New to me, that is! I've ordered a few products from The Greetery over the last little while, and finally had a chance to play with them this month. My niece and I are both Greetery fans, so this is what I made her for her birthday:
Let's start with that amazing background... these are called "Shiplap" dies, a set of six planks with nail holes and a faint embossing of woodgrain. I started by inking a strip of pale grey cardstock with blue and darker grey inks, then painted a streaky stroke of white over top. The six dies allow you to quickly cut out enough planks to cover a card base as I've done here.
The Pitcher & Bittersweet stamps are multi-step stamps that I used with my Misti to have a bit of an assembly line to stamp and cut multiple images. I used Distress Oxide Inks applied with foam inking brushes. Lots of steps involved to put this together, but I am so happy with the results! And... by doing an assembly line, I have enough pieces to assemble 8 different cards. I did a warmer toned version, so stay tuned for that one. Happy Birthday, Allie!
3 comments:
This is so pretty! I love the colors and I'm sure she will too!
Karen, your card is gorgeous and I'm really loving your colors!! I'm a big Greetery fan as well and don't seem to find enough time to play!
The colors are so soothing. I haven't used my shiplap yet. I have lots of pieces cut out, but just can't seem to get them to look right on a card. I have the pitcher so this is good inspiration!
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