15 Minute Project ... and a "Dollar Stamp" Blog Challenge

Today's project is an entry for Allison's "Suggestive Sunday" blog challenge. This Sunday, Allison challenged me ... and you too, ya know, to create a card using a stamp that cost a dollar for the focal image. This cute little chickie-poo stamp was purchased for $1.00 at Michael's in West Palm Beach.

I created the card on corduroy textured card stock from Bazzill and stamped my central image on Xerox 110# card stock using Palette Hybrid ink. I used oval Nestabilities to cut out, emboss, and to create a scallop mat for this cute little chick. The entire mat was mounted on the card using dimensionals ... you know, for the shadows; you must do it for the shadows!!

Using Copic markers (Y02, Y38, YR04), I colored in my stamped image, and using my black Copic marker, (100), I colored two clear Dew Drops black.

I rounded all the corners using my corner rounder punch (you guessed that, didn't you?), and adhered a ribbon scrap using double-sided adhesive. I glued down my now black Dew Drops, used a rub-on for my sentiment, and was done in less than 15 Minutes! Now you go ...

Ingredients:

• Textured Card Stock: Bazzill
• White Card Stock: Xerox 110#
• Orange Card Stock: Bazzill
• Stamp: 'Chick' (Alison Wong for studio g)
• Ink: Palette Hybrid 'Noir' (Stewart Superior)
• Color Medium: Copic Markers (100, Y02, Y38, YR04)
• Ribbon: Gypsy Collection (Basic Grey)
• Adhesive: Double-Sided Adhesive (Therm O Web); The Ultimate (Api); Dimensionals (Fiskars)
• Accessories: Dew Drops (The Robin's Nest); 'Memory Rub-On's' (Provo Craft)
• Tools: Cuttlebug (Provo Craft); Nestabilities (Spellbinder's); Corner Rounder Punch (Carl's)
  

Thanks for sharing part of your busy day with me!

~Hugs, Deb