If you liked yesterday's sneak peeks, wait till you see today's...they're wonderful!!!!! I almost gave you a sneak peek of a sneak peek - late (and I mean late) last night I was just about ready to publish my post when I realized, I was showing the wrong stamp set, it isn't scheduled to be previewed until tomorrow!!!!!!!!!! Well, needless to say, I was happy I discovered my near mistake, but too tired to fix it all. So now I'm late...oh well, such is life!!! On to the stamp sets -- this adorable set is called
Mushroom Whimsey. This set is so full of possibilities for cuteness!! This mushroom top I paper pieced.
Now this mushroom top is a separate stamp -- too cute! The scrap DSP I found in my scrap bin provided the inspiration for this card. The orange polka dotted layer is actually the back of the same paper! And I still have some leftover!!! You really must check out my fellow DT'ers for some real inspiration:
Now I was all over this set, called
Scripture Children. I love silhouette stamps, and these adorable children and sentiments are a must have for your stamp collection! Again, scrap DSP was used along with my favorite brown and any other colors! I had the flower embellishment by K & Co. in my stash for quite sometime, so why not put it out now!
With summer comes all the patriotic holidays, so I wanted to do a red, white, and blue card. Alright, so I used vanilla instead of white, but you catch my drift! Sweet and simple, with the beautiful beaded flower brad sent to me by my friend Melissa. This stamp set is being previewed by these talents, so go take a look:
If you liked yesterday's sneak peeks, wait till you see today's...they're wonderful!!!!! I almost gave you a sneak peek of a sneak peek - late (and I mean late) last night I was just about ready to publish my post when I realized, I was showing the wrong stamp set, it isn't scheduled to be previewed until tomorrow!!!!!!!!!! Well, needless to say, I was happy I discovered my near mistake, but too tired to fix it all. So now I'm late...oh well, such is life!!! On to the stamp sets -- this adorable set is called Mushroom Whimsey. This set is so full of possibilities for cuteness!! This mushroom top I paper pieced.
Now this mushroom top is a separate stamp -- too cute! The scrap DSP I found in my scrap bin provided the inspiration for this card. The orange polka dotted layer is actually the back of the same paper! And I still have some leftover!!! You really must check out my fellow DT'ers for some real inspiration:
Now I was all over this set, called Scripture Children. I love silhouette stamps, and these adorable children and sentiments are a must have for your stamp collection! Again, scrap DSP was used along with my favorite brown and any other colors! I had the flower embellishment by K & Co. in my stash for quite sometime, so why not put it out now! 
With summer comes all the patriotic holidays, so I wanted to do a red, white, and blue card. Alright, so I used vanilla instead of white, but you catch my drift! Sweet and simple, with the beautiful beaded flower brad sent to me by my friend Melissa. This stamp set is being previewed by these talents, so go take a look:
7 comments:
Hi Linda,
All fabulous samples... you too have been a very busy girl!
Beautiful cards! Linda the children ones are fabulous in layout, papers and design. Wonderful sneaks.
Wow, these are all pretty amazing, Linda. Very beautiful and very inspiring ;D
Hi Linda, wow girl! All just adorable! Love the coloring on the first card - red and yellow - way happy!! Love the mushroom paper with the mushrooms - just perfectly cute! They are all just wonderful - great job!!!
I love these cards! The children silhouettes are precious and the mushrooms are so the rage! TFS
What fun mushroom cards, you picked such cool colors for each of them! I like the children cards you did.... just precious! Your designs are always so fresh and classy!
Seriously? You had mushroom DP in your stash? How perfect! I love the paper pieced top for the first card. And the cards with the children on them are just precious!
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