Hello and happy Friday everyone! Rosemary here with an artsy little card that I made with the Everyday stamp set and two of my favorite Precious Remembrance Shop stamp sets, DIY and Positive Thoughts. Several years ago I made a card using the feather image from the DIY set to create a stylized heart. I decided to do that again for my card today.
My first love when it comes to papercrafting is just plain stamping. I love to combine images from different sets with fun colors and see where things take me. That is one of the things I have liked so much about Precious Remembrance Stamps. The ability to combine images and just have fun! I found a fun color palette that included pink, red, blue and green and got to work. I spent some time stamping the images in different colors to see what would work best. I knew the stylized heart would be red and originally I had the heart background stamped in pink, but then as I got further into the process I realized that I didn’t want the hearts (from the Positive Thoughts set) down the side of the bottom panel to be blue and green so I changed the background for the heart to the blue and stamped the hearts in pink and green. I finished up the bottom panel by adding the sentiment from Positive Thoughts in red and then stamping the dot image from Everyday in pink over the heart. I added the arrow image from DIY over the hearts with the light blue and then added the splatter image (also from DIY) in green. I mounted the heart panel over the bottom panel with foam tape. The sentiment from the Everyday set was stamped in VersaFine CLAIR Nocturne, trimmed down and adhered. Everything was then adhered to a light gray cardstock base. I really love how this turned out and I hope I gave you some ideas as to how to combine images from different Precious Remembrance Shop sets.
Wishing you a wonderful Christmas!
3 Comments
Absolutely wonderful stamping, Rosemary! Such a beautifully creative card showing how versatile these stamps are!
Great card and stamping again Rosie 😉 Viv xx
This is amazing Rosemary! I love how effortlessly you layered all of the images!