It's Three Minute Thursday here and today I have another quick way to use the gorgeous Reason to Smile stamp set. Come and see:
This has to be one of my most used layouts I think! It's perfect for this technique: I masked off a strip on the card front with post it notes, stamped the small outline flower repeatedly and coloured the flower centres using a marker (no need to worry about being too exact!)
After removing the masks I scored the edges of the panel with my Simply Scored board and finished with this lovely sentiment from Curly Cute.
Here's what you'll need to make this card
Stamps: Reason to Smile, Curly Cute
Ink: Early Espresso, Lucky Limeade
Card stock: Crumb Cake
Other: Lucky Limeade marker, Simply Scored, Stamp-a-majig
I'd be delighted to order any of these items for you and can have them delivered to your address in the UK. I'm committed to providing excellent customer service and am always happy to offer help and advice. To place your order, just send me an email or give me a call on 01280 820593. If you are placing an order of £60 or more, you will receive a Reason to Smile stamp set FREE, in your choice of wood or clear mount. The set is also available to buy for £18.95 wood mount or £14.95 clear mount.
My oldest son has become insatiable when it comes to food! When he was small he ate like a bird and it was a job to get anything into him but now that he's become all manly if there's any food lying about he hoovers it up! My daughter summed it up at dinner the other evening. "I swear you only have two moods," she told him. "Hungry or stuffed!"
See you tomorrow!
This is lovely, Vicky! I didn't use this set nearly enough in our month. I've enjoyed seeing all the amazing ways you've used the set!
ReplyDeleteVicky this is so pretty.
ReplyDeleteIt's is a wonderful set, and I love al the different ways you have showcased these pretty floral images. I love this monochromatic scheme, and the CAS design is fab!
ReplyDeleteLove this card Vicky. Such a simple LO but it has a real impact!
ReplyDeleteHugs, Victoria ~x~
Another gorgeous card, can't wait to try out this set, although I think we're going to have to share it!! Love the design, you make it look and sound so simple and yet it's very beautiful and stylish.
ReplyDeleteLouise xx
Fabulous way of making a quick card Vicky. The scored lines just add that little something extra xxx
ReplyDeleteJust had a quick catch up with your blog Vicky. You've some superb cards here, especially like the ship and bike cards. men are so difficult to cater for aren't they. Sorry not had much time for commenting lately.
ReplyDeletegrosses bises! xxx
Such wonderful way to use one small foral stamp, Vicky. And because of your scored edge it looks like a strip of DP. A really lovely CAS design x
ReplyDeleteReally like the colour combo here, it has a fresh spring/summer feel to it, and the scored edges gives the flowers definition. Helen (Sydney)
ReplyDeleteNice simple and clean card. Glad to hear from you stampin'up is coming soon to Holland but i hope very soon!
ReplyDeleteYou always give me a reason to smile!
ReplyDeleteI agree with Victoria! Fabulous CAS card Vicky and I can see lots of my stamps working with this design:)
ReplyDeleteVal x
krafty-fabulousness! Love it. can't wait to play with this set.
ReplyDeleteTara
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Love this design Vicky, its simplicity really showcases the beautiful stamp image. I really like how the scored lines add an extra bit of class too.
ReplyDeleteThanks for your lovely comments on my recent post. Hope you are enjoying your family time too x x
lovely card,I like that stamp set a lot!
ReplyDeleteBeautiful design. I love the colours on the crumb cake base. Lynn x
ReplyDeleteNo wonder it's a fav layout Vicky - it works so well! Loving this interpretation. Hugs, Buttons x
ReplyDeleteHi Vicky
ReplyDeleteLove that stamp set.... Fabbby card
Hugs sylvie xxxx
More tantalizing scoring !! That stamp is great and the colours co-ordinate so beautifully with the base card another genius card from you.
ReplyDeleteMarie
So simple and so beautiful. Great idea. I haven't really used the set sofar. Now I will! :-)
ReplyDeleteEva