Earlier this week I played with a couple of Amuse stamps I recently purchased. Needless to say, the cabana stamp caught my eye immediately. And then when I saw the "ready set recline" stamp, I knew I needed them both. I stamped the cabana on Whisper White cardstock and after punching a scallop circle in the Bordering Blue cardstock, I adhered the stamped image to the underside of the card front, centering it inside the scallop circle. I colored in the stripes and chair with my SU Bordering Blue marker (Did I ever mention how much I "love" my SU markers?). After tying the ribbon onto the card, the card still needed something and the Denami palm trees stamped in bl
ack ink were the perfect addition. This will be used as a Father's Day card for someone, but it would also be perfect for get well wishes or happy birthday greetings. As a matter of fact, I made a similar card using Barely Banana cardstock and I sent that to my son-in-law who was having some hand surgery. On the Barely Banana version, after stamping on the Whisper White cardstock, I punched the image and adhered that to the front of the card using dimensionals. The next time I make this card, I will use bright colors for that Key West look.
Earlier this week I played with a couple of Amuse stamps I recently purchased. Needless to say, the cabana stamp caught my eye immediately. And then when I saw the "ready set recline" stamp, I knew I needed them both. I stamped the cabana on Whisper White cardstock and after punching a scallop circle in the Bordering Blue cardstock, I adhered the stamped image to the underside of the card front, centering it inside the scallop circle. I colored in the stripes and chair with my SU Bordering Blue marker (Did I ever mention how much I "love" my SU markers?). After tying the ribbon onto the card, the card still needed something and the Denami palm trees stamped in bl
ack ink were the perfect addition. This will be used as a Father's Day card for someone, but it would also be perfect for get well wishes or happy birthday greetings. As a matter of fact, I made a similar card using Barely Banana cardstock and I sent that to my son-in-law who was having some hand surgery. On the Barely Banana version, after stamping on the Whisper White cardstock, I punched the image and adhered that to the front of the card using dimensionals. The next time I make this card, I will use bright colors for that Key West look.
This card is so cute!
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