I am delighted to have the opportunity to join you in a frolic through our Papertrey Ink goodies together and be inspired by each other. I have long been an admirer of Aimes and look forward to getting to know Caryn and Kate through challenges to come this year.
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I have two submissions for this challenge so here they are.
This one was also submitted for the Make It Monday #99 Repeats and Rainbows challenge from Nichole Heady.
I have added a wonky view of this card so that you can better appreciate the background. I can only say that my photography skills are improving...
This has become my new favorite impression plate. I love the simple texture of the vertical stripes. The reverse side gives the impression of "board and batten", I always think of wainscoting when I use it. Strangely, when I attempted to confirm the name of the impression plate via the Papertrey Ink web site, I could not find it among the other impression plates. But it really is there...somewhere. Let's call it "Stripes".
Supplies:
Card #1-
Card stock: Winter Wisteria, White
Inks: Hibiscus Burst, Summer Sunrise, Simply Chartreuse, Blueberry Sky, Winter Wisteria
Stamp Sets: Heart Prints, Embroidered Blooms
Other: Martha Stewart Brad, Versamark Ink, Filigree White Embossing Powder
Card #2-
Card Stock: Ocean Tide, Vintage Cream
Inks: Ocean Tides, Melon Berry, Sweet Blush
Stamp Set: Embroidered Blooms
Dies: Turning A New Leaf, Beautiful Blooms #3
Impression Plate: ???
Once again, I appreciate the opportunity to join a new community of fellow paper crafters. Looking forward to hearing from you and seeing all of your projects!
Thanks for stopping by,
Suzanne
Your second card--WOW!! I passed on that stamp set, and am now wondering why I did it. I love your striped, impressed background, and your beautiful focal point. I see that you were able to master the linking dilemma. I believe that impression plate is called Striped Impression Plate, and PTI has stopped selling them, because they said too many people were having troubles with it and the manuf couldn't resolve the issue. I'm so glad I already own one.
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ReplyDeleteFirstly thank you for your lovely comments on my blog. Thought I would come and check your blog out and I am so glad I did-had to join and sign up for posts! I love your creations and these 2 cards are no exception. I completely adore that second impression plate and the repeated hearts in all the colours in the first card look great! Looking forward to seeing more!
Fabulous cards, Suzanne! I especially love how you used the new embroidered set on the second one!
ReplyDeleteBoth of your cards are beautiful Suzanne~clean and crisp!
ReplyDeleteBoth of your cards are fabulous, you first one is so sweet with the hearts into a flower, so clever and beautiful. Your second card is just adorable with those flowers.
ReplyDeleteSo pretty! I'm dying over that second one. Everything is so perfectly balanced. And I have that impression plate but I haven't used it yet! Yikes! I might have to pull it out now that I've seen what you did with it!
ReplyDeleteDo you want to sell your Simple Stripes impression plate?? I posted on the Papertrey Ink forum under for sale/trade with an "in search of" ad. Please pm me if you are willing to part with it. or email me at saltlakerenee@gmail.com
DeleteDo you want to sell your Simple Stripes impression plate?? I posted on the Papertrey Ink forum under for sale/trade with an "in search of" ad. Please pm me if you are willing to part with it. or email me at saltlakerenee@gmail.com
DeleteLove that use of the hearts!! It looks like the impression plate is called Simple Stripes - adore it too!
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I am in good company with the Passion for Papertrey! A big congratulations to you for your gorgeous card.
ReplyDeletelove your cards, especially the second one. I think that PTI may have pulled the simple stripes plate due to some production issue (??).
ReplyDeleteThese cards are lovely, Suzanne. ;-) The rainbow hearts are so fun, and I love the colors over the strips on the second. Well done!
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