I am hosting the Mod Squad Challenge again this week.
One of the sponsors is the fabulous Kitchen Sink Stamps
These
stamps are amazing. Most have a multi-stamp feature that lets you get
great detail in your images using several colors. There is real
dimension with a 3-D effect! And one of the best features of this stamp
company is that there are color recipes for most of the multi-step
stamps, so you don't have to guess what colors to use. There are even
alternative colors if you don't have the inks that are suggested. Maria from Kitchen Sink Stamps is a member of our Mod Squad Challenge Facebook Group so feel free to say Hi or ask any questions.
THE PRIZE
$25 GIFT CERTIFICATE to the store.
You can pick your own goodies and there are lots of choices!
Here is a sample for you:
This card was made using the fabulous new stamp set, just released last month, called Multi Step Icy Pond.
All I could think of was a secluded pond where two skaters are enjoying
a crisp winter afternoon. I used a product called Crackle Accents by
Ranger to give the pond some dimension. And yes, it looks like the ice is cracking. In retrospect I should have used Glossy Accents...hope those skaters have life jackets!!
Here's a closer look:
Here are the ingredients:
GKD White Card Stock
Cuttlebug Snowflakes Embossing Folder
GKD Inks in:
*Ocean Mist
*Blue Raspberry
*Grass Green
Simon Says Stamp Olive Ink
Spellbinders Oval Dies
Ranger Crackle Accents
Stickles
Thanks for stopping by, and I do hope you go over the The Mod Squad Challenge and play along this week. Oh, and I adore your comments!!
I was blown away by this card. Love the scene that you created. Looks so frosty and romantic.
ReplyDeleteLike Donna so often says THUD!!! I love how you framed this scene The partial tree behind the scene looks amazing as does the one sprig of greenery peeking out at the top. The crackle accents gave it just the look you wanted. Love that you added the blue underneath. You are doing some amazing things with these stamps.
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DeleteAbsolutely fabulous my dear! Like Barbara said I'm blown away. Simply gorgeous! Great job! Hugs
ReplyDeleteAbsolutely fabulous my dear! Like Barbara said I'm blown away. Simply gorgeous! Great job! Hugs
ReplyDeleteAbsolutely Gorgeous! Beautiful wintery scene! Love the forest and that lone pine bough, the way you framed the focal image and then of course that cracked glass technique--crackle accents. WOW! Such frosty goodness!
ReplyDeleteGorgeous!! love that lovely scene you created. The crackle accent is the perfect touch.
ReplyDeleteWhat a delightful winter scene you created! I even noticed that little snowman on the side! The cracked glass looks great and your comment made me chuckle! Brilliant work!
ReplyDeleteThis is gorgeous! Love those trees and your beautiful pond. What a wonderful Winter scene!
ReplyDeleteI love this amazing creation with the KSS Icy Pond and Pine Trees. What a stunning beauty.
ReplyDeleteI added a card to the Great Outdoor Challenge in support of the Mod Squad but please see that it is not included in the drawing for prizes! Thanks, Judy!
I could've sworn I already commented on this, but guess not. Sorry I missed it! This is outstanding, Judy! I love the scene and the special touches you added. Fabulous!
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