It's time for another SOTW (Stamp of the Week) from Repeat Impressions and this time we have a beautiful chickadee for you! Be sur
e to visit The House That Stamps Built to see how YOU can purchase this exact stamp for 50% off.For at least 24 hours I had been thinking about the card I was going to create, I was going to make a little note set and I had rolled some ideas over and over in my head. When I finally got some time to stamp, I found this stamp MUCH larger than my mind had imagined. HA! Therefore, nothing that I had rolled around in my head worked - HA HA!
But alas, I still love my little chickadee; I went for another CAS card using PTI Kraft & Dark Chocolate. I stamped the image with Memento Rich Cocoa and colored it with Watercolor Pencils & OMS. Added some snow and some sand sparkle to my little birdy (can't see the sparkle
in these pictures - bummer) and adhered it all to a base of Kraft.Check out the additional eye candy created by the other Rock Stars:
Thanks for stopping by; I {heart} when you visit! Hugs, ~M.
WHAT'S IT TAKE?
Stamps: Repeat Impressions Chickadee at Rest
Papers: PTI Kraft, Dark Chocolate
Ink: Memento Rich Cocoa
Accessories: PTI Chocolate Baker's Twine, Watercolor Pencils, OMS, white gel pen
Michele, my favorite part about your card is the way you added the white "snow" detail to your leaves. That is such a pretty effect and I will definitely be trying that out in the future! :)
ReplyDeleteLove your card. The bakers twine looks great too!
Thanks for the fabulous inspiration today!
Love the kraft card, Michele! Your soft tones and the snow on the branches are a delight!!
ReplyDeleteWow!! Michele, I LOVE this...the image on the kraft looks amazing! Great highlight detail too!
ReplyDeleteLove the little chickadee on kraft with the snow! Great idea!
ReplyDeleteOoooh, love the earthy feel of this little bird on the Kraft CS. Soooo pretty! Thanks for playing along in my That's Krafty Thursday challenge! {{{hen hugs}}}
ReplyDeleteGreat card, Michele! Funny, I made a very similar card with this stamp a while back - great minds think alike! It really lends itself to kraft paper.
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