And today for something completely different .... a feminine take from the Abraham Lincoln stamp set! This first card I wanted to do in the style of vintage sheet music covers. I've collected, oh, maybe a few hundred of these, so it's no surprise that I found my muse in them for this project. Yes, I'm taking liberties with history, but I just loved the mix of girly images.
Another little lady from the set. I stamped her and cut her out, then pasted her strategically on some 6x6 Webster's paper, which was the perfect scale. I also love the patterns that are on the backs of these papers, they mix together so effortlessly.
Hope you all have a wonderful evening!
Showing posts with label Abraham Lincoln set. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Abraham Lincoln set. Show all posts
Thursday, September 20, 2012
Wednesday, September 19, 2012
Oxford Impressions Abraham Lincoln Set
I've finally gotten to do a little stamping, with some wonderful new sets from Oxford Impressions! Once I started creating with this set, I saw lots of possibilities - not just projects related to the 16th president of the United States. The set has some wonderful, inspiring quotes from President Lincoln himself. My first card could be for a new graduate (my original idea for it), but could also be sent for a Support Our Troops mission, where every job counts. Once I started down that road, I came up with another card with a military feel.....
For this one, I used Distress Ink Markers to ink up the flag, then stamped it onto a piece of plastic first, then rubbed the wet image onto the background cardstock - giving it an ethereal effect. The other flag is stamped normally, using Distress Markers to ink it up. Hopefully an encouraging message for our troops.
I'll have a few samples from the same set tomorrow, and you won't believe how different they are! ;) Can you tell I'm having fun?
For this one, I used Distress Ink Markers to ink up the flag, then stamped it onto a piece of plastic first, then rubbed the wet image onto the background cardstock - giving it an ethereal effect. The other flag is stamped normally, using Distress Markers to ink it up. Hopefully an encouraging message for our troops.
I'll have a few samples from the same set tomorrow, and you won't believe how different they are! ;) Can you tell I'm having fun?
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