More sneaky previews! All cards made with stamps to be released on Oct. 1 at www.cdstamps.com.
I wanted to make a card with a white pumpkin since I haven't seen many like that.
The background is the new pumpkin cuttlebug folder, and the technique is Cuttlebug Ink embossing from Julie's blog. I used Sahara Sand ink on the Cuttlebug folder and embossed on white CS.
The main image is colored using copic markers, colors listed in my supply list. The small pumpkins are cutout and popped up, the set of 2 being masked to make the one look behind the other.
Isn't that puff-puff ribbon adorable? And it goes with monkey stamps perfectly! I got it by the yard at my local Archivers and I think it is by May Arts (but I could be mistaken!), but I didn't even know to look for it until I first saw the ribbon on Jody's card.
SUPPLIES:
- STAMPS: Autumn Monkey by www.cdstamps.com for Oct. 1 2008
- CS: white, brocade blue
- INK: sahara sand, brocade blue, Brilliance black, copic markers (browns) E43, E33, E57, (for pumpkin shadows) W1, (greens) G85, G99, (blues) B95, B97, (yellow/oranges)Y17, E08, and R20 (pink cheeks)
- ACCESS: Pumpkin Harvest Cuttlebug folder, Puff-puff ribbon by May Arts at local Archivers, SU word window punch, SU small oval punch, making memories antique copper brads, sewing machine and thread, 1/16" hole punch, paper piercer, SU dimensionals
Web Notes
This next set is actually a set for creating spider nuggets and it's called Web Notes. It has a web label stamp, but I decided to make a card with that adorable sentiment and the spiders. Also, I wanted to sew my web around the card and I really like how this one turned out!
Nothing super special, just some "freehand" sewing machine sewing.
SUPPLIES:
- STAMPS: Web Notes by www.cdstamps.com for Oct. 1 release
- CS: white, baja breeze, pacific point, black
- INK: baja breeze, black, black marker
- ACCESS: Black diamond stickles, CTMH bitty brads, paper piercer, sewing machine and thread, sponge
Coon Wishes - October Stamp of the Month (SOM)
Spend the required amount in the www.cdstamps.com store and you get this set free! The racoon is actually holding onto a stump with his paw outstretched in a wave, but I chose to stamp him (or her) twice and cut out the heads and tails and position them peeping up from a field of flowers. The flower bunch stamp is also in the set. There is also an apple and a bunch of balloons and a few sentiments, like the one used on this card.
I stamped the bunch of flowers all across the bottom and watercolored. Then stamped a few extra and cut out to pop them up.
The sewing above and below the ribbon is using one of the stretch stitches on my sewing machine, I like how it looks like scallops.
Here's a close up of the raccoons. I just think they are adorabe and have such a humble little look on their faces!
SUPPLIES:
- STAMPS: Coon Wishes the SOM at www.cdstamps.com for October 1, 2008
- CS: Su going gray, PTI plum pudding & lavender moon, SU watercolor paper
- INK: Brilliance black, so saffron, perfect plum, pumpkin pie, going gray, blush blossom, bashful blue
- ACCESS: Su dimensionals, sewing machine and thread, waterbrush, PTI lavender moon twill, mini glue dots
Thank you for stopping in to see these sneak previews! More on Monday and Tuesday!
Have a blessed day!
Laurie Wilson
Love the cards you've done with the new sneak peek stamps. The raccoons are adorable!
Posted by: Cynde | September 28, 2008 at 10:29 PM
The Racoon is just the cutest thing ever!! I love that card with the flowers!!
Posted by: Tori Wild | September 28, 2008 at 08:29 PM
Both cards are super cute! I lovvvvee the racoons--just adorable!
hugz,
Suzanne Dean
Posted by: Suzanne Dean | September 28, 2008 at 07:15 PM
Darling cards Laurie, love love the racoons.
Posted by: Stacy Twinshappy SCS | September 28, 2008 at 06:37 PM
Too clever -- I would have never thought to use just parts of the raccoon image!
candyf
Posted by: Candyf | September 28, 2008 at 01:48 PM
You are so awesome!! Love the white pumpkins, the stitched spider web and the two racoons are too cute! Thank you for giving the idea that one stamp can be very versatile!
Posted by: Lorelie | September 28, 2008 at 12:44 PM