When I have my monthly stamp classes, one of the things the girls told me they love is that I let them experiment with all of my products. I prep between 15-20 cards for them to choose from, and while the majority of the time they follow my sample card, they know that they can change the sentiment or add a different stamp set by browsing my wall of stamps, or use a different ribbon or embellishment by selecting them from a basket that is set out for their use. This way they don't always have to make what I like, they can personalize it to what they like or need. So today's post is a card made by Osleen McWilliams who attends my monthly classes. She liked the reverse masking technique, but needed a thank you card so she changed the sentiment and colors to create her own card.
The card uses Very Vanilla cardstock that was embossed with the Tulips Embossing Folder. For the sentiment, Osleen used the circle template that I had prepared and sponged Daffodil Delight ink to the inside of the punched out circle. She then stamped her image in the center of her sponged circle. Thanks Osleeen for letting me share your card today.
The following were used:
Cardstock: Very Vanilla #101650
Stamp Set: Kidoodles #122865 wood or #122867 clear
Ink: Daffodil Delight #119667, Early Espresso #119670
Accessories: Big Shot #113439, Framed Tulips Embossing Folder #121809, Stamping Sponge #101610
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