I am loving this mod print from the Walk in the Park Designer Series Paper (DSP) collection.
Pairing this printed paper with Splitcoaststampers sketch #220, was a perfect fit. Modern layout + modern paper = marvelously modern card.
This is a no stamping required card as well. The images you see here are from the Summer Love Rub-On's collection (released April 1 in the Occasions Mini Catalog - same with the DSP).
Because I am a Stampin' Up! Demonstrator, I was able to pre-order from the Occasions Mini Catalog. It is so exciting getting your hands on goodies before they are even released to the public - AND getting them for an additional 20% off is the icing on the cake!
PSSST... did you know there is still time for you to join Stampin' Up! and take part in the pre-order? Don't wait ... time is quickly running out. The pre-order ends March 31st!!
Visit my Be a Demonstrator page for full details. You'll see a few other surprises waiting for you there as well. Now is truly THE BEST time to become a Demonstrator.
What do you think is the best benefit to joining Stampin' Up!? I'd love to hear from you, simply leave a comment on this post or E-Mail Me.
This is a no stamping required card as well. The images you see here are from the Summer Love Rub-On's collection (released April 1 in the Occasions Mini Catalog - same with the DSP).
Because I am a Stampin' Up! Demonstrator, I was able to pre-order from the Occasions Mini Catalog. It is so exciting getting your hands on goodies before they are even released to the public - AND getting them for an additional 20% off is the icing on the cake!
PSSST... did you know there is still time for you to join Stampin' Up! and take part in the pre-order? Don't wait ... time is quickly running out. The pre-order ends March 31st!!
Visit my Be a Demonstrator page for full details. You'll see a few other surprises waiting for you there as well. Now is truly THE BEST time to become a Demonstrator.
What do you think is the best benefit to joining Stampin' Up!? I'd love to hear from you, simply leave a comment on this post or E-Mail Me.
Slam dunk, Kris. Love the colors and mix of patterns. My absolute favorite part is how you used the Ticket Corner Punch to carve out a corner for the bird. Brilliant.
Hugs, Auntie
Posted by: Mary Fish | March 19, 2009 at 07:57 AM
FABULOUS card, I think this is my favorite to date! Love the blues, love the placement of your rub-ons, the way you ticket punched one corner. You go girl!
Posted by: Kim | March 19, 2009 at 08:21 AM
I did a double take! I love this, Kris! The mix of paper prints is perfection!
Posted by: Denise January | March 19, 2009 at 09:24 AM
I love the soft blues with this card! The DSP is perfect for the layout.
Posted by: Carrie | March 19, 2009 at 10:37 AM
i HOPE you dont mind ... i CASEd this card. our 42 anniv is coming up in july (SUMMER) and the card just seemed to fit. i dont do really masculine cards, this seemed not too frilly. it was really really really challenging, esp getting to all those little rub-ons in the middle of the sheet!!! does anyone have a plan on how to handle the muchcutinto rub-ons that are left over? cut them all apart and put them into an envelope?? just live with a raggedy sheet of leftovers? anyway, every time i do a challenging card, i learn something new. this was stunning (sorry for the rambling comment). i think you and your aunt have much in common in your design approaches.
hugs, jo ann.
Posted by: jo ann | March 20, 2009 at 12:43 PM
Nice job with the challenge! I love those colors together. Very classy!
Posted by: Tiffany | March 21, 2009 at 04:45 PM
A beautiful creation for this sketch! Wow, nice job; tfs.
Posted by: Kathy W | April 01, 2009 at 09:02 AM
Kris I am loving those rub ons more and more thanks to your cards. I might have to have some! Your card is beautiful!
Posted by: Patti | April 01, 2009 at 03:54 PM