Multi Step Stamping

Hello, I have another card to share with you that is 

using the Kitchen Sink stamp multi stamping flower.

This is the same stamp as I used in my last post, while I was

making the previous card I had stamped out a few of the

flowers in different colors to decide which colors I wanted

to use.  So when I saw the sketch this week at 

Crazy 4 Challenges it was perfect to use one of those

flowers I had stamped.

Here is the sketch

and here is my card.

I replaced the center square with a circle that I die cut using a 

stitched circle. All the papers are from a Close to my Heart

paper pack called Roxie.  It is a few years old but I love the colors

and patterns.

Even the 2 strips across the card, they are the top strip

of 12 x 12 piece of paper that I cut off.

It was a simple card to put together but I love how it 

turned out.

Thanks for stopping by.

Flowers of Friendship

Hello, hope everyone is doing well.

Today I have a card to share with you that I created following

the sketch this week at 

Freshly Made Sketches

A couple years ago I heard of stamp company named

Kitchen Sink Stamps most of their stamps are multi-step stamps

so the images you stamp all the layers separate so it gives

them dimension.

Both of the flowers were stamped in 4 layering including the

center.  The sentiment is from the same set.  The set

is called Daisy you can check it out HERE.

I used Catherine Pooler inks to stamp them,

The yellow background in an embossing folder from

Cuttlebug.

That is it, hope you liked my card and I am grateful you stopped by.

Challenges entered:

Freshly Made Sketches - sketch - ends 6/18

4 Crafty Chicks - Birds & Blooms - ends 6/20

Aud Sentiments - anything goes/sentiment - end 6/18

Crafting with Attitude - anything goes - ends 6/24

Southern Girls - anything goes - ends 6/27

An Old Classic

Hi, I am pretty excited to share this card with you.

Recently I ran across a stamp company called

Kitchen Sink Stamps.  I had never heard of them but while

doing a blog hop back in September for My Sweet Petunia (MISTI)

they were featured and I was hooked.

I used the Old Classic Truck set and following the sketch

at Sweet Sketch Wednesday I created this card.

Here is the sketch I followed.

The truck stamp is a multi-step stamping, in fact, this particular image

has 7 steps to it.  It adds so much dimension.  The biggest problem is picking

out your shades of ink. 

I had just ordered a couple sets at the time but I will definitely keep

this site bookmarked to check out some of the other sets they have.

The Kitchen Sink Stamps has a blog also so check it out HERE.

Thanks for stopping by, I hope you enjoyed my card.