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Showing posts with label E768 - I Roll. Show all posts
Showing posts with label E768 - I Roll. Show all posts

Monday, February 25, 2013

This is How I Roll

Happy Monday!   This is Cheryl from Shestamps.

Today I have another card created using one of the kitchen themed stamps from Great Impressions Stamps. This fun stamp is “I Roll” (E768).

2013-02-25 GI I Roll WM_thumb To continue with the homey feel from the stamp, I used some October Afternoon papers, twine, a doily and pearls. All these things make me think of Grandma’s kitchen. I can almost smell the cookies or pie that she is baking.

Although this is all so homey and cozy, I have to admit that I had the song from LMFAO with these lyrics running through my head the entire time I was crafting. Everybody sing it with me, “This is how I roll…”

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Thank you for stopping by! Have a wonderful week!

 

Supplies:

  • Stamps: I Roll (E768) from Great Impressions Stamps
  • Inks: Memento Tuxedo Black, Distress Ink Antique Linen
  • Paper: Neenah Classic Crest solar white, Papertrey kraft & dark chocolate CS, October Afternoon Fly a Kite collection
  • Tools: Sewing machine, Big Shot, Spellbinders circle Nestabilities, Copic markers
  • Embellishments: doily, May arts burlap twine, Queen & Co pearls

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Tuesday, September 11, 2012

Release Week Continues


I've got a fun card for you today!

As soon as I saw this new stamp I knew it was to be mine!
We tend to use this little ditty in my family.
The saying, not the rolling pin, a hard core baker I am not. (lol!)
If I can't just mix it and dump it in the pan it's not a recipe for me.

I paper pieced the rolling pin, fussy cut it out, and popped it in between
my sentiment.  The vintage papers I choose gave my card the retro feel I was looking for.
Couldn't resist tying a snip of twine to each end of the rolling pin to finish it off.

Supplies


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Check back tomorrow to see what Erin
has in store for you as we continue to celebrate
Release Week!

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