Today I would like to share with you two cards that feature stamps from the September Hello Life set- available for $25NZD each or $64 for all three only for the month of September. I used the Cardmaking set for these two cards- to see a Pocket Page I have created with the Pocket Page set please click here.
I was totally inspired this month by some recent creations from Geri and I loved her floral card with striped patterned paper. This inspired me to use the stripe pattern in our new Nevermore paper packet, as well as the new Gold Foil Tape and our new Eggplant ink colour.
Instead of adding flowers, I embellished this card with our new Sangria and Zoe Complements.
The other card from Geri that took my fancy was this one using an embossing folder to create an inked background. I had so much fun creating this card!
I inked my embossing folder with two different ink colours and then squidged some Colonial White cardstock in between the folder. I then stamped the sentiment with the cute splotches added. I felt like it needed something else so I second generation stamped a background on the sentiment with the Brushstrokes stamp set. Lastly, I added a strip of the Whimsy Fundamentals paper to ground the design.
These stamp sets are only available from your CTMH consultant until the 30th September, I'd love you to leave a comment before heading off to the next stop, Maz Wood: Inky Fingers.
CTMH supplies used:
Card One
Cardstock: White Daisy
Embellishments: Gold Foil Tape, Sangria Complements, Zoe Complements
Ink: Eggplant
Paper Packet: Nevermore
Stamp set: Hello Life-Cardmaking
Card Two
Cardstock: Colonial White, Sorbet
Embellishments: Gold Sequins, Quatrefoil Embossing Folder
Ink: Black, Sorbet, Sunset
Paper Packet: Paper Fundmentals Whimsy Assortment
Stamp set: Brushstrokes, Hello Life-Cardmaking
I was totally inspired this month by some recent creations from Geri and I loved her floral card with striped patterned paper. This inspired me to use the stripe pattern in our new Nevermore paper packet, as well as the new Gold Foil Tape and our new Eggplant ink colour.
Instead of adding flowers, I embellished this card with our new Sangria and Zoe Complements.
The other card from Geri that took my fancy was this one using an embossing folder to create an inked background. I had so much fun creating this card!
I inked my embossing folder with two different ink colours and then squidged some Colonial White cardstock in between the folder. I then stamped the sentiment with the cute splotches added. I felt like it needed something else so I second generation stamped a background on the sentiment with the Brushstrokes stamp set. Lastly, I added a strip of the Whimsy Fundamentals paper to ground the design.
These stamp sets are only available from your CTMH consultant until the 30th September, I'd love you to leave a comment before heading off to the next stop, Maz Wood: Inky Fingers.
CTMH supplies used:
Card One
Cardstock: White Daisy
Embellishments: Gold Foil Tape, Sangria Complements, Zoe Complements
Ink: Eggplant
Paper Packet: Nevermore
Stamp set: Hello Life-Cardmaking
Card Two
Cardstock: Colonial White, Sorbet
Embellishments: Gold Sequins, Quatrefoil Embossing Folder
Ink: Black, Sorbet, Sunset
Paper Packet: Paper Fundmentals Whimsy Assortment
Stamp set: Brushstrokes, Hello Life-Cardmaking
Lauren, thank you so much. Love your cards using Hello Life!
ReplyDeleteBoth cards are beautiful lauren thank you for sharing
ReplyDeleteI love your second card... gotta try some 'squidging' I think - does that mean you didn't run it through an embossing machine, just hand pressed?
ReplyDeleteYes my squidging was just me squashing it together with my fingers :)
DeleteLove the card where you've used the embossing folder as a stamp. so clever!
ReplyDeleteLovely cards, I too will have to try the colour on the embossing folder, it looks so nice.
ReplyDeleteI love to do mono printing with the embossing folders although I think I like your terminology better! It looks fantastic on your card & the colours are just lovely. Great interpretation of Geri card too. Thanks for introducing her blog - I will have to spend some time on that.
ReplyDeleteI love the simplicity of your cards Lauren. Thank you for sharing. :)
ReplyDeleteYour cards are divine! Thank you for sharing!
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