I am in love with this stamp set! It has the cutest images ever! It's called Wonderful Winterland, and features super cute kids doing all sorts of wintertime activities. (The sentiment is from For the Birds.) I also used a few of the patterns from the Snow Festival DSP pack to paper piece the diagonal stripe background - I love the color combination in this paper!
I colored the stamped image with a blender pen. I took the color combination straight from the DSP. It's a totally fool-proof way to choose colors for a card project. Even if I'm not actually using the paper on the project, I'll often pull color palettes from DSP collections.
OK, super quick, one more thing to share with you. This card is based on a sketch from the submission call for Paper Crafts magazine's Jan./Feb. 2013 issue. I didn't find out about it in time to actually submit (wish I had!) but I thought the sketch was really fun and creative. As you can see, I changed up the sketch quite a bit, which is why I wanted to show you the original sketch. Sketches are a great source of inspiration, but don't forget you can switch things up!
Happy Stampin'!
2012 Holiday Catalog Supplies:
#123819 Wonderful Winterland clear mount stamp set
(#123817 wood mount)
#126908 Snow Festival Designer Series Paper
2012-2013 Main Catalog Supplies:
#126407 For the Birds clear mount stamp set
(#126405 wood mount)
#100730 Whisper White cardstock
#120953 Crumb Cake cardstock
#126841 Primrose Petals cardstock
#126840 Gumball Green cardstock
#111352 Baja Breeze cardstock
#119685 Cherry Cobbler cardstock
#126861 Gumball Green ink
#126858 Primrose Petals ink
#126978 Soft Suede ink
#126960 Baja Breeze ink
#102845 Blender Pen
#109070 Whisper White Taffeta ribbon
#104199 Linen Thread
#101406 Staz-On Ink
#127555 Vintage Faceted designer buttons
#100037 Blush Blossom marker
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