Showing posts with label quiet fire design stamps. Show all posts
Showing posts with label quiet fire design stamps. Show all posts

Friday, October 2, 2009

Another quilt card and new stamps!

I have been putting my new (old) paper shredder to the test! For this card, I ran suede paper through (the magenta strips) as I knew that paper would give a richness to my "quilt" and would also show up the impressabilities embossing, just like the metallic paper.
I also used new stamps from Quietfire Designs....you know I love calligraphy and I love stamps, so I really love nice calligraphy stamps. Suzanne has a new sheet of stamps and I liked all of them! There is a "Queen of" image and then choices....I guess my kingdom would be "too much stuff"....which is one of the choices!
I have loved Quietfire since finding them...above is a card I made that Spellbinders used in their CHA booth for winter 2008.
No affiliation with them....just appreciate good work!
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Friday, October 31, 2008

Easy as pumpkin pie!

I know a lot of people do not have time to make complicated cards, so here is an example of a very easy one! I do love photography and when I was photographing my Trick or Treat Tags and my halloween cards, I used this pumpkin and quilt placemat sitting on the porch railing at the cabin in my photographs. I thought they made a great photo alone, so I shot it horizantally and vertically and left a spot for a verse. Now it will be on my computer to use however I want.

This verse is a stamp from Quiet Fire Design....they make some of my very favorite calligraphy stamps. I printed the photo on the same Avery cards that I mentioned in yesterday's post, stamped the verse, added a little ribbon and paper layering, and there you have it....an original card like no other in the world.

Here are the original photos I took......doesn't hurt to have a backdrop of fall leaves! The best photos are taken in the morning, as these were with the soft light or late afternoon when the sunlight is golden. My mother was planning on taking this pie pumkin home and making a real pie out of it.



Have a very happy and safe Halloween!!!