The template I used was designed by Carol Lovenstein, something I found on Pinterest. Part of the plan with these was to use up a bunch of leftover images and make as many cards as possible — for a variety of uses — in a short amount of time. I finally got round to scanning them so I could share. All paper is from DCWV or Recollections, other details noted for individual cards. Click on an image for a larger view.
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| Stamps: Yukon (Stampin' Up, retired) ~ Ink: Basic Black (SU) Accessories: Word Window Punch, Computer Printed Greeting |
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| Stamps: Wildlife Reserve, Canvas (SU) Ink: Basic Black, Not Quite Navy Accessories: Word Window (SU) and Circle Punches (Marvy), Computer printed greeting |
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| Stamps: Wildlife Reserve, Canvas Ink: Basic Black, Not Quite Navy Accessories: Small circle punch (Marvy) |
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| Stamps: Wildlife Reserve (SU); Birthday Wishes (Unknown) Ink: Basic Black Accessories: Word Window Punch |
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| Stamps: Wildlife Reserve (SU) ~ Ink: Basic Black Accessories: Word Window Punch, Computer printed greeting, Circle punches (Marvy) |
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| Stamps: Wildlife Reserve, Canvas (SU) Ink: Basic Black Accessories: Word Window and Circle punches, Computer printed greeting |
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| Stamps: Dog (Inkadinkado) ~ Ink: Basic Black Accessories: Word Window Punch, Computer printed greeting |
More OSW cards to follow on Monday!
4 comments:
I love that puppy stamp! And the wolf. Maybe I need to get me some more...Not sure where I'd put them...
Thanks, Rebecca. The "Wildlife Reserve" set is one of my favorite animal sets from Stampin' Up. So glad I bought that one, as it is quite versatile. It's great for masculine cards, and I've used the eagle in the set for 4th of July.
Seems like you did some similar about a year ago.
Alice: It's possible. I like making large batches of cards, and finding a new template you like seems to add incentive for mass production.
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