Showing posts with label sweet love. Show all posts
Showing posts with label sweet love. Show all posts

Friday, June 10, 2011

June a|s "Studio Stampers" Blog Hop

Welcome to the Amuse|Studio HOP! If you are following in order, you should have just checked out Lianna Vigil's blog! before reaching here. If not, no worries you can continue from here or start from the begining at Krystie's blog .
You will be hopping out of your seats to get creative when you click around and see all the cool ideas using Amuse|Studio products.
We carry the latest and greatest red rubber cling stamps and paper products. I am a paper snob, sorry I just know what I like, and the patterned paper really should be called patterned cardstock. It is sturdy and can be used as a card base itself. I also love that the cardstock is white on the back; this means no more adding white to the inside and adding bulk. The cards I decided to share do not have a sentiment on the inside but I thought the outside said enough.



I popped the white stamped image off the card base using 3-D foam to show off the cut out. I added a small gingham strip to accent the open heart! Simple & bright!
A sweet simple card using only two stamp sets; hearts a plenty & hand scripted. The a|s inks really pop off the paper creating a nice vibrant image. I used a clear twinkle sticker and colored it with a copic marker. Which is a very clever trick I learned somewhere in my blog hopping!

All paper, stamps, ink, ribbon, twinkle stickers, are amuse products and
can be found in my store here

So carry on and enjoy your blog hopping!
Your next stop-on the HOP ------------->KARI

Krystie Hersch http://www.cleanandsimplecards.com
Lianna Vigil  
http://llamatales.blogspot.com/
Kellie Maggio YOU ARE HERE!


Be sure to like our group on Facebook @ Studio Stampers or the a muse studio page.

Tuesday, May 31, 2011

Oh Gumballs!

A quick card that I made for a friend. This was using all the new goodies from my Amuse Studio consultant kit. I am in love with the patterened paper which really should be called patterned cardstock, it is nice and thick. You can make your card base right out of it too. I used Copic markers to color the gumballs.



Gumball Machine from the Sweet Love Set