Playing with new products.

I won these awesome Scrapbook Adhesives by 3L on Heidi Blankenships blog Embellished Dreams.  I could not wait to try out these adhesive sheets, they are awesome!  Thank you Heidi and 3L!  I know the photo does not do it justice but if you look closely you will see that the white card I printed my image on has a layer of teeny tiny clear micro beads.  I attached them with the Permanent 4" x 6" Adhesive sheet.  It was so easy to apply because it has a slender side strip you peel off and lay down first, that holds it in position to peel the rest off.  The stamp is from Lindsay's Stamp Stuff new release Natures Christmas.  I love this vintage Santa Tag, I printed it twice once in green and again in black.  I cut Santa's face out of the black one and paper pieced it over the green Santa.  I colored him in with Copics and I used Perfect Pearls for his hat trim.  I also framed it with some gold Stickles, this is a 5 x 7 card.  Thanks again Heidi, I love following your blog.  Thanks for looking.  ~Diane
I am entering this into the following challenges:
Aimees Challenges  - Christmas Wishes
Sentimental Sundays- Dimension
Totally Gorjuss - Christmas
Creative Inspirations - Christmas in September
I've had a few questions about how well the beads stick.  The Scrapbook Adhesives hold everything in place very tightly, I didn't have any problems with the beads falling off.   I did not have to heat them up either.  This product was perfect for this application.  I have tried using liquid glue in the past but because the glue is a bit thick they would to stick unevenly in double layers.  With the 3L product I positioned 1 corner and removed the side strip, then slowly removed the balance.  I rubbed it in to  make sure that it was making good contact with my card stock everywhere.  Then I removed the top layer of paper and poured the beads on and they stuck!  I just pushed them in with my hand to make sure they were secure and pushed off the beads that stuck to the edges, half on and half off.  I have to say I was really impressed.

Quick and easy gift card tins.

I made these a while back, they were featured in the Ready, Set Create August issue so I can post them now.  I used the Lindsay's Stamp Stuff Steampunk Style stamp set along with a couple of her freebies to make these.  They were so easy to make, I just printed them out, traced the top of the gift card tin and cut them out.  I added some Tattered Angels Glimmer Mist Turquoise Blue, Deep Plum and Ranger's Tim Holtz Distress Ink Tea Dye and I even embossed one with Stampin Up Texture Plates Kit 4 Distressed.  I glued the card stock to the tins with Art Glitter Glue Dries Clear and voila, I was done. 

You are invited to stop by Lindsay's blog The Frugal Crafter to see what she has to share today and to pick up your free image.  My DT Sisters have some awesome inspiration  to share also.  They never stop amazing me!  Thanks for looking.  ~Diane

*  Lindsay Weirich (Owner and Stamp Designer) *  Cheryl Gorka DT Coordinator  *  Shannon Neparko  *  Margie Visnick  *Lisa Jurecek  *  Tracey Allen  *  Melissa Craig  *    Leanne Garner  *  Tamara Bennett  *  Cindi Hooks  *  Karin Martin  *  Jennifer Bliss  *   Rhonda Walker  *  Tracy Vinson   *  Laurel Seabrook  *

I am entering these into the following challenges:

Allsorts Challenge - Plain and Simple

Alphabet Challenge Blog - V for Vintage

Beary Sweet Design Team - Vintage

Crafty Ann's -  Anything but a card

Spooky Halloween Lantern

I had so much fun making this lantern, I had to show you all 4 sides!  I changed it around enough times, lol.  I would just look at it and  decide it would look so much better if......  revisions, there were a lot of those.  But I am really glad with the final outcome.  I used 4 Scrolls Work Rubber Stamps, House, Treaters, Haunted Moon  and Large Corner Web.  I stamped them with Stazon onto orange vellum.  The box was cut from gold foil card stock, I embossed it with Stampin Up Texture Plates Kit 4 Distressed.  I cut the fancy ovals with Spellbinders Labels 10 Nestabilities, I cut them twice, once to make the window, and then I cut them again with 2 dies to make a frame to stick outside the window.   I was loving how this was working out so instead of the lace top I had planned I ran up to JoAnns and found this awesome sheer ribbon that had some eyelash yarn and a mini garland tied onto it.  It didn't look like I thought it would, so off to my stash for the final revision, I found these awesome black purse beads to dangle off the top.  Not only did they give it the exact look I was going for, they were attached to a strip of seam binding that I glued to the inside of the lantern to give it a more finished look.  I photographed it with the tiny battery operated votive candle inside, looks really cool in the dark.  Dimensions are 3" wide (per single side panel) x 5 1/2 inches tall.  I have seen this done with a small ticket punch, I can't remember where.

Thanks for looking.  ~Diane

I am entering this into the following challenges:

A Spoon Full of Sugar -  Anything Goes

Creative Card Crew – Autumn 
Crafty Anns - Anything But a Card

Everybody Art – Autumn 

My Sheri Crafts – Autumn 

Paper Playtime – Autumn

Paper Sundaes - Fabulous Fall 

Secret Crafter - Anything Goes

Fall Leaves

This card was so easy to make using the Leaf Prints set from Lindsays Stamp Stuff.   Lindsay is having a sale today, 1 day only  40% off!   This set is on sale for only $3.00, you can't beat that!  She has added 2 new sets, which I am dying to get working on too!  Wait till you see the poinsettia!  Well aside from quite a few of the Leaf Prints digi's I used a combination of Ranger's Tim Holtz Distress Inks, Tattered Angels Glimmer Mist Wheatfields and Coffee Shop, Spellbinders Shapeabilities Fancy Tags, pearls and lace and a lot of dimensional foam squares.  Be sure to stop by Lindsay's blog to pick up your Thursday Freebie, my DT sisters for their amazing inspiration, and you have to be crazy not to stop by the Lindsay's Stamp Stuff My Grafico store to take advantage of the 40% off 1 day sale!

Thanks for looking.  ~Diane

*  Lindsay Weirich (Owner and Stamp Designer) *  Cheryl Gorka DT Coordinator  *  Shannon Neparko  *  Margie Visnick  *  Melissa Craig  *    Leanne Garner    *  Cindi Hooks  *  Micki Harper  *  Karin Martin  *  Jennifer Bliss  *   Rhonda Walker  *  Tracy Vinson   *  Laurel Seabrook  *
I am entering this into the following challenges:

A Spoon Full of Sugar -  Anything Goes

By The Cute and Girly – Indian Summer

Craft Your Days Away – Autumn Doodles 

Creative Card Crew – Autumn 

Everybody Art – Autumn 

My Sheri Crafts – Autumn 

Paper Playtime – Autumn

Paper Sundaes - Fabulous Fall 

Secret Crafter - Anything Goes

                                           

Thank you Enfys and Scrappy Go Lucky for the Sure Cuts A Lot

I want to say a huge thank you to  Enfys and her sponsor Scrappy Go Lucky for the awesome Sure Cut's a Lot software prize I won.   If you own a Cricut, you need to stop by Scrappy Go Lucky, they have awesome tools like the Cri-Kits gel pens to get the most out of your Cricut along with tons of helpful information.   Stop by the Scrappy Go Lucky blog to see all the beautiful design team creations there too.

Enfys writes an awesome blog called Going Buggy, you have to stop by and make her a favorite, if she isn't already.  Her cards and projects are beautiful and her writing is always witty and colorful.  I always tease her she should be writing a book of short stories about all the interesting people she meets.  Her blog is always a pleasure, filled with the most beautiful cards, useful information and tips, but what I love most I think are her stories.  The people she writes about really are quite average, but it is the way she sees them or the situation that is fabulously entertaining!  Enfys truly has a gift for writing along with her crafting talent which is quite exceptional.  It is quite fitting that today's post is titled Friends Forever,  thank you Enfys for the most generous gift and for sharing your talent with all of us in blogland.   I hope all of my friends choose to become your Friends Forever too.  Thank you again for the fabulous prize!  I can't wait to start creating with it!   Sincerely, ~Diane

Have you ever been Ghosted?

I am getting ready to "Ghost" some of my neighbors; put a bag of treats together with a photocopy of a ghost and a note telling them to make a copy, put the ghost in their window, and "ghost" someone who hasn't been ghosted yet.  These clear acetate cards will go well, no one will know who they are from because I sneak up, ring the doorbell and run!   I made these with the Creepy Crow set from Lindsay's Stamp Stuff.  I printed one of them onto a sheet of orange vellum the other onto a sheet of white card stock.  I cut around  everything, leaving the crow, moon and tree intact.  I added googly eyes, a little white opaque ink to one crow,  and some Tim Holtz Distress Ink scattered straw to the one with the white moon.  I glued the cut outs to the acetate cards which are 5 x 7.  

Be sure to stop by Lindsay's blog today, she always has a special Thursday freebie for you.  Stop by the Lindsay's Stamp Stuff store to take advantage of the 30% off sale too.  I hope you stop by my DT sisters blogs to see what awesome inspiration they have to share with you also.  Thanks for looking.  ~Diane

*  Lindsay Weirich (Owner and Stamp Designer) *  Cheryl Gorka DT Coordinator  *  Shannon Neparko  *  Margie Visnick  *Lisa Jurecek  *  Tracey Allen  *  Melissa Craig  *    Leanne Garner  *   Cindi Hooks  *  Micki Harper  *  Karin Martin  *   Rhonda Walker  *  Tracy Vinson   *  Laurel Seabrook  *

I am entering this into the following challenges: 

Creative Craft - White, Black plus one color

Scrapperkammeret - Anything goes                                              Sew Many Cards -  Halloween

Southern Girls - Anything goes

Tellens Place - Anything Goes 

Clearly Scary Recipe!

I really enjoyed making this card, I love to play with vellum and acetate.  I wish you could see this up close, I cut 2 circles of magnifying plastic, doubled them up and put them in the witches crystal ball.  This was so easy to make, I made a 5 x 7 card out of acetate, I printed Lindsay's Stamp Stuff  Witches Brew from the Vintage Halloween Labels  set onto the orange vellum and cut the circle out of the ball.  I ran my lace through the Zyron to make it stick, added blue pearls and a witchy bouquet of roses and feathers.  And I just had to add that pretty little blue jewel.  

Be sure to stop by Lindsay's blog The Frugal Crafter to pick up your free stamp today and see what other crafty goodness she has to share.  My DT sisters always amaze me with their awesome talent, be sure to stop by and see for yourself.

*  Lindsay Weirich (Owner and Stamp Designer) *  Cheryl Gorka DT Coordinator  *  Shannon Neparko  *  Margie Visnick  *  Tracey Allen  *  Melissa Craig  *    Leanne Garner  *  Tamara Bennett  *  Cindi Hooks  *  Micki Harper  *  Karin Martin  *  Jennifer Bliss  *   Rhonda Walker  *  Tracy Vinson   *  Laurel Seabrook  *

Thanks for looking.  ~Diane

I am entering this into the following challenges:

Bee Crafty - Anything goes

Bunny Zoe's Crafts - Vintage

Cowgirls Sunday Stamp'en - Anything goes 

Craft Your Passion - Lace & at least 1 flower

Creatalicious Challenge - Vintage

Fairy Fun Friday - Pearls and lace

Gingerloft - Anything goes

I Did It Creations - Beige, blue & 1 color (orange)

Whoopsi Daisy Challenge - Pile on the flowers

Exciting news to share

This is pretty amazing for me I think.  I am the Featured Artist over at Scrapbook News and Review Magazine. 

Top stories

Featured Artist - Diane Bove Thursday, 09 September 2010 I’ve chosen to do a tutorial on pop-up cards since I get a lot of positive feedback on them. I’ll give you some easy step-by-step instructions. Full Story

 You can follow the link to see my pop up tutorial on the front page there under Featured Artist!  They also chose another one of my cards for the 9/26/10 publication.  I wrote a tutorial on Pop Up cards with a new card I made just for the article.   I am so excited and honored to be chosen, I hope you have a chance to take a look.  Scrapbook News and Review has both a Ning community site and the magazine site.  Check out their submission card calls, the magazine is awesome. 

"Each issue is jam packed with dozens of articles, technique tutorials and over 400 layouts, cards and projects! We also have sketches, product reviews, photography tips, digi templates and a rockin' mixed media section."  

Thanks for letting me share my excitement with you.   ~Diane

With a cherry on top.

I had a wonderful weekend with a surprise visit from my daughter.  She needed more thank you cards to take back to Kentucky so Mom happily obliged.  This card was so easy, I used this weeks sketch (thank you Scrappy) from KWED along with the Cherry stamp.  (Ask, it's not in the store yet.)  The paper is Graphic 45 - Bees Knees, one of my favorites.  I colored the cherries with Prismacolor pencils, used Spellbinders Labels 8 Nestabilities,  Deckled Mega Rectangles Nestabilities,  Tim Holtz Distress Ink Tea Dye and  Antique Linen.  The sentiment stamp is Stampin up Warmest Regards.   I used dimensional foam to lift it all up.  Be sure to stop by Kristen's blog to pick up your free stamp and to see all the awesome cards my DT sisters made.

Thanks for looking.  ~Diane

I am entering this into the following challenges.

Stamptacular Sunday Challenge - Distress it

Dutch Dare - Vintage Summer 

Bunny Zoe's Crafts - Vintage
Order of Opus Gluei - Fair Well Summer

Stampin for the Weekend - Vintage

SURPRISE! Virtual baby shower for my DT sister Tamara!

Surprise Tamara!  This is a virtual shower for my DT sister Tamara, who may be in labor as we read this!  All of her teammates are making a card for her Baby Shower and mailing her the hard copy.  Stop by to see what all my DT sisters have made, and stop by Tamara's blog to leave her well wishes, I can't wait to see some pictures!  Also stop by Lindsay's blog to grab your free stamp today, she always has something special.  I used quite a few sets and a whole lot of paper piecing to make this card special for Tamara!  Take care of yourself!

Thanks for looking.  ~Diane

Supplies: 

Sweet Stitches Paper  -  background paper

On the Line - banner

Babies and Bows - buggy

Shabby Houndstooth Paper - paper pieced buggy paper

a ton of dimensional foam, Spellbinders Labels 8 Nestabilities,  Cuttlebug A2  Mandarin Screen embossing folder, Stickles Diamond, DCWV letters, ribbon from JoAnns and booties from Dollar Treasure.

Tamara Bennett Leave her some love!

*  Lindsay Weirich (Owner and Stamp Designer) *  Cheryl Gorka DT Coordinator  *  Shannon Neparko  *  Margie Visnick  *Lisa Jurecek  *  Melissa Craig  *    Leanne Garner  *  Cindi Hooks  *  Micki Harper  *  Karin Martin  *  Jennifer Bliss  *   Rhonda Walker  *  Tracy Vinson   *  Laurel Seabrook  *

I am entering this into the following challenges:

Pear Tree Designs - Sketch

Your Next Stamp - Anything goes

Bee Crafty - Anything goes

Cupcake Craft Challenge - Lets get digital

Stampin for the Weekend - Anything goes
My Sheri Crafts - Babies

Up, up and away!

For today's challenge at KWED we are using the travel images  I chose Hot Air and combined it with a request for a Grandpa card.  Stop by the KWED blog today to see what my fabulous DT sisters have made for inspiration and pick up your free image too!

Thanks for looking.  ~Diane

Supplies:

KWED image Hot Air

Stampin Up mostly Mustard CS

DCWV Stack cs

Spellbinders Shapeabilities Fancy Tags

Tim Holtz Distress Ink Tea Dye

Sizzix Texture Plates

Cuttlebug A2  Mandarin Screen embossing folder

I am submitting this card to the following challenges: 

Cupcake Craft Challenge - Let's get digital!

Corrosive Challenge - For the guys

Cards for Men - Long summer days

The Paper Players - Anything Goes! (new challenge site)

Bee Crafty - Anything Goes

Crafty Emma's Store - Anything goes

Challenge suggestions compliments of -  Feline Playful

Click your heels and make a wish!

I love shoes,  I guess that's why It's a Girl Thing is one of my favorite stamp sets!  This one, along with all the others are on sale through Saturday, at Lindsay's Stamp Stuff  where you can grab this 11 piece set for only $3.50.  Stop by The Frugal Crafter's blog to pick up today's free stamp along with some great ideas.

This weeks sketch inspiration comes from Papercraft Star, I love the clean and simple lines to it.  I want to give a shout out also to Allison at Stampin When I Can, she has an awesome site that she updates daily with all the current sketches, which is where I found this one.  If you pop over there you will be able to see a slew of sketches along with links, totally awesome, thank you Allison.

This week we welcome a new designer to out team.   Laurel Seabrook, she is a very talented crafter and we are so glad to have her on the LSS DT!  Stop by to see what all my talented Design Team sisters have made for you this week, links below.

*  Lindsay Weirich (Owner and Stamp Designer) *  Cheryl Gorka DT Coordinator  *  Shannon Neparko  *  Margie Visnick  *Lisa Jurecek  *  Tracey Allen  *  Melissa Craig  *    Leanne Garner  *  Tamara Bennett  *  Cindi Hooks  *  Micki Harper  *  Karin Martin  *  Jennifer Bliss  *   Rhonda Walker  *  Tracy Vinson   *  Laurel Seabrook  *

I am entering this into the following challenges. 

Papercraft Star - Sketch

Creative Card Crew - Sparkle and shine

Easy Craft Projects - Something girly

Welcome to Flourishes - Use some lace

Stamp Something - Digi Day use a digi

Stampin for the Weekend - Anything Goes

Paper Cutz - Anything Goes

Stamp with Fun - Card for a Girl

Products used for this card:   It's a Girl Thing stamp, Copic Atyou Spica glitter marker pen's, Generations dp, Stampin Up Sale-a-brate scallop punch and corner punch, red ribbon, white lace, red jeweled ribbon all from JoAnns. Thanks for looking.  ~Diane

 

Chocolate cake and the color pink.

These are my 2 favorites, cold chocolate and the color pink.   I made this Birthday card using the Wedding Cake image from Kahwinkedink.  The fab dp is Hambly Screen Prints  Sweet Cupcakes it's 2 pages, the clear overlay has the white frosting print and the pink layer underneath is printed in a darker pink, this was a RAK from my sweet friend Kristen.  I cut the image out then paper pieced the frosting on top with foam dots for dimension, I also colored the white frosting with a Souffle pen.  The sentiment is Stampin up Warmest Regards, the dark cs is The Paper Company Pomegranate, the crocheted flower is Maya Rd Shimmer Blossoms and I used Spellbinders Deckled Mega Rectangles Nestabilities.  Be sure to stop by Kahwinkedink today to see what my fabulous design team sisters have made and to pick up your free digi image.

Thanks for looking.  ~Diane

Distressing Halloween

Everything in the Lindsay’s Stamp Stuff Shop is 40% off today (Thursday) until midnight! 

For Lindsay's Stamp Stuff Thursday I used the new Vintage Halloween Labels set.  There are 7 labels in this set and it's on sale today for $2.70.    Many of these labels work well with Nesties too.  I went all out on the distressing of this card.  I used my favorite Stampin Up Texture Plate Kit 4 Distressed, with my Tim Holtz Distress Ink Tea Dye and Scattered Straw.  I also used Tim Holtz distressing tool on the edges.   Spellbinders Classic Circles Nestabilities, gold wire ric rac, Spica Atyou gold ink and a ton of dimensionals to lift everything up.   One of the nicest features of digital images is that you can size them as you like, I like how the flourish works well as a background on this card.   Please check out the talented LSS Design Team for more fantastic ideas using stamps from Lindsay's Stamp Stuff!  Be sure to stop by Lindsay's blog today to pick up your free stamp and don't forget about the sale, 40% off everything in her store 1 day only!  
 Thanks for looking.  ~Diane
I am submitting this card to the following challenges:

Creatalicious Challenge - Vintage
If the shoe fits, Scrap it -  die cuts 
Pile it on - more than 5 cut outs 
Craft Your Passion - Anything Goes

Design team links: 

Lindsay Weirich (Owner & Stamp Designer)
Cheryl Gorka (DT Coordinator)
Cindi Hooks
Jennifer Bliss
Karin Martin
Leanne Garner
Lisa Jurecek
Margie Visnick
Melissa Craig
Rebekah Doak
Rhonda Walker
Shannon Neparko
Tamara Bennett
Tracey Allen
Micki Harper
Tracy Vinson

Back to School!

The challenge this week at Kahwinkedink is Back to School.  I used these super cute images Wheels on the bus and Primitive House to make this card.  For dimension, I used foam dots to lift everything off this card except the schoolhouse.  Be sure to stop by Kahwinke dink today to pick up your free image and to see the awesome inspiration from my design sisters, you won't be disappointed.

Thanks for looking.  ~Diane

I am entering this into the following challenges:

Order of Opus Gluei - Stash buster, nothing new. 

Stampin B's Design Team - Create a scene 

Stampin for the Weekend - Back to school

The Sisterhood of Crafters - Back to School

Supply list:

Wheels on the bus and Primitive House.

Spellbinders Deckled Mega Rectangles Nestabilities,
Sizzix Texture Plates,
American Crafts paper (blue)
lots of foam dots.

Today is the day! This is your chance to stock up at 40% off.

Why not treat yourself to some back to school goodies?  One day sale today only at MyGraphico, 40 % off!  This is your chance to stock up on on all the awesome digitals you have been drooling over!  Lindsay's Stamp Stuff has some awesome new sets along with some older favorites.  You know you want to, go check it out!  Just look at all these fabulous Halloween Sets to choose from!  Thanks for looking.  ~Diane

A Very Creepy Crow.

Here's hoping for cooler weather, maybe thoughts of Fall and Halloween might cool us down.  I was truly giddy putting this card together, one of those day's where everything goes right.  Please don't tell Murphy.  The image is Creepy Crow from Lindsay's Stamp Stuff.  I love the vintage feel of it and if you notice all the crows don't look creepy which makes this a very versatile set.  I also used the sketch at 2 Sketches 4 You.  So what made me so giddy?  I printed the crow on a sheet of Legacy Collage - Faces of Friends dp which had random faces, script and lavender flowers on it.  I was hoping when I printed this, one of the 4 images I printed would land in a good spot.  Actually 3 of them did but this was my favorite.  What else went right? The background dp is a picture of a rug from Overstock.com.  When I saw it I had this crazy idea I could make it into dp, and I did!  I also used Stampin Up Texture Plates Kit 4 - Squares, Jolee's Boutique Stickers,Tim Holtz Distress Ink Tea Dye and some lavender 1/2 back pearls.  Be sure to stop by The Frugal Crafter,  today to pick up your free stamp, Lindsay always has something awesome for you.

Please check out the talented LSS Design Team for more fantastic ideas using stamps from Lindsay's Stamp Stuff!   Thanks for looking.  ~Diane

  Lindsay Weirich (Owner & Stamp Designer)

Cheryl Gorka (DT Coordinator)
Cindi Hooks
Jennifer Bliss
Karin Martin
Lisa Jurecek
Margie Visnick
Melissa Craig
Rhonda Walker
Tamara Bennett
Tracey Allen
Tracy Vinson

I am entering this card into the following challenges:

2 Sketches 4 You - see the sketch above

Bee Crafty - It's all about the image. 

Cute Card Thursday - Tree-mendous 

Bunny Zoe's Craft's - Vintage

Kahwinkedink - Digital image

Hands of Time

This weeks challenge at Kahwinkedink is Going Digital, use your favorite digital stamp.  Stitchy Bear Stamps is the sponsor, they have generously allowed the DT to have our pick of stamps from the store.  I chose Hands of Time from the Stitchy Stamps Collection to make this vintage pocket watch that opens up to see the clock face.   Stitchy Bear Stamps is a wonderful community of digital artists, collaborating together to sell from 1 store.  I had a difficult time choosing only 1 stamp to work with!  

Along with the  Hands of Time stamp I used this gorgeous designer paper from Hollanders of Ann Arbor.  The vellum overlay was stamped with Baroque Motifs from Stampin Up in Brilliance gold ink.  The border is made of ribbon from JoAnns and I used Spellbinders Shapeabilities Fancy Tags for my sentiment. 

Thanks for looking.  ~Diane

 I am submitting this card to the following challenges:

Penny's Paper Crafty Challenge - Anything goes

Creatalicious Challenges - 3D

It's a Girl Thing

I made this card with my daughter in mind, she loves shoes, and one of her favorite pictures is of a Zebra print shoe.  I am making a few of these up to send to her for her stash.  I used It's a Girl Thing from Lindsay's Stamp Stuff.  This is such an awesome set, there are 12 stamps in this set for only $5.00.  Speaking of Lindsay, be sure to stop by The Frugal Crafter, her blog today to pick up your free stamp.   I started with the digital stamp It's a Girl Thing, background DP is from Hollanders in Ann Arbor,  Zebra print is Paper Pizazz that I scanned and re sized to fit the shoe.  I used Stampin Up Sale-a-brate scallop punch and corner punch, Jolee's Botique Stickers and a Krylon gold leafing pen.  I also used Spellbinders Petite Ovals Nestabilities with my Wizard.   This is a 5 x 6 card and I used an older sketch from Tuesday Morning Sketches library.  Thanks for looking.  ~Diane   

Please check out the talented LSS Design Team for more fantastic ideas using stamps from Lindsay's Stamp Stuff! 

  Lindsay Weirich (Owner & Stamp Designer)

Cheryl Gorka (DT Coordinator)
Cindi Hooks
Jennifer Bliss
Karin Martin
Lisa Jurecek
Margie Visnick
Melissa Craig
Rhonda Walker
Tamara Bennett
Tracey Allen
Tracy Vinson

I am entering this card into the following challenges:

All Sorts Challenge - Dressing Up

Bee Crafty -  All About the Image

Dutch Dare - Anything Goes

Stampavie and More - Black, White & 1 more color

Tuesday Taggers - Lovely Black

2 Sisters Challenge - Punches