Saturday, March 23, 2013

Stampendous blog hop


Welcome to 7 Kids College Fund monthly blog hop! You should have arrived here from Rhea's blog! We are showcasing Stampendous today with all of their awesome products from rubber stamps to flaky embossing powders. 

For my creation, I wanted to do something different and went WAY out of my comfort zone to create my project. I decided to make myself a note pad for I am always running around looking for paper. 
Using Vintage Piano



 I stamped it on Graphic 45 - Secret Garden 8 x 8 design paper. Talking about yummy paper - another paper pad where every single page is scrumptious! 


Distressed the edges of my paper with Antique Linen Distress Ink 


I applied Versa Mark to around the edges of the paper and sprinkled it with Stampendous Embossing Enamel Aged Hunter - a chunky enamel with bits of copper, black and gold flecks in it. Melted the powder with my heat gun and BTW -Aged Hunter would be perfect to use on tree's on Christmas cards,



I used all the same products on the card below except flower, tag and used plain paper. I wanted to show you how versatile the same stamp can be.




The New Stampendous preorder products are in the store and  ready for you to order. They are expected to ship  very early April. Check out the jumbo flowers and all the new Frantage products (new colors of mica, glitter glass, vintage embossing powder, color fragments and more)!

For all of Stampendous products, rather in store or pre-order you will receive  a 10% discount use the code:

HOP10

The prize for this hop is a $20 GIFT CERTIFICATE. 
You must post a comment on each DT and follow their blog if you'd like to be eligible!
Winner will be announce on Wednesday, March 27:)
 you must post on each DT blog and back to the store.

Versa Mark Ink Pad - this holds your embossing powders to your paper while you apply your heat gun. 
Tim Holtz 


Challenges:

You will hop next to see my team sister, 
 Karen's fabulous creation.. 

35 comments:

  1. Absolutely Stunning!!!!! So elegant...Love it.

    Karen

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  2. great use of the piano stamp---clever use of a note stamp too.

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  3. For so much detail in the piano stamp, it turns out great. Thanks for sharing all the product info.

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  4. Absolutely LOVE how you used that Hunter Green embossing enamel! Think I'm going to have to get some of that! :)

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  5. Love the vintage elegance of your notepad and clean lines on your card. Very pretty.

    Cheers,
    Kasey

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  6. Great ideas for using the piano image......
    Laura

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  7. Love the pops of color with the black and white.

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  8. Beautiful work. Love the vintage look. Iris

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  9. Wowie Colleen! These are both just Gorgeous and Soo Elegant!! LOVE them!! 8-)

    Hugs
    Shannon

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  10. Wow they are great. I have everything but the new stamps.

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  11. Amazing Colleen!! How in the world did you have time to make 2 cards!! You went above and beyond! I love them both!! Hugs, Rosie

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  12. I just LOVE your cards! Thanks for the inspiration. :D

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  13. I can almost hear the piano playing in yard on your card. It's so elegant and beautiful.

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  14. Wow...what a great card. Thanks for sharing.

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  15. Great projects! I especially like the "Just a Note" card.

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  16. our notepad turned out really cool. I love how you card also turned out.

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  17. what an awesome creations... love all the details and how each one is so beautiful...


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  18. Lovely card! The notepad is so pretty also... love that Hunter Green embossing powder!

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  19. that green just makes the image pop. it looks so vintage. love it and of course G45 papers are my fav. Keep up coming!!!

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  20. lovin' that gorgeous shade of embossing enamel. wonderful products you have used here to make some lovely things! :)

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  21. Gorgeous artwork! I appreciate the flexibility of the image.

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  22. Oh so Victorian. It reminds me of Little Women (we watched it last night). SO pretty.

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  23. I like the texture of the burlap. It keeps the project from being too feminine.

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  24. Colleen, this is so beautiful! I love the vintage look, the cool embossing, your design, and especially the textural bit! Love the clean look of the second card, too--really pretty color combo & love the embellies! :^)
    Hugs, Penny

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  25. Gorgeous projects! I really like your notepad.

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  26. What a neat stamp--great projects using it!

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  27. Beautiful job, Colleen! Love both your projects! How handy to have such a gorgeous note pad around, I'd be afraid to use it!

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  28. Great notebook and card using this stamp set!

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  29. Love your notebook! I would never use it! The embossing enamel looks like a must have for sure. Your card is lovely as well....shows how versatile this stamp. Great detail on both projects.
    Thanks so much for sharing your talent,
    Sue Brailey

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  30. Oh my this is lovely, This stamp set is a must have I can see that now, so will be ordering this, like I dont already have enough gosh stamps are such an addiction lol
    Great work
    Thanks for sharing

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