Up first is this card that uses a technique I like to call "stamp dissection". The technique is exactly what the name implies... I cut apart my stamp (in this case, into three sections) for easier inking and interesting color combinations. You can piece it together on your block if you want to stamp a solid color.
The three "stamps" I created are:
- make a
- teeny candle flame (that dots the i in wish)
- wish (minus the candle flame dot of course)
I stamped the Mod Borders triangle stamp in Lemon Drop ink, and the birthday sentiment in a combination of Lemon Drop, Razzle Berry, and Black Licorice inks. It was all stamped on the new Smooth White Card Stock, which is PERFECT for solid stamps. Love it!
I popped up the front white panel to add a little dimension.
Up next is another card that embraces the use of white space. Once again, I used Mod Borders and stamped it along 3 Smooth White panels, in three different colors; Blu Raspberry, Grape Jelly, and Razzle Berry. I lined them up precisely so the top of each panel always started with a full "open triangle".
The sentiment is from Birthday Sentiments, and I stamped the two stamps in two colors; Razzle Berry and Black Licorice. I accented the card with the color-matched buttons and added a circle of card stock beneath each one in the matching color. This prevented too much of the white from showing behind the button holes and offered a more solid accent. Each one was stitched on with a needle and thread.
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Awesome cards! Love the simple and clean look!
ReplyDeleteNice!! Love the CAS, fun use of the buttons, too!
ReplyDeletelove these great designs and how you used the buttons!
ReplyDeleteSimply stunning.....you are a master at clean and simple.I would love to be able to make less look more.I know you know what I mean!!
ReplyDeleteCongratulations Jody!
LOVE the birthday sentiment! My wish list is too large this month. Decisions, decisions......
ReplyDeleteWOW Jody!!! I am a little speechless here!! Your cards are incredible!!
ReplyDeletefabulous card
ReplyDeleteFabulous and fun, Jody!
ReplyDeletebeautiful Jody! so crisp and clean and fabulous. I cut my stamps apart, too!
ReplyDeleteBeautiful cards! I love your color combos. Great idea to separate the stamps.
ReplyDeleteI love your cards! I am a simple stamper so these really spoke to me!!
ReplyDeleteThe cards is gorgeous makes it pop so well with the vibrant colors
ReplyDeleteFabulous cards - love the crisp, clean look and the fun colors!
ReplyDeleteThese are both wonderfully fun cards! I particularly like the second with the modified color blocking!
ReplyDeleteGreat Cards and love the CAS look of them. They would be wonderful for any recipient.
ReplyDeleteI love these - your cards & the stamps!
ReplyDeleteWow, I love the cards, the mod pattern card withits three panels is awesome , love it
ReplyDeleteFabulous clean-and-simple designs, Jody! The pink and yellow on the first one is fantastic!
ReplyDeleteLove these cards. I am seriously in need of CAS training. Or maybe an embellishment intervention would be more in order. Anyway, I spend a touch to much time on each card I make. Thanks for the awesome examples to help me with my "training".
ReplyDeleteLove it!! Love the colors!!
ReplyDeleteAbsolutely FABULOUS!!! LOVE these to bits!!
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