Last month I won a $15 gift certificate to the Stamplorations store. Since they were having their big birthday bash with select items 50% off on Monday/Tuesday, I ended up getting quite a stash with my money!
I decided to use that big Trust In The Lord stamp to create some bright bookmarks to tuck into a few of my Shelter: Postmarked cards.
The bookmarks were fairly simple to make ... I free hand panted a large watercolor heart behind the stamped sentiment and added a few splatters around the edges in the same colors.
I created matching crinkle ribbon using distress inks and Hug Snug seam binding.
Ink: Mermaid Lagoon/Seedless Preserves, Abandoned Coral/Picked Raspberry, Twisted Citron/Peacock Feathers Distress ink (Ranger), Black Tuxedo (Memento)
Misc. Crinkle Ribbon
Stamps: Trust in the Lord (Stamplorations)
This post linked to:
Stamplorations - Summer Vacation Tag Challenge
Word Art Wednesday - Anything goes
Stamplorations Never Ending Challenge - Use Stamplorations products
Time Out - Word Challenge -- (I used "heart")
6 comments:
Wonderful collection of book marks. Thanks so much for playing along at Time Out.
What a great way to use a heart with this quote! The bookmarks will be used with pleasure! Thank you for joining us at TIME OUT!
These are striking Esther, I love you hand drew the heart and the stamping over them is so clear. The added splashes work a treat. And I always love to these ribbons used, I don’t have any...I am so bad at using ribbons, but love to se them and in these bright colours they work a charm x
Oh I love those bookmarks. They are beautiful and encouraging.
Great goodies from STAMPlorations, too!
Congrats on your win, looks like you got quite a bit of goodies too!
That is a great proverb and love the hearts you added to your bookmarks!
Howdy Howdy -Stopping by as a Guest Designer at Word Art Wednesday to say - thank you for uploading your lovely art in the challenge -So love how you did the backgrounds on these cards! I love me Some Stamplorations products! Have a blessed week - and keep on crafting!
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