These seed package stamps are part of a set the awesome Meg sent me for Christmas. The plant images would also be fun to colour, but for this card I decided to ink them up on old olive cardstock, and used some kraft cardstock behind them to resemble old-style seed packets. I've been starting seeds the past few weeks to get ready for spring planting, so this card really epitomizes the season for me.
What about you? Make a spring card or other project and join us! We have a great prize from Digital Delights on offer this week, so why not play along?
Supplies: Stampin' Up very vanilla & old olive cardstock, Stampin' Up patterned paper, TPC Studio Victory Garden stamps, Memento tuxedo black ink, dimensionals
I love how they look on kraft - too perfect!
ReplyDeletePerfect stamps for this challenge and I like that you left them uncoloured. They look totally retro and that strip of patterned paper is perfect. :)
ReplyDeleteThey are very cool stamps and I like the way you have used a bit of kraft as a packet. The whole card is very fresh and "springy".
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ps. I am not sure why my blog did not want to let you leave your comment yesterday-strange.
Hi Lindsey! Your card is so fresh and it makes me want to start a garden of my own! I don't have a green thumb but I miss helping my Grandmother with her garden when I was a young girl! Good memories!
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What a super stamp! I love how you stamped three of them. Lovely card.
ReplyDeleteLook at you Lindsey! I love this trio of stamps. Original and cool, always amazing to stop by. Missed ya soooo much. hugsxoxoxox
ReplyDeleteThis is awesome and a great image to go with no colouring! Totally speaks "spring" to me!!
ReplyDeleteThose are awesome stamps! I love the elegant design of this card.
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