Hi Everyone,
I thought I'd have a play with some newish stamp sets and just see what happened. I often do this to try out new stamp sets and get a feel for them. I've used the Gorgeous Leaves, Very Versailles, Eden's Garden and In Bloom and lots of different greens and a splash of crushed curry and early espresso. What shall I make with it?
Materials
1 full sheet of A4 basic white card stock
Very Versailles stamp set
Eden's garden stamp set
Gorgeous Leaves stamp set
In Bloom stamp set
Color & Contour stamp set
Soft Sea Foam ink
Pear Pizzazz ink
Old Olive ink
Soft Succulent ink
Crushed Curry ink
Early Espresso ink
Instructions
There aren't really any instructions, I just played. I started with soft sea foam and the large splodge from Gorgeous Leaves and randomly stamped all over the sheet.
Then I stamped the large leaf from Gorgeous Leaves in Pear Pizzazz, I tucked it into the splodges and I tucked a post it note in to it so I wasn't stamping the long stem.
Then I added the trailing vine from Very Versailles in Old Olive and some of the smaller leaves from Eden's Garden in Soft Succulent.
It needed a splash of colour so I went for one of the small flowers from In Bloom in Crushed Curry and stamped the centres with Early Espresso.
To get rid of the white space still left, I stamped the large flower from Eden's Garden in Soft Sea Foam and then I added the dottage from Color & Contour randomly, all over in Old Olive.
Now to decide what to make with it? Cards? Bookmarks? Gift Tags? What do you think? Let me know in the comments below.
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