With the addition of my wonderful new
rotary paper trimmer (it's awesome), I was inspired to work on some card designs over the weekend. It took me a bit to get my stamping impressions just right. I used a lime, painted black, as my stamp. But the first few tries were a bit too "
juicy." The more I used it, the more it dried out, and subsequently, the better the image was that it left on the paper. Here's a little glimpse of how they turned out.





The inside of each envelope is lined with coordinating paper, thanks to these lovely
templates at PaperSource!
2 comments:
Linds,
I LOVE LOVE LOVE these designs! You are so creative. I love the stamp and the coordinating envelopes. Great idea too for the polka dots.
Much Love!
limey polka!
looks fun - glad you found time to be creative! papersource, drool.
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