11Valerie11 posted a fun
Try a New Technique challenge on SCS today - to make little 3x3 warm up cards! The idea is that you can finish a 3x3 card in ~15 minutes, and it gets your creative juices flowing for your bigger projects. Hmm. Nice theory! Being the ultra-slow stamper that I am, these little sweeties took me far too long, and now I'm way too tired to be warmed up to do anything but sleep!! :-) They were a lot of fun though, and this was a perfect challenge for me - I've been meaning to make some 3x3 cards to have as hostess incentives at workshops. Voila! I have
three of them done now! (thought I'd be able to pump out a few more tonight - HA!) (What is it with me and always underestimating how long it will take me to do a card or scrapbook page?!?!) :-) Tonight I finally played with my Double-Line Doodles set that I got at the SU Regional in Houston back in February. This set will be in the new catalog in July - sorry girls, you'll have to wait a bit for this one! I also focused on my Palette O' Prints (which I *love*) and stuck to those four colors throughout. Ok, thanks for looking & goodnight!!
- Stamps: Double-Line Doodles, Everyday Flexible Phrases, Amazing to Zany
- Paper: Palette O' Prints, So Saffron, Certainly Celery, Rose Red, Almost Amethyst, Whisper White
- Ink: Black StazOn, Almost Amethyst, SU markers
- Accessories: Celery Grosgrain, Marvy scallop punch, white gel pen, small oval punch, tool kit, Rich Regals brads, Stardust Stickles
Love your 3x3 cards! That paper is very pretty! I love dots!
ReplyDeleteThose are SO lovable, glad you took the time to post, night night, sleep tight...
ReplyDeleteCute 3x3 cards. I'm like you...always stressing over the little details and taking waaay too long on something that should be quick. I really enjoy your blog! Thanks for sharing your art and ideas. Crystal N.
ReplyDeleteThese are absolutely adorable!
ReplyDeleteWow! These are so adorable! You did a fabulous job on all of them!
ReplyDeletehey what a way to have fu..thanks for sharing an getting me way from the computer and in frontm of the stamping desk.. wheeeee..
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