A beautifully lettered quote is all you need to make a beautiful card.
Serendipity Stamps design team member Miriam Napier created this card for our current “Shades of Grey” challenge. Below are several other examples of cards made using our “We Don’t See Things” stamp.
Be sure to enter the Serendipity Stamps Challenge! Hop over to the challenge blog and check it out. Don’t be shy – we love seeing what our customers are doing and you could win $20 off your next order!
Happy Halloween everyone! Remember – if you don’t want your Chick O Stix, Almond Joys or Mounds I’ll take them!
Design Team Member Jeanne Jachna used our Trick or Treat stamp (also currently 50% off in our Wood Mounted Sale) to create her “Words Up Front” card for the current Serendipity Stamps Challenge. Have you entered your design yet? You still have time!
I’ve added our beautiful collection of new spring and summer stamps to the New Stamps section of our website! And to introduce the new line I’ve asked Kris Breach to be our Guest Designer! Kris has started us out with a very fun and creative graduation announcement using the Great Job cling set. You can also order the 3 stamps from this set individually. Kris cut the graduation cap with an SVG (cutting file) and embossed the Stamp of Approval with black embossing powder. Then she used a Versamark pen to ink up just the “Great” and embossed that in Gold e.p. then washed it and did the same with the
word “job!” She also machine stitched the designer paper onto the top of the cap and taped a pink piece on the backside to hide the stitching. Below you see th inside of her card. Watch for lots more from Kris in the coming month!
This week all of our Word and Verse stamps are 20% off. Ends Monday April 23rd.
This card was made by Miriam Napier for our design team’s latest challenge – Flourishes. She used There’s Nothing In A Caterpillar and Flourish for her card. Visit Miriam’s blog for details and then check out our other DT member’s blogs to see their creations.
Want some more Word and Verse inspiration? Click the little thumbnails in the gallery below to see larger versions.
