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Showing posts with label Greeting Farm Tweety Pie stamp set. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Greeting Farm Tweety Pie stamp set. Show all posts

Saturday, March 12, 2022

Missed Post - Valentine's Day Cards


I have been making an effort to use up bits and pieces that were created for other projects and have been sitting in the stash for a while.  I decided to put together a few valentines using these supplies and then promptly forgot to post the photos.  I'm sharing these cards where I tried to match the bits and pieces with pretty patterned papers in order to keep the card making simple and the result just as pretty.








Monday, February 4, 2019

Enclosure Cards for Valentine's Day







I had an idea for some enclosure cards for the store where I'm selling my handmade cards.  These simple cards were meant to have a quick creation because the price point would be low.  I used my Papertrey Ink You Have My Heart stamp set and Greeting Farm Tweety Pie stamp set. 






I used my Polychromos colored pencils to color in these images on colored cardstock card bases.  I absolutely love how they turned out. 



These last two, I didn't get a a good picture, but happened to have this poorly lit one on my phone. Such Valentine's Day fun!

Tuesday, February 27, 2018

Notecards from the Stash



I went through the stash this weekend and sifted out some supplies that have been languishing for far too long.  In this case, I'm pairing the last 6 x 6 pages of a patterned paper pad with some watercolored birdies stamped using my Greeting Farm Tweety Pie stamp set, some felt doilies from a give-away at a play all day event and some ephemera from a card kit.  All things I could have easily discarded, but hoarded instead because who knows when you will need a felt doily - can I get an Amen!?!



In each case, I fussy cut my tweety birds out, embellished one with eyelashes because one of those birds is supposed to be a male bird, but I wanted a feminine touch for these friend based cards.  I simply matched ephemera with the color scheme of the patterned paper and tried to find a sentiment worthy of the card.  Simple, but cute enough to give away.

What supplies are in your stash crying out to be put to good use?