Happy Tuesday stampers! The afternoon has rolled around, and I have handed my taxes over to my accountant. Woo!! It’s time to get crafty. I have a lot on my agenda today… blogging, loading new classes, online meeting tonight with my upline’s team, and researching domain names for a *new* website. Colleen Weddell and I are back in business after an extended hiatus. We will be doing larger events, as well as some markets. The new website will have all of those details. I’ll let you know when it’s live! In the meantime, today’s card is one that I received at an OnStage swap, and features the Crafting Forever & Painter’s Palette stamp sets.
Crafting Forever is remaining in the 2018-2019 annual catalogue, but Painter’s Palette is retiring. That adorable swoosh on the background of this card is disappearing! I haven’t used the main images from this set very often, but those swooshes are perfect for background stamping.
Joy Thompson created this card, and I like the effort that she put into it. Pulling the colours from the Picture Perfect Designer Series Paper (DSP) ensures that all of the elements work well together. If you’re ever stuck for a colour combination on a project, pull out some DSP and choose colours that are on that paper. It’s fast and easy, and you’ll have something you love in no time.
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My golden dog is sitting by my feet, almost under the computer desk. I dropped a piece of popcorn that rolled underneath the rolling Ikea drawers. She tried SO hard to shove her nose underneath and grab it. I have no idea if she succeeded 🙂 Happy Stamping!