Hello everyone! Eileen is back to share a super cute travel themed card with us today!
Eileen‘s card features the new In Love With London digital stamp set. I love all the beautiful ink blending on here, especially the way she ink blended River Thames, so unique!
She Copic colored a few of the landmarks of London from the stamp set and cleverly arranged them onto her card, including the Tower Bridge, Big Ben, London Eye and the iconic red phone booth!
I love the cute little bear soldier as the focal point!
Thank you so much for stopping by. Thank you Eileen, your card is super pretty!
Hello crafty friends! I’m super excited to announce that our first four new digi stamps have hit the store! But before we get to them, we have another little surprise! Today we have the talented Guest Designer Jennifer Rustioni sharing her gorgeous card inspiration with us!!
As most of you know Jennifer‘s creations are always so mesmerizing! Her no-line coloring techniques are off the charts! Even though Christmas is now over, it is never too late to look at another one of her beautiful Christmas Card inspirations!
She chose a kraft card stock (Neenah Desert Storm) for her card. This adorable image is from the Greetings From Santa stamp set.
At first I thought it was done using watercolors but it was actually Copics that did the trick. It is almost hard to imagine that the Copics can create this watercolor vibe with such a soft dreamy tone and so much dimension! The kraft cardstock just elevates the look!
Today, we also have Mimi who’s created a very inspiring sample using one of our new Digital Stamp set, In Love With London.
Mimi uses the software Pixelmator Pro for Macs for designing her card. For those of you who are not familiar with Digital Stamps, you do not need any fancy programme to open or work with them. Even a simple programme like Word can be used to play around with the images and designing your card!
I just love the scene! I love how she modify the Big Ben image from the set to create a much wider image for the background! I like how she positioned the big red bus in front of the building as it creates depth to the card!
Another good thing about digital stamps is that you can copy and paste them easily as many times as you want. Here she copied a bunch of the potted plants to create the look of a street café – so clever!
Thank you so much Jennifer and Mimi, your inspirations are so charming!
Thank you for stopping by, head over to ppstamps.com to check out the new collection of digis now!
