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STAMPlorations Summer Release Day 5

Hi Everyone,

onto STAMPlorations summer release day #5
It's our last day. All good things come to an end....



We are introducing 

  

  

For card #1 I made an alcohol ink background. Added the word dies cut from metallic silver paper. Added Bakers twine.


For card #2 I made a background with photo paper, a stencil (Shower of Flutters) and Dylusion ink sprays. Added the Incredible and the little heat embossed You're. A strip of iridescent paper on the left to balance it out.


Here is the hop info:
- Commenting is open from July 16 to July 23
- Must comment on ALL the stamp release posts on the STAMP blog and designers' blogs to qualify for the prizes

Prizes: 
- ONE winner of $25 GC 
- ONE winner of her choice of (1) stamp set and (1) word die from the new release

Other info:
- all stamps (including new release) are 10% off automatically + use code STAMPGIRLCORNELIA for an
extra 20% off

 Linking up with:
Simon Says Stamps Wednesday challenge - use a die


Comments

I love your card designs. They are so beautiful with those word dies to give inspiration.
Mary Holshouser said…
Love the splashy background.
The silver sentiments really pop.
Butterflies are beautiful.
thanks for sharing
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Gail said…
Just purchased some Dylusion sprays and have not used them yet - love your background and the DIE!! Lovely Lovely! ALways love Word dies - that coffee die is totally over the moon awesome - I hope it last me a long time cuz I used it a lot! TFS your work!
Arianna Barbara said…
Wow! Fabulous use of colors!!! Beautiful cards!!!
Mac Mable said…
Wonderful cards and fabulous inspiration....Thank you x.
JenniferE said…
Beautiful colors!
Becca Yahrling said…
Beautiful cards. Love the pretty silver you used on the
first card. And those stunning butterflies on the 2nd. Love
all the new word dies.
Kirsty Vittetoe said…
Very clever designs!!!
oh my @ the colors! love the both but the butterfly!!! (swoons)

Alicia
OK... Now I'm going to have to give the ink sprays a change again. The butterfly card is so inspiring. Thanks for sharing
Jean said…
A stunning card!
Linda said…
WOW! These look amazing. Love the new dies xx
Maura said…
Love you bold use of color - great cards!!
KT Fit Kitty said…
Gorgeous cards, Cornelia! The second one really caught my eye, beautiful!
Cindy Holmes said…
BEAUTIFUL CARDS! I especially LOVE the first card! I LOVE how you die cut the words with silver paper! Very pretty looking!
Karenladd said…
These are just gorgeous with your alcohol ink and sprayed backgrounds, wow!
Lin said…
The bright colors with the black and silver really pop! Love that butterfly design - thank you for sharing these with us at the Simon Says Stamp Wednesday challenge!
Anita in France said…
Beautiful, Cornelia, both of them ... the sense of movement in those deliciously flowing butterflies is just gorgeous! I love that you picked out the silver in the AI background for your die cut sentiments on your first card ... so striking! Hugs, Anita :)
Craftychris said…
Both these are sooooo cool! xxx
Lucy E. said…
Such fun and colorful cards!
Sue D said…
Great backgrounds for these word dies.
Simply gorgeous! Thanks for sharing and inspiring us!
Esther Asbury said…
Beautiful cards - love those alcohol ink backgrounds!!!

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