Try Stamping on Tuesday!

My week to post for the design team of Try Stamping - or not- on Tuesday challenge blog.  At first look at the sketch I was like oh my, what the heck am I going to do with that.  But after a  bit of thought this idea came to me and I think it is just adorable--especially since that in a Valentine set and I love the use sets for cards they are not originally designed for.  Be a great young boy card. 

 

Stamps: Hey Valentine, Cupcake Party, And Many More and Just Saying

Paper: Basic Gray, Whisper White, Back to Black DP, scrap dp

Ink: Basic Black, Real Red

Other: word bubble framelits, markers

Here is the sketch for you to consider playing along with us. 

Click here to add you sample or just see the rest of the teams samples and be inspired.

 

I just wanted to mention the name change before I go.  We are now "Try Stampin' - or Not - on Tuesday.  Too many of you thought that you have to stamp in order to enter a card.  That is not the case.  ALL FORMS of crafting are encouraged. So come on and play along.

Mary Jo

Try Stamping on Tuesday!

My week again and I am still using the darling Sea Street stamp set!  Short and sweet post today as I am camping with my son.  Here is the sketch....

And my sample...

So fun I mixed the Sea Street set with the Just Saying word bubble set.

Same color  combo as yesterday--Coastal Cabana Night of Navy, Real Red and Whisper White!

Have a great day and while you are at it why not visit the Try Stamping on Tuesday site and play along!  CLICK HERE>

Mary Jo

Pink and Red thank you!

Valentine colors for a non-Valentine, lol.  Why not I did non-Valentine for a Valentine last week.  So I thought it would be fun to turn it around for this week's Try Stamping on Tuesday Challenge.  Here is my card...

I used my brand new Just Saying stamp set with matching framelits.  Pretty fun to work with.  I used the wide oval to make the big bubble for the Awesome Thanks sentiment.  I put the card stock on the bottom of the die only and cut the bottom then put only the top in the top part and cut that.  Does that even make sense--you need to be careful to only cut one edge.  It made a nice wide bubble with the sides cut off so I could mount it on a piece of Real Red to make it pop.  The sketch twist for the week is Red, Pink and White--of course I added Black to make it pop!   Here is the sketch

Twist: Red, white and pink

Card details:  Stamps: Just Saying, Yippee-Skippee
Paper: Pink Pirouette, Real Red, Whisper White and Frush Prints DP
Ink: Real Red
other: word bubble framelits, black and red  marker, bakers twine, rhinestone, Itty Bitty Shapes Punch pack: