Paisleys & Posies – Global Stampers Challenge
I grew up with Paisley prints being in fashion. And they are making a big comeback – everywhere I look I see Paisley – paisley pyjamas, paisley tablecloths, blouses and quilt covers. And I love it all, so I was very excited to see the Paisleys & Posies Stamp Set and the Petals and Paisleys Specialty Designer Series Paper in the new Stampin’ Up! Christmas/Holiday catalogue.
The Global Stampers Design Challenge for this month is Paisleys & Posies featuring Rich Razzleberry, Mint Macaron and Delightful Dijon.
To colour the stamped images, I used our Stampin’ Write Markers and I was really surprised by how smooth they coloured. I will be using these a lot more in the future – usually I resort to watercolouring or blender pen.
‘Stepped Up’ version Paisleys & Posies
I have to admit that I created the ‘stepped up’ version of this card first. I needed a special birthday card for a friend. And then I decided to create another card as I knew I would be giving that card away. This time I kept it very simple (well, at least very simple for me). Not sure which card I prefer. Which one do you like better? Leave a comment to let me know.
The following post will contain some additional cards from other demonstrators from around the globe to further inspire you.
Stampin’ Up! Product List
For further information for the products used in today’s project, just click on the items below to view in my Online Store. I would love to be your Demonstrator if you don’t already have one and live in Australia. All these products can be purchased through my online shop or ordered through me. Please allow Demonstrator contact when ordering online so I can thank you properly. Stamp sets used in this project may be available in other mount options (wood-mount, clear-mount or photopolymer). I have listed the option that I used.
I love these cards. Still haven’t managed to cut up all the paper in the pack yet but I’m working on it.
I love how easy it was for you to step up the already gorgeous card! 🙂
Thanks Alicia. For me there is always conflict in creating between keeping it simple and stepping it up and up and up…… Thanks for dropping by.