Don't forget -
There's still time to play along with our
latest Inky Paws Challenge!
Here'a a refresher.
Create a project using Stripes on your NND project!
Today I'm sharing some more inspiration for our current challenge!
Amy Tollner brings us a colorful ice cream card. She combines the Slimline Frames & Portholes and the Slimline Frames & Windows die sets to create the layers. She incorporates her stripes with her choice of the colorful plaid paper. In two of the porthole windows, she adds bowls of vanilla ice cream with sprinkles. These scrumptious treats come from the Summer Scoops stamp and coordinating die set. So fun!
Claire Lamb uses a teal striped background to showcase her cupcake lovin' kitten! She continues by die cutting her center piece using the rounded square die from the Frames & Flags die set. On this she uses the Confetti stencil over a partially water colored layer. Alas, she adds her black kitten from the Newton's Cupcake stamp and coordinating die set. Don't you love how Claire adds the lines in her cupcake line? Just darling!
Debbie Owens brings us a touch of school! She uses primary writing pattern paper for her stripes which she die cuts using the Slimline Frames & Windows die set. She adds them atop a black scalloped rectangle die cut using Slimline Frames & Portholes die set. She pulls two of the studious kittens from the Newton's Book Club stamp set. Don't you love the pops of red against the black and white? So cute!
Diane Morales takes us under the sea with her fun wavy stripes! She uses the Hills & Grass stencil to create her distressed waves. She adds the adventurous Newton in his scuba gear from the Scuba Newton stamp and coordinating die set. A fabulous way to add stripes!
Sue T. makes monochromatic stripes and adds them to her rounded corner rectangle which was cut using a die from the Frames & Flags die set. She adds a pair of playful puppies from the Beach Barks stamp and coordinating die set. Her stamps her sentiment on a speech bubble cut using the Speech Bubbles die set. Don't these puppies look adorable in their sea foam green and teal beachwear? So, so cute!
I hope these projects have inspired you to play along! Remember, you have until this Friday, August 13, 2021 to enter. There's a prize involved too, so don't delay - see more inspiration on our Inky Paws Challenge here!
Amy Tollner brings us a colorful ice cream card. She combines the Slimline Frames & Portholes and the Slimline Frames & Windows die sets to create the layers. She incorporates her stripes with her choice of the colorful plaid paper. In two of the porthole windows, she adds bowls of vanilla ice cream with sprinkles. These scrumptious treats come from the Summer Scoops stamp and coordinating die set. So fun!
Claire Lamb uses a teal striped background to showcase her cupcake lovin' kitten! She continues by die cutting her center piece using the rounded square die from the Frames & Flags die set. On this she uses the Confetti stencil over a partially water colored layer. Alas, she adds her black kitten from the Newton's Cupcake stamp and coordinating die set. Don't you love how Claire adds the lines in her cupcake line? Just darling!
Debbie Owens brings us a touch of school! She uses primary writing pattern paper for her stripes which she die cuts using the Slimline Frames & Windows die set. She adds them atop a black scalloped rectangle die cut using Slimline Frames & Portholes die set. She pulls two of the studious kittens from the Newton's Book Club stamp set. Don't you love the pops of red against the black and white? So cute!
Diane Morales takes us under the sea with her fun wavy stripes! She uses the Hills & Grass stencil to create her distressed waves. She adds the adventurous Newton in his scuba gear from the Scuba Newton stamp and coordinating die set. A fabulous way to add stripes!
I hope these projects have inspired you to play along! Remember, you have until this Friday, August 13, 2021 to enter. There's a prize involved too, so don't delay - see more inspiration on our Inky Paws Challenge here!
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