Blog Candy Stamp Sets

Competition to win a Stamp set designed and made by myself.

Below is a sample of the set and I have 2 of them up for grabs

So I guess you need to know how to win yourself a set of the stamps.

All you need to do is guess what my favourite flower is, I have featured and talked about it many times, those that guess correctly will be eligible to win the name will be put into a hat and 2 lucky winners will receive the stamp sets.

The competition will close Midnight Sunday 26th April 2009

Below is some of the cards I have made with the Stamp set

Flourshed Gold on White

I used a flourish stamp wheel by Stamping Up and white embossing powder on the base card you can just about see it on the right of the image under the tied bow this really pops and gives the card a wonderful detail.

The main stamp by Impression Obsession was heat embossed with glod detail powder then mounted on top of gold mirri card then added to the card after tying a sheer gold ribbon around the middle of the card.

Click on the image below for a more details view of the embossed basae card.

Floral Stamp

One of my own stamp sets was used to create this card, I made another card in monotone a while back using the same stamp set click here to see it.

I used the Birthday Wishes down the side of the base card and staped the flower on the nestabilities oval shapes then using the leaves from the set stamped them at the corners os the card and used a pretty matching ribbon to finish the card.

Ollyfant Little Piggy

Ollyfants on the farm range stamps coloured with Copic markers, I couldn't resist printing a quote from the This little Piggy nursery rhyme onto the base card I over layered two more papers onto the base card after punching a fancy edge then tying a ribbon around them.

Finishing with a white blossom in the corner.

Ollyfant playing with Kitty

Another image from the Ollyfant stamp range I love this little man playing with the kitty so I thought I'd practice the lilac colours, I found this one quite easy by adding the deepest purple card stock as a base card again coloured with the Copic pens.