Welcome to our Stamp of the Month Blog Hop! We will be featuring February 2016 Stamp Of The Month (SOTM), Balloon Animal (S1602), a set of 13 stamps.
This month we have 40 Close To My Heart Consultants sharing their creations using the February 2016 SOTM and other great CTMH products on their blogs. This blog hop is simple to do – just click on the link at the end of the post on each blog to move to the next one. So, here we go!
If you have come here from Wendy’s Blog, you are on the right path! The blog hop is a great big circle, so you can start here antd work your way all around. If you get lost along the way, you’ll find the complete list of participating consultants on Melinda’s Blog.
I had fun making these cards using this cute stamp set:
I stamped the images with Pixie, Honey, Pear, and Crystal Blue Exclusive Inks Stamp Pads on a 4″ x 5.5″ White Daisy cardstock. Aren’t they gorgeous for Spring color combo? 🙂 I made a mask from post it note to stamp the Honey Giraffe Balloon so it looks like it is behind the Pixie Horse Balloon.
And for the balloon strings, I drew them using Marvy® Uchida® LePen™ Journaling Pen.
I cut a 3/4″ paper strip of Penelope Paper Packet for the border. Then I fussy cut the sentiment label tag using Non-Stick Micro-Tip Scissors. And I added on the card using thin 3D foam tape. I finished my card with some Coral sequins assortments.
The next 2 cards I made for a birthday girl and a birthday boy 🙂
For the background on these cards, I stamped the Ink Blot stamp set using Honey Ink Pad and Gypsy Ink Pad. I stamped the sentiment randomly for fun 🙂
I stamped the animal balloons on White Daisy cardstock using the same ink pads with my first card, and then I fussy cut them using Non-Stick Micro Tip Scissors. I added them on the card using thin 3D foam tape and drew the balloon strings using Marvy® Uchida® LePen™ Journaling Pen.
I finished both cards by adding some Durable Triangle Studs for the boy theme card and Flamingo Dots for the girl theme card.
The SOTM – Balloon Animals (S1602) is only available until February 29, 2016! You can grab it for only $5 with qualifying order of $50 or more. Please contact me or leave me a comment if you any questions 🙂
Now hop on over to Vickie’s Blog to see her work! Be sure to visit all the Consultants at their blog to get some great crafting ideas and other fun ideas!
Thank You so much for stopping by at my blog today and I hope you find some inspirations here to create!
These are super cute! I love how you drew the strings on!
Thank You so much, Gina 🙂
Beautiful work
Thank You, Karen 🙂
Love the Ink Blot set behind your animals and the way you split the sentiment!
Thank you, Paige 🙂
Love these cards. Great choice of color combinations. Using the ink blot stamp set is perfect! Great job!
Thank You for visiting, Kirsten 🙂
FUN cards! Especially love the one with the splatter! 🙂
Thank You, Melissa 🙂
Your card design is right on. Love all of your cards!
Thank you so much, Melinda 🙂
Those cards look fabulous with the ink blot stamp in the background!
Thank You, Lauren 🙂
Hi Helen! Looks like you’ve been quite busy. What a sweet and fun balloons card! Love the background ink blots set. Beautiful Helen. Thanks for the inspiration and hope your February has been to a good start. Hugs.
Hi Christina, thank you so much for visiting again 🙂
All of them are ADORABLE! Love the addition of the Ink Blot stamp set!
Thank You, Katy 🙂 that Ink Blot set is becoming my favorite!
Beautiful cards Helen!! You are so talented! 🙂
Hi Jen, Thank You so much for your sweet comment 🙂
I like yours the best.
Sincerely,
Your. Mother-in-law
Thank you, Mom 🙂
These are all amazing, I love the simplicity, but yet so beautiful!!
Thank You so much, Katie 🙂
Great cards! I love your color combos!
Thank You so much, Terrie 🙂
The balloon animals are so cute, adorable cards, Helen!
Thank You so much, Diane!
I love how you used the inkblot stamp set in the background!
Thank You, Catherine, for visiting. I love this inkblot!
Super adorable cards! I love how you incorporated the Ink Blot stamp.
Thank You, Brenda 🙂