Hi everyone and welcome to another Terrific Tuesday!
Today’s project is part two of ways that you can use background stamps. Today I simply use it as a watermark image by embossing with clear embossing powder. I also demonstrate the inlay technique. All the details are in my video below.
Here is a picture of today’s card.
I chose to use the Burlapback ground stamp and paired it with the burlap ribbon to give this card a country theme
Before I share my video with you, I want to remind you of the Stampin’ Up!! colors that will be leaving May 31st. If you have ink pads and need refills, or need one or two more packs of your favorite color I suggest you order them ASAP! They are available while supplies last. Place your order online or email me at kim@kimsbasementbunch.com
As a reminder, here are the colors that will be leaving:
As most of you know, this past week was our dance recital for the girls. It’s always a FUN weekend but also a bitter sweet time for us. They have both worked so hard and we are so very proud of both of them and all their accomplishments this past year.
Here are some pictures after the first recital. SO PROUD!!
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Here is the video for this weeks project:
The winner of last weeks glue is Jennifer Jones! CONGRATULATIONS Jennifer. Jennifer won by simply joining my mailing list.
Remember you get your name in the drawing by either commenting on my video, joining my mailing list or commenting on my blog post. I love receiving feedback from all of you. Make sure you check back to see if that winner is you!
Up for grabs this week is a bolt of the burlap ribbon that I used on today’s card. One lucky winner will be announced on my blog next Tuesday so make sure you check back to see if you are a winner.
Oh I Love the looks of this one ! May need to order twice this month
Let me know if you need anything additional penny! happy to get it ordered for you!
Great technique, and so fun to see the girls' smiles. I love the picture of them with your mom. Sweetness all the way around.
Thank you Lucy!