It’s time again for another Stampendous Saturday – this month we are challenging ourselves (and you!) to create projects with texture on them. You can emboss, distress, add color fragments or glitter….the possibilities are endless!
Just look at this card Pam Hornschu made for our Design Team. It’s got so much texture it’s fairly bursting! The visual texture of the colored and black backgrounds, the layered flower, the additional layer of a butterfly sticker. WOW… this card POPS! She’s used our Cling Jumbo Orchid stamp set, our Cling Butterfly Post, and our retired Bella Butterflies stickers in Mirrored Silver (you may still find these at your local stamp store!) She’s even added textuer to her coloring on the flower by using textured cloth dipped in Copic Blending Solution to remove to color in textured patterns. Scrumptious!
Here is a list of the Stampendous team members playing along today:
We want YOU to play along with us, too! Just add your direct link to your project (make sure you’ve loaded it up with tons of TEXTURE) to the linky tool below no later than March 1, 2012 at 11:00 PM EST. You do not have to use Stampendous products to play along, but we sure love it when you do! And as an extra incentive for playing, one lucky person (drawn at random from all the entries) will receive this gorgeous Corset Ladies Perfectly Clear Stamp Set:
Due to shipping restrictions, the winner must have a US address. We hope you get a chance to play along with us – happy stamping!
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