Hello Card

Hi Everyone,

I have a happy little project to share with you today :) I created this card for the new DigitalDoodles stamp release today. Kathy has worked so hard to bring such wonderful new stamp releases every week! I don't know how she does it, but each stamp gets cuter and cuter. The stamp for this week is called "Field Flowers" and it is so darn cute and versatile. Plus it is only .99 cents which is really a good deal considering you can use these stamps over and over again.

For this card, I used a bunch of left over scraps that I had. I don't know why, but it makes me feel so good when I can use up my scraps. I feel like I have accomplished some great task. I know its a little silly, but I can't help it :) I also used lots of 3-d dots to make the flowers pop out of the frame. I went for bold colors, because they make me feel happy. Have a great week everyone, I will be back tomorrow with some more projects :)

Card Supplies

Pattern Paper: "Bo Bunny" Back to Basics, "My Mind's Eye" So Sophie

Stamp: Digital Doodles

Font: "Mr & Mrs. Popsicle"

Alphabet: "October Afternoon"

Die Cut Circle: "My Mind's Eye"

Punches: EK Success mini butterfly

Happy Tuesday!

Hi Everyone,

I hope that all of you are having a wonderful Tuesday. I am so excited to share with all of you the new card I created this week for Digital Doodles. The digital stamp that I used this week is called "Spring Garden" and is available exclusively at Two Peas in a Bucket for only .99 cents. I just love this little bird image from the stamp collection.
I created this card by first choosing my papers. I wanted to go with bright colors that reminded me of spring time. So I chose to use one of my favorite paper companies "October Afternoon" I just love their fun style! Next, I printed out the digital stamp several times on different colors of pattern paper. Then I pieced the images back together. The music notes are from the "Thrift Shop" stamp collection from "October Afternoon" I also machine stitched along the edges of my cardstock. I used my cricut machine to cut out the oval and my Martha Stewart punch to cut out the lacy edge. Lastly, I printed my sentiment out on the computer and glued on chipboard letters to finish it off.

I have also entered this card in the Lucy Abrams card challenge over on her blog. This week the challenge is stitching. Thanks for stopping by this week :)