As
promised in early August, today is the first of eight posts featuring the eight
cards I submitted at the NJ State Fair.
As evidenced in the photo below, I did all right in the blue ribbon
department!
State
fairs are lots of fun to participate in and the entry fees are usually cheap. So if you haven't dipped your rubber stamper
toes into the water yet, what are you waiting for?
Take the plunge!
Now
onto the cards and comments . . .
Blue Ribbon #1
I find that a wood grain pattern - whether stamped, die cut,
stenciled, or embossed - seems to go with just about any card layout out there
. . .
. . . wood patterns provide warmth, texture, and a visually familiar feel
to a wide variety of design themes.
This delicate butterfly looks perfectly at home on the wood-look panel,
and with her wings propped up with foam dots, she looks as though she's just arrived
and will stay awhile to bring a little peaceful comfort to someone who's under
the weather . . .
Cardstock: Bazzill
Steel Blue, Marcos Jute
Stamps: Too Much Fun "Feel
Better Soon"
Inks: Distress Brushed Corduroy, Stormy Sky, Perfect Pearls
Mist Pearl
Emb Pwdr: Vippies Transcendence
Dies: Spellbinders Blossom
Tags & Accents, Memory Box
Butterflies Darla, Vivienne
Impr
Plate: Papertrey Wood Grain
Doo Dads: Gauze ribbon, pearls, Jelly Roll pen Clear Star
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