Thursday, May 2, 2024

Krafty Chicks Challenge #714: Stamps

Happy Krafty Chicks Thursday to you!

 It's the first week of a brand new month, which means it's our STAMP week challenge. As long as something is stamped on your project, (rubber, polymer or digi) (sentiment or image), it qualifies for the challenge. 

 

Today we also usually introduce a new Guest Designer to play in the Hen House with us but Rachelle of Red Cre8s is with us for another month. Let us send her some love in her comment section.

For our stamp challenge this week, I created an Encouragement card. Here's a close up:

This card came together quickly as most of the elements were all ready for me. Sometimes while creating a project, I decide to go another way or the element doesn't fit right as envisioned so I stash them in the stamp case for another day. Today was the day to put  these together! I only have to emboss the background layer and assemble.

Products used:

  • Stamp sets: Mountain Air and Charming Sentiment stamp (retired)
  • Card Stock: Crumb Cake (120953), Garden Green (102584), Basic White (159276)
  • Ink Pads: Garden Green (147089), Crumb Cake (147116), Early Espresso (147114), Pool Party (147107)
  • Accessories: 3D Fern Embossing Folder (158804), Majestic Mountain Dies (retired), Stitched Shaped Dies (retired), Linen Thread (104199), Blending Brushes (153611), Stampin' Dimensionals (104430)

No card is complete without finishing the inside with a coordinating image. Same goes for the envelope. Keeping it simple.

Here's a direct link to our wonderful Design Team's personal blogs:

Leanne's Blog

Denise's Blog

Lori's Blog

Rachelle (Guest Designer) 

3 comments:

  1. Wow what a fantastic card Diane. I love the rustic colour scheme and the embossed background looks awesome. Hope you're having a great day friend x x

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  2. This is so wonderful, love the scene and the inside is always a bonus! Great card friend. Have a nice day! Hugs, L

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  3. This is such a great masculine design! I love this layout and the color palette choices!

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