On Day 8 of Stretch Your Stamps 2, Kelly Rasmussen made some beautiful cards using graphic stamps to create a border. Her cards inspired me to pull out this great border set from Simon Says Stamp. I made three variations of the same card.
This version is my favorite. I think the sentiment first perfectly to the design, and I like the ombre stamping on this card the best. This was actually the last one I made, so it took me some tries before I got it the way I wanted it. :-) The sentiment is from this fabulous set from WPlus9.
I was planning for this card to be portrait instead of landscape, but after stamping the border, I couldn't find a sentiment that I thought fit. So then I made it a landscape card instead. :-) The sentiment is from an oldie but goodie Hero Arts set.
For all three cards I've used the same inks: Hero Arts Mint Julep, Tide Pool and Soft Granite, as well as Simon Says Stamp Audrey Blue.
I'd love to know which version you like the best! :-)
Hugs,
Tone
Challenges: Simon Monday Challenge: Anything Goes, Addicted to CAS: # 45 Geometric, A Blog Named Hero Challenge #50: Ombre, Simon Says Stamp: Work It Wednesday July 2014: Blue, Addicted to Stamps & More #109: CAS
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It would be difficult to choose a favourite as both cards are equally fabulous! Love the ombre colouring and the WPlus9 font ! Thank you so much for joining us at the ATCAS Geometric challenge - Sylvia x
ReplyDeleteThank you so much, Sylvia!
DeleteThese are so stunning :) Love the ombre and graphic that you were able to achieve with perfection. Thank you for sharing with ATCAS !
ReplyDeleteThat is so sweet of you, Deepti! :-)
DeleteLove the ombre look combined with your graphic stamps, fab cards! Thanks for joining us at ATSM this week. Monika
ReplyDeleteThanks, Monika!
DeleteFantastic cards and love the colour ! beautifully CAS and just perfect for our challenge at ATCAS. Just shows how versatile our stamps can be.
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Thanks, Marie! It's great to find new uses for the stamps we already have. :)
DeleteGorgeous, graphic ombré, Tone, and such a great colour palette ... they're all fabulous ... my particular favourite is the first ... love the balance with the sentiment! Anita :)
ReplyDeleteThank you so much, Anita!
DeleteAll three cards are so beautiful - love your design with the ombre technique. I am loving the first one the best, but as I said, they are all beautiful. Great job! Thanks for joining us at ATCAS.
ReplyDeleteThank you, Loll! :-)
DeleteVery clever cards, I love them all x
ReplyDeleteThank you, Karen! I'm happy to hear that you like them! :-)
DeleteThis is lovely! Thanks for sharing it with us at the Simon Says Stamp Monday Challenge Blog! - Ashli :)
ReplyDeleteThanks, Ashli!
DeleteOoooh, I love the gradient look of your border and that graphic goodness is fab! CAS and lovely! Thanks for joining us this week at Addicted to Stamps and More!
ReplyDeleteKatie, thank you so so much! :-)
DeleteWhat a fun card! Gorgeous!
ReplyDeleteThanks for playing with us at 'A Blog Named Hero'! :)
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