Hello there! It's Paper Maniac day on my blog. I received this stamp a few months ago and thought it was really cool, but I wasn't sure what to do with it. The stamp itself is five text diamonds. I thought I would create a background with it, but then I had the idea to make it an argyle background! To achieve this, I stamped the diamonds on the card stock to create a background and then I drew lines with a black marker right through the diamonds. I then made a little dot where the lines intersect. I think this makes a great masculine card. The sentiment was computer generated using Microsoft Word.
Now that this stamp has seen ink, the ideas are flowing. I'd like to try and make a really girly print using pinks and purples. Thanks for visiting today!!!
Now that this stamp has seen ink, the ideas are flowing. I'd like to try and make a really girly print using pinks and purples. Thanks for visiting today!!!
{Argyle Thanks}
Stamps: Diamond Text (Cat's Life Press)
Card Stock: Kraft (Papertrey Ink), Black
Ink: Old Olive (SU)
Accessories: Black Grosgrain Ribbon, Clear Rhinestones (Bazzill), Black Marker
WOW, Dana! i LOVE this card! Very clever! I will have to go check that stamp out in the PM store! Fabulous work!
ReplyDeleteGreat masculine card! It looks awesome! So simple and elegant looking.
ReplyDeleteVery nice card! Really like how you created the argyle pattern and also the colors that you chose.
ReplyDeleteGorgeous Card Dana! Love the way you used the stamp!!
ReplyDeleteHow clever of you, Dana....and the results are stunning! TFS
ReplyDeleteFantastic card and design on this one! Loves of creative possibilities with that diamond stamp -- can't wait to see what else you do with it!!
ReplyDeleteWow, love this card, Dana! The black and kraft go so nicely together and I love what you did with the lines. That's a great stamp - I think I could do some cool vintage stuff with it - LOL!!
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