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Showing posts with label Mouthwatering Stamp Set. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Mouthwatering Stamp Set. Show all posts

Tuesday, February 21, 2012

Mouthwatering Stamp Set, and Sweet Shop Designer Series Paper

Sweet cherries, especially Bing Cherries, surely make my mouth water; how about you?  And as I've said before, the "dressed up" stamp images form the Mouthwatering Stamp Set really make my mouth water.  They are so adorable!  

Today's share is a card featuring the Mouthwatering Stamp Set's cherries stamp image, and I think the card is so bright and cheeryful; oops, I mean cheerful.  This card is a perfect card for my grandchildren as they love fruit and they certainly are so very sweet!

The card base is Soft Suede Cardstock that is covered with Riding Hood Red Cardstock.  The top layer is the cupcake design from the Sweet Shop Designer Series Paper (DSP).  The mats behind the cherry image were made with the Stampin' Up! Labels Collection Framelits.  The second label is covered with Dazzling Diamonds Glitter, as is the flipped-up piece of the DSP at the bottom right.  The "So Sweet" sentiment is from the Sweet Cake Stamp Set.

Closeups of the card's elements are below.  Click on the pictures to enlarge them.









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Wednesday, February 15, 2012

Mouthwatering and Sweet Cake

What an appropriate name for the Stampin' Up! stamp set, Mouthwatering!  The stamps make me want to have ice cream, cherries, and yummy watermelon!  To top off the stamped images is the Stampin' Up! aromatic Melon, Cherry, and Vanilla Scented Embossing Powder.  Smells soooo gooood!

This card features the watermelon stamp from the Mouthwatering stamp set, and the greeting, "You're So Sweet" is from the Sweet Cake stamp set.  The Pear Pizzazz design of the Twitterpated Designer Series Paper (DSP) is featured on the bottom left and top right of the card.

The Villa Real Red DSP that is at the top left and bottom right of the card is a digitized DSP that I printed from Stampin' Up!'s My Digital Studio software.

If you don't have My Digital Studio, I strongly encourage you to try it during Stampin' Up!'s promotion where you can download it on a trial period that ends March 1.  I promise you will love the software.

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