I was working in my garden yesterday and noticed that some of the parsley is blooming and looks like the flower in the Summer Silhouettes stamp set. So I decided to stamp a Parsley card.
I used the new kraft paper too. Did you know that Stampin' Up! now sells kraft card stock? It isn't just the Baked Brown Sugar card stock, this is the real deal! Love it!
I used VersaMark ink to stamp the leaves on the Pear Pizazz card stock. It leaves a watermark effect, the leaves, or whatever you stamp with the watermark ink, stay the same color as your cardstock just darker so it is a great two-tone effect.
This is a Mojo Monday Sketch challenge from 2010.
Paper:
Kraft card stock, Pear Pizazz card stock, Pistachio Pudding card stock, Neutrals Designer Series Paper stack,
Ink:
VersaMark watermark ink, Whisper White craft ink
Stamp Set:
Summer Silhouettes, Teeny Tiny Wishes
Other:
Modern Label punch, White embossing powder, Heat embossing tool, clear embossing powder, Stampin' Sponge, Stampin' Trimmer
Have you tried the watermark technique? What do you think? I would love to hear your comments.
Trude
I am going through my Stampin' Up! stamp sets to see what I can do with ones that I haven't used. I'm also trying to come up with new ways to use ones with which I have already created projects.
Here's one that I haven't used yet. The set is called Regarding Dahlias.
I was looking at a Mojo Monday Sketch from 2010 and decided to try this stamp set with the inchies Mojo Sketch.
Paper:
Basic Black card stock, Cherry Cobbler card stock, Smoky Slate card stock, Whisper White card stock
Ink:
Jet Black Stazon, VersaMark watermark stamp
Stamp Set:
Regarding Dahlias
Other:
Cherry Cobbler embossing powder
embossing heat tool
Cherry Cobbler Seam Binding
Pearls Basic Jewels
Thanks for checking it out today. I would love to hear your comments.
Trude
