Showing posts with label Falala. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Falala. Show all posts

Sunday, October 16, 2022

Falala

 My Falala card theme continues!  Once again using this wonderful stamp/die set from Pigment Craft Company - and using up some ancient holiday paper.  I got four done!



Sunday, October 2, 2022

Modern Poinsettia

 It's been a productive week on the Christmas card front - I completed six more today, using the Modern Poinsettia stamp set from Pigment Craft Company.  This is such a wonderful, oversized image, created to stamp as shown to complete the floral spray.  With the help of my Misti, I stamped multiples, using Pigment Craft Company inks (love their palette!).  The sentiment is from Falala, stamped and die cut, then matted on some silver glitter cardstock.  I may add a few tiny rhinestones before putting these in the mail:





Saturday, October 1, 2022

World Cardmaking Day!

Definitely a day worth celebrating!  I was happy to get a real leg up on my Christmas cards today.  This is the wonderful Falala stamp and die set from Pigment Craft Company.  I love the sentiment, and pulled out an assortment of older patterned papers that I've been hoarding saving, and made up some fun, bright cards:





Happy to have nine more in my stash!  Hope you have time for some crafting this weekend.

Thursday, October 21, 2021

Deck the Halls

 Here's the second card that I put together this week using Berry Merry, Winter Sprigs and Falala from Pigment Craft Co.  I'm using up some old CTMH paper that I've had for years, and I really liked how this sentiment worked on a slimline card:






Tuesday, October 19, 2021

Wishing You Joy

 I've been stamping up a huge pile of greenery from two of my new Pigment Craft Company stamp sets this week, and put a couple of them together into cards tonight.  Here's my first one using Winter Sprig stamps and dies and the Falala sentiment set:

I used my Misti to stamp my multiples using Distress Oxide inks, and grabbed my background die from The Greetery to cut my kraft cardstock, and mounted it to my base with 3D foam adhesive.

A little twine bow finished it off.  Starting to get in the zone of holiday crafting!

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