Don't forget -
There's still time to play along with our
latest Inky Paws Challenge!
Here'a a refresher.
Use the theme--Beach--with your NND products.
Today I'm sharing some more inspiration for our current challenge!
Sue T makes every day a beach day with this adorable card featuring the kitty in the hammock from the Aloha Newton Stamp Set. She added a sunset behind the image using the Retro Sun and Palms Stencil Set. The scalloped edge on the frame was die cut using our Frames & Flags Die Set.
Amy Tollner created this adorable slimline card with the cute corgi pups from the Corgi Beach Stamp Set. She cut the pups out using the coordinating Corgi Beach Die Set and layered them over square scenes that were stenciled using the Slimline Masking Circle and Squares Stencil Set. The scalloped edge was cut using the Slimline Frames and Portholes Die Set and she added fun glittery to the sand too!
Claire Lamb also created a slimline layout for her beach card today. She also used the Slimline Masking Squares & Circles Stencil Set to create little square senes and layered waves onto them using the Waves & Splashes Stencil! How fun! She then added the adorable kittens using the Kitten Beach stamps and dies on each side of the scene!
Debbie Owens created a beach scene in gorgeous hues of pink and blue. She used the Clouds Stencil for the pink cloudy sky and used the Sea Borders Die Set To create the shoreline. The two kitties are from the Newton's Perfect Wave Stamp Set and she added in a beach bag and seashells using images from the Summer Moments Stamp Set. The sentiment was added into onto a bubble from the Speech Bubbles Die Set.
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Diane Morales created this a fun tag for her challenge project! She features the pups from the Beach Barks Stamp Set, coloring them in fun beachy colors and cutting them out with the Beach Barks Die Set. The tag was die cut using the Fancy Edges Tag Die Set and she added a sentiment inside a shape from the Framework Die Set. The blue and white stripes give it such a fun beach vibe!
Sue T makes every day a beach day with this adorable card featuring the kitty in the hammock from the Aloha Newton Stamp Set. She added a sunset behind the image using the Retro Sun and Palms Stencil Set. The scalloped edge on the frame was die cut using our Frames & Flags Die Set.
Amy Tollner created this adorable slimline card with the cute corgi pups from the Corgi Beach Stamp Set. She cut the pups out using the coordinating Corgi Beach Die Set and layered them over square scenes that were stenciled using the Slimline Masking Circle and Squares Stencil Set. The scalloped edge was cut using the Slimline Frames and Portholes Die Set and she added fun glittery to the sand too!
Claire Lamb also created a slimline layout for her beach card today. She also used the Slimline Masking Squares & Circles Stencil Set to create little square senes and layered waves onto them using the Waves & Splashes Stencil! How fun! She then added the adorable kittens using the Kitten Beach stamps and dies on each side of the scene!
Debbie Owens created a beach scene in gorgeous hues of pink and blue. She used the Clouds Stencil for the pink cloudy sky and used the Sea Borders Die Set To create the shoreline. The two kitties are from the Newton's Perfect Wave Stamp Set and she added in a beach bag and seashells using images from the Summer Moments Stamp Set. The sentiment was added into onto a bubble from the Speech Bubbles Die Set.
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Diane Morales created this a fun tag for her challenge project! She features the pups from the Beach Barks Stamp Set, coloring them in fun beachy colors and cutting them out with the Beach Barks Die Set. The tag was die cut using the Fancy Edges Tag Die Set and she added a sentiment inside a shape from the Framework Die Set. The blue and white stripes give it such a fun beach vibe!
I hope these projects have inspired you to play along! Remember, you have until this Friday, July 29, 2022 to enter. There's a prize involved too, so don't delay - see more inspiration on our Inky Paws Challenge here!
