Hi There. I just wanted to share a small post with you tonight. I made a card for this week's Global Design Project colour challenge. Here is the inspiration;


And, here is the card I ended up with;


I started with the Mint Macaron DSP from the stack. Then, I stamped with Rich Razzleberry using the diagonal stamp, thus creating the cross-hatch pattern.


I then stamped the bird using all three colours. I'll be honest that I started it out as a test, but I liked it so it ended up on the card. I then used the Layering Circles and cut out the bird and a scalloped frame for it in Rich Razzleberry and mounted using dimensionals.


I then stamped on white using Basic Black on Whisper White. I then cut it out using the Project Life Framelit kit. I then mounted it on Burlap.

I'm a real fan of how the background turned out. I'm definitely going to try this with some other colours.

Products Used

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Picture Perfect Photopolymer Stamp Set	Layering Circle Framelits Dies	2015-2017 In Color Designer Series Paper Stack
Rich Razzleberry A4 Card Stock	Card Stock A4 Blushing Bride	Whisper White A4 Card Stock
Project Life Cards & Labels Framelits	5/8" (1.6 Cm) Burlap Ribbon

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Thanks so much for stopping by today. Today, I'm having a part in the challenge blog Global Design Project. This week, it is a sketch challenge - here is the challenge diagram.


As you might know, my awesome wife Kylie is one of the design team. Here is her card for this weeks sketch challenge. Oh, and here is mine;


I LOVE the Labeler Alphabet stamp set. When I first saw it, it took me back to my childhood. We had a handheld orange labeler, similar to this;


I remember as a kid when I first learned how to use this - I labeled EVERYTHING! I would label a book as 'BOOK' and in the pantry - I would label everything....

So, this was one of the first stamp sets I chose from the annual catalogue. And, since it was on the table after Kylie used it for her GDP card, I decided that I would use it too!



The great thing about this lettering set - there are multiples of most letters. In real terms - if I want to stamp HELLO, I can do it in ONE GO, rather than H - E - L - _ - O and then go back and stamp the second L. I decided to use the HELLO stamped multiple times as a background.

I used the additional HELLO stamp from the Pop of Paradise stamp. I really wanted it to stand out, so I used it in real red. In assembling the card, I used Foam Adhesive strips and dimensionals to make it stand out (literally).


I added two banners and some thick bakers twine for some visual interest. Oh, and you might notice that it is skinnier than the normal size. No reason for this - it just looked better that way.

What to you think?

Colours Used

Here are the colours I used. I am a real fan of these three.

Products Used

Below I have included a link to the products used on this card.

Labeler Alphabet Photopolymer Stamp Set $30.00	Pop Of Paradise Clear-Mount Stamp Set $33.00	Whisper White Thick Baker's Twine $6.25
Basic Gray A4 Card Stock $14.00	Card Stock A4 Smoky Slate $14.00	Real Red A4 Card Stock $14.00
Basic Gray Archival Stampin’ Pad $12.25	Smoky Slate Classic Stampin' Pad $11.50	Real Red Classic Stampin' Pad $11.50

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Hello there are thanks so much for stopping by today. For todays post, Im playing along with the design team over at the Global Design Project. This week, it is a theme challenge. I have included the challenge diagram for the week below;


And, here is the card I ended up with;


The first time I saw the 'Places we Go' stamp, I didn't think it was a globe - I immediately thought it was a disco ball. So, when I saw the inspiration for this week, I thought - PERFECT!

Last week, I posted some photos of some Project Life layouts I did. If you missed the post, click here to see it. I'm telling you about it because there is a card in the Good Vibes collection that I absolutely LOVE! Here it is;


So, I wanted to use that on this card. But, the card is only 2 x 3 and I wanted it larger. So, recreated an A6 version (very close to 4 x 6) using card stock.


I stamped the globe stamp (which for this card, we shall call the disco ball) onto window sheets and punched out. I then punched out some silver card and lightly glued them together and mounted using dimensionals. To create the chain, I used the Rhinestones.


I LOVE the labeled alphabet. It was MUCH easier to use than I expected. I had stamped it straight but then I had the idea of using the duet banner punch and I realigned the letters to follow the shape of the banner.


I then decided it needed a bit more bling so I cut the coloured card down and mounted it on glimmer paper. It is very OTT.

Products Used

Below is a list of some of the products used. Click on any of the images below to go to our online store and buy them now.

Places You'll Go Photopolymer Stamp Set	Labeler Alphabet Photopolymer Stamp Set	Duet Banner Punch
Silver Foil Sheets	Silver Glimmer Paper	2" Circle Punch
Rhinestone Basic Jewels Embellishments	Night Of Navy A4 Card Stock	Mint Macaron A4 Cardstock
Emerald Envy A4 Cardstock	Peekaboo Peach A4 Cardstock	Flirty Flamingo A4 Cardstock
Window Sheets

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