We're back! Stampendous & Clear Scraps with Jennifer and Pinky!
Jennifer is up first:
Hello friends! It's Jennifer and my turn to share what I created for the Clear Scraps + Stampendous blog hop! I made two cards with the lovely stamps I was sent!
For my first card, I cut a 12×12 Acrylic Sheet to 4.5 x 5 and stamped with Staz On ink in Black. I used the butterfly and flowers from the Jumbo Rubber Cling Spring Boquet set.
Then with a Q-tip, I lightly added alcohol ink in different colors to the flowers.
Inside my card, I used the a sentiment from the Thoughtful Wishes Clear Stamp set.
For my second card, I used the Birds and Cage Clearly Accent Embellishments to accent the front.
I first colored the bird with Watermelon Ranger Alcohol Ink and added a black enamel dot for its eye.
I colored the cage with Lettuce Ranger Alcohol ink. After drying, I stamped with the scroll from the Jumbo Rubber Cling Boquet Set. I love how it turned out! I added some cute yellow and blue ribbon that Stampendous sent, as well!
The inside is stamped with a sentiment again from the Thoughtful Words Clear Stamp Set. I love how a few of the sayings are curved! Very cute!
Thanks so much for stopping by! Check out the Stampendous blog to see what their team did with our Clear Scrap products! Hope you've found lots of inspiration this week! Have a great day!
Additional products used: paper, die cuts, chipboard decorative pins, resin flower: Crate Paper; cardstock: Bazzill; enamel dot: Teresa Collins Designs; misc: sewing machine, thread.
Pinky here with the very cool Send It Clear Cards from Clear Scraps plus the "Build A Bouquet" stamp set from Stampendous.
For this card I used StazOn ink to stamp the cover, then on the back I colored the back with alcohol ink markers, then I spray painted the back with Krylon spray paint.
For the ruffle I used paper ribbon and Beacon adhesive.
The cards come together so easily….love them!
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