Hi, guys! Hope all is well. Today is Wednesday, so I am sharing what is on my work desk! So, what is going on in my stamp studio today? I am making a thank you card for a special person. Peter is a wonderful gentleman who used to be my boss many years ago. He sent me this great gift; it now resides in my stamp studio (which is decorated in a Paris theme!).
I am using the Tim Holtz Paris stamps and Graphic 45 sentiment. I even decided to decorate an envelope to go with it.
I am looking forward to visiting lots of work desks today. Thank you, Julia, for this great weekly fun!
Hope you find a few moments in your day to do something you love!
Showing posts with label Paris Themed card. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Paris Themed card. Show all posts
Wednesday, April 10, 2013
Thursday, June 28, 2012
June Design Team Submissions - Travel Theme
Hi, guys! Hope everyone is doing well. We are starting another heat wave here in NYC today. Boy, am I not a happy camper. So, when things get hot, I stamp! It always makes me feel better.
Today I am going to start sharing my June Design Team Submissions for The Ink Pad NYC. We were given stamps by Hero Arts that could work well for travel and vacation. As soon as I thought of travel, my mind went directly to ... Paris, of course. I know, it is an obsession of mine. You would think I have been there more than once. I decided to stamp an Eiffel Tower in the middle of the stamped image of the Polaroid picture. Gosh, remember those cameras? I used my glitter pen to make it sparkle just like the tower does in real life. I was given patterned papers and thought the arrow on it that reads "The Perfect Spot" was very fitting.
I decided to name the next card "Trains, Planes, and Automobiles"! The fun travel paper with all the various forms of trasportation had me recalling that crazy movie with Steve Martin. I used the plane and automobile stamps and cut them out with a circle punch and distressed them with my favorite ink ... yep, distress ink! We were given cool wooden postcards and I stamped directly on it with archival ink.
It is funny to me how my card making can make me recall so many fun memories out of the blue. When was the last time you thought of a fun vacation you went on, or a movie from many, many years ago?
Have a great day! Hope you find some time in your day to do something you love! I also hope you aren't too hot where you are.
Today I am going to start sharing my June Design Team Submissions for The Ink Pad NYC. We were given stamps by Hero Arts that could work well for travel and vacation. As soon as I thought of travel, my mind went directly to ... Paris, of course. I know, it is an obsession of mine. You would think I have been there more than once. I decided to stamp an Eiffel Tower in the middle of the stamped image of the Polaroid picture. Gosh, remember those cameras? I used my glitter pen to make it sparkle just like the tower does in real life. I was given patterned papers and thought the arrow on it that reads "The Perfect Spot" was very fitting.
I decided to name the next card "Trains, Planes, and Automobiles"! The fun travel paper with all the various forms of trasportation had me recalling that crazy movie with Steve Martin. I used the plane and automobile stamps and cut them out with a circle punch and distressed them with my favorite ink ... yep, distress ink! We were given cool wooden postcards and I stamped directly on it with archival ink.
It is funny to me how my card making can make me recall so many fun memories out of the blue. When was the last time you thought of a fun vacation you went on, or a movie from many, many years ago?
Have a great day! Hope you find some time in your day to do something you love! I also hope you aren't too hot where you are.
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