Another car another card, I do like finding a design and running with it, although I might have used this one as many times as I can without repeating for someone. I do still have a few unused car stamps though so maybe I need to modify it a bit lol.
Originally I was going to pair a dog image with this background but the sweet november stamps had just arrived and I knew this lady loves to read so it seemed fitting to pair them and use her favourite colours too.
The craftroom sort out unearthed some hidden gems and this was one of them, it was a stamped, coloured and die cut panel just calling out for a sentiment. Bish, Bash, Bosh and it was made.
the clear out/sort has revealed that I like to colour about three times as many images as I need and then I just store them so I will hopefully be using more soon.
I bought this stamp set for this sentiment and of course I needed to use the main image and my friend has the fluffiest black cat ever and he is grumpy too so it was a match made in heaven.
This is technically supposed to be a winter bear however the owner of Wundering Rabbit offered a free little bear if you used one of this set so I used the cutest (in my opinion) one of the lot. I enjoyed colouring him very much and I also used an oldie but goodie spotlight sentiment stamp from MFT. This was on my desk as I was making some food cards (expect those later this month). I also used the offset function on my cricut to print and cut the digital stamp, all I can say is wow and I have used it a lot since.
I bought this set from a craftstash sale and I can honestly say I will miss that store a lot, it was so easy to buy a magazine and throw a few dies/stamps in the basket.
I just had too get this die and stamp set from concord and 9th for my stanley loving friend, not sure how much use it will get after this though lol.
Maybe i should make a few and sell it lol.
I was hoping to use these images and make the card look like a book with them popping out of the middle but I ran out of time and steam, hopefully I can try that technique another time. I did find the colouring very therapeutic though and what a difference having matching dies makes, I love fussy cutting so the dies aren't something I normally purchase but they do make life simpler.
