. I also used the new Maritime Designer Series Paper. To bring the design from the front to the inside, for that perfect finishing touch, I added a strip of the Maritime Designer Series Paper along the bottom edge. I also used a 2010 Mojo Monday Sketch for this card. Can you tell I like to try Mojo Monday Sketches? I like to enter their weekly challenges, but I also like to go to their archives, choose a layout and design a card around it. There are years of layouts to choose from.
One of my lucky blog readers will receive this Decorative Dots embossing folder and a 6" x 6" stack of retired Designer Series Papers.
Decorative Dots Embossing Folder |
Sample Designer Series Paper stack |
Deadline for comments is Sunday, July 27 at NOON Pacific Time. I'll choose a random comment and announce the winner Monday, July 28, on my Stamp With Trude blog.
Note: I can only ship within the U.S.A. Winner has 24 hours to email me their mailing address, so check back for the announcement of the winner!
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Have a Happy Stamping Day!
Trude
both of your cards are lovely Trude, love the ship and how you incorporated the colors of the designer paper into your art piece
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DeleteI love your color choice & layout on your ship card! Thanks for the chance to win some candy! Andrea H
ReplyDeleteThank you Andrea :) The blocks do add visual weight which works great with a masculine card.
DeleteLove your cards! I enjoyed seeing the heart stencil used - have thought about adding those to my stash. I like having the inside tied to the outside of the card as well. Thanks for sharing!
ReplyDeleteThank you Rachel.:) I was wondering if I would use them much, but now that I have created a few cards with them I really do like the idea that I can use them inside too! I recommend that you get them and start playing with them, I think you will enjoy the new design possibilities.
DeleteAwesome cards Trude! Love the stenciling on your baby card and the colors of you masculine card are my favorites. Fabulous!! :)
ReplyDeleteThank you Amy :) I will check out your lovely creation soon. Right now I have a 3 year old grandson demanding my attention! Love it :))
DeleteLove your cards Trude, especially the ship. Wouldn't this be a great card for someone getting ready to take a cruise? My favorite product from the new catty is the selection of designer series papers.
ReplyDeleteGlad to find your Blog today. I followed along the Hop from Amy K's blog. Your work is beautiful and I now will check your posts often. And thanks for offering the blog candy too. I do love that embossing folder and would love to win it. Thanks you. Kay V
ReplyDeleteThank you Kay. Good luck ! :)
DeleteThe baby card is sooo sweet, love the delicate pink! Your masculine card is fabulous...love the bright primary colors against the black....great creative cards!
ReplyDeleteLove your cards, the baby card is super cute. Thanks for the chance to win!
ReplyDeleteso much to create, would love to have some blog candy, love your blog
ReplyDeleteVivian R
Vivian, you won the blog candy. Please email me your address.
DeleteThanks for sharing. I love both of your cards.
ReplyDeleteFabulous and creative cards. Love them both.
ReplyDeleteBoth of your cards are awesome! In the new catalog I am loving the beautiful bunch stamp set :)
ReplyDeleteHave you used the Beautiful Bunch set? I haven't had a chance to use it. I am seeing some great cards with that set!
DeleteWonderful cards! I love getting ideas and these are ones I'll pin and use often! (thanks for offering blog candy too!)
ReplyDeleteDebbie G
ReplyDeleteI love both of your cards. Cute baby card and the masculine card has a great color combo. Thanks for the blog candy giveaway
Patricia H.
ReplyDeleteCute card and I love the details on the envelope too!
Love the baby card. I have always wanted a reason to make a baby card. Hoping for a great grandbaby soon. Hope Hope Hope
ReplyDeleteThanks for sharing the beautiful card and letting me play the candy giveaway!!
Grandkids are fun! I have one...3 years old. See him once a year and love to spend time with him. Hope you get one soon!
DeleteLove the use of the stencil on your baby card - such a sweet touch!
ReplyDeleteI love your ship card. Colors look wonderful and great idea. Thanks for sharing.
ReplyDeleteCute baby card. Love the details. I always have trouble with masculine cards. Yours is done to perfection. Thanks for a chance to win some candy.
ReplyDeleteThanks Babe. Some stamp sets just SCREAM masculine and it is hard to go wrong with them. The Traveler stamp set would be a great addition for you if you are going to make some masculine cards and want some inspiration. You can check my Travelers stamp set board out on Pinterest at www.pinterest.com/stampwithtrude
DeleteGreat projects! I love your use of bold graphics. Thanks for sharing!
ReplyDeleteI love the coloring on the ship, it is fantastic and coordinating those colors with the DSP really makes the ship "pop"
ReplyDeleteThanks Barbara. I used Night of Navy to stamp the ship and then sponged Coastal Cabana lightly above the ship for the clouds and heavier along the bottom for the water. Then I sponged a little Night of Navy along the bottom of the ship to simulate a shadow. The red was applied with a Real Red Stampin' Write marker.
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