Are you like me and have problems with cards for men?
This is a card I rustled up using one of the stamps from the soon to be finishing Spring Mini catalogue. I used a fab gingham technique for the background, which I got from Natasha at Two Crafty Girls via Pinterest. It is really easy to do (albeit a little bit messy cleaning the brayer afterwards), but looks stunning I hope you agree!
Recipe
Cardstock/Paper: SU Cherry Cobbler, SU Basic Black, SU Whisper White
Ink: SU Basic Black, SU Cherry Cobbler (pad & marker)
Stamps: SU Now You're Cookin', SU Teeny Tiny Wishes
Tools/Accessories: SU Decorative Label Punch, SU Basic Black Taffeta Ribbon, SU Stripes Embossing Folder, SU Stampin' Dimensionals, Brayer, Stamp-a-ma-jig
I have inked separately parts of the Now You're Cookin' stamp and used the Stamp-a-ma-jig to line the images up. If you would like to get this stamp before the catalogue ends on Monday, please contact me and I will be happy to place your order. There is also a fab offer on during April: if you place an order for £45 or more you can choose from one of 4 sets of Designer Series Paper for free!
Unfortunately it wasn't really barbecue weather here in the UK this weekend - macs, wellies & umbrellas were the order of the day in order to survive the weather! Despite all the rain at the moment, it's still officially a drought where I live!
A la prochaine! AmitiƩs!
Nicole
Hi Nicole - I absolutely LOVE gingham papers, and also have a Wendy Vecchi gingham background stamp, which I use a lot. The technique you used on your card is fabulous, and looks so realistic. Great work, and thank you for sharing the link.
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