Sunday, August 6, 2017

Summer Cards


I went digging into my snippets box to find bits of cardstock and dsp to make 2 summer-themed cards. I used an older wooden stamp set given to me by my DIL when I first began stamping. This card makes use of a snippet of Lawn Fawn plaid dsp, along with some SU! peekaboo peach cardstock. I die cut the large and small squares with a Gina Marie Designs stitched square die set and colored the images with Copics and glaze pens. The sentiment is from Unity.


Here's another one done with MFT snippets of green and yellow dsp along with some SU! pool party card stock snippets. All stamps are from the same wooden stamp set as the card above, and were cut with the same Gina Marie Designs stitched square dies.

I'm sharing these with the Dies R Us challenge #78 - summertime fun
(I was lucky enough to win this challenge last week, yay!)

and the Snippets Playground #293 and #294 - use snippets

Thanks for stopping by and enjoy what's left of summer by getting out and taking in some warm sunshine!

Carol

18 comments:

  1. Both cards are fabulous Carol! What a great design idea! Thanks so much for playing in our ‘Summertime Fun’ challenge at Dies R Us! Please come back again soon!

    Darlene (DRU Blog Leader)
    DIES R US CHALLENGE BLOG
    DAR’S CRAFTY CREATIONS Please come for a visit.

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  2. Well now, you did not tell me you had a winner last week! Nice job! These summertime sweeties sure do fill the bill for this weeks challenge, also! Perfect color combo to use up those bits!

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  3. Hi Carol,
    what a very super Snippets make.
    Such a clever design and wonderful colours also.
    Lots of crafty love. Jenny L.

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  4. Both cards are super duper awesome, Carol! Love the colors and of course those adorable summertime images! Hope your enjoying this beautiful weather we have right now because tomorrow the rain is moving in. I love not having my ac on! Take care and thanks for sharing these summery cards! Hugs~

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  5. Two great summery snippets card - wish the weather knew it was supposed to be summer.

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  6. Two super cards Carol, fun holiday images and great colours.
    Pauline - Crafting with Cotnob
    x

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  7. Congrats for your well deserved won at the challenge, Carol!
    These stitched squares dies seems so useful, and you made two striking cards with them! Well done using your scraps, as always!

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  8. Two fun summer cards. Thanks for joining us at Dies R Us Challenge Blog. We hope to see more of your designs in future challenges.
    Kathy
    DRU DT

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  9. These are super cute summer cards made from your snippets box, Carol! Love that "beach bum" sediment!! Hugs, Darnell

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  10. Cool cards, love them both and the stamps are awesome..[aNNie]

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  11. Two super cards and great use of those snippets xx

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  12. Wonderful snippets makes - perfect for Summer! Like Darnell, I love the 'Beach Bum' sentiment :) And well done on your win Carol. I think every card you make is a winner!

    Hugs

    Di xx

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  13. What fun little summer cards! I've had a summer image laying on my table most of the summer and still haven't gotten around to making a card with it. Guess I'd better get to it before summer is over!Congrats on your win.

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  14. Super fun cards for summertime fun...thank you for joining our challenge at Dies R Us and congrats on the win n the last challenge!
    Diane DRU DT {Nellies Nest}

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  15. Oh! Just Wonderful, love the humour and the Summery theme of your cards.
    Faith
    x

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  16. Well this is a really great idea to pull out some snippets!! :) I really need to do more of that myself! Love the fun images and the way you've pulled together your papers here Carol! Hugs & Smiles - *Vicki*

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  17. Two super cards, Carol, great use of snippets. xx

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