Thanks so much for stopping in today. I love fellow crafters visiting. Feel free to stop in and say hello.
Have you had a close look at the Amazing Life stamp set from Stampin' Up!? It's quite a fabulous set, which i didn't realise until i started using it, lol. Hey, it happens lol.
You can do weddings, birthdays, encouragement, and good luck cards.
I'm not one who uses a lot of green, but something tells me that will change!
I have never owned a set with four leaf clovers so for my first play with this set i went straight for the clover and good luck sentiment.
I LOVE that good luck sentiment, so very nice, and it's even better that we can colour in the Luck part with whatever colour you choose. Whoo Hoo!
I actually started this card on some scrap paper just in case it was horrible. Turns out everything worked the way i wanted and i kept the scrap piece and made this little St Patricks/Good Luck card.
I started off by die cutting piece from the Eclectic Layers Thinlits. I used this piece as a mask and coloured it in with my Light Call Me Clover stampin blend. While the mask was still on i sprayed it Frost White Shimmer Paint. You can't see it in the pic, but it is there.
Then i stamped the sentiment in Call Me Clover ink, coloured the word Luck in light Call Me Clover stampin blend. I stamped out 3 clovers and coloured them in Call Me Clover.
So much clover going on in this card huh?? haha.
After adhering the clovers down i coloured some Clear Rhinestones with, yep you guessed it, Call Me Clover stampin' blends. Don't you love how we can colour any gems in the colour we want, all thanks for alcohol markers. LOVE THAT!
I know in the picture the piece of foil i used looks copper, but it's not, it's gold foil and adds a really nice little extra to the card.
I layered my sentiment piece onto a piece of Granny Apple Green card stock, then adhere onto my card.
The inside is stamped in Call Me Clover with a teeny piece of scrap Granny Apple Green card stock ran along the bottom.
Until next time, Be Happy Be Kind Be Creative.
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