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Showing posts with label Merry Medley. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Merry Medley. Show all posts

Monday, December 19, 2016

Merry Medley

Well, so sorry that I've been missing for so long, didn't realize it had been 2 weeks already!!  Like all of you I've been busy getting ready for Christmas and finally, I think, I'm ready!

Today I'm sharing another card made with the background stamp called Merry Medley.  Did you know you can cut this stamp apart and have 10 different stamps!!


For my card I used the following:

Stamp set: Merry Medley
Ink: Craft Whisper White
Card Stock: Thick Whisper White, Cherry Cobbler, Basic Black, Old Olive, Marina Mist and Daffodil Delight
Thinlits: Pyramid Pals (for the light bulbs) and Pretty Pines
Cherry Cobbler Baker's Twine

Thank you for stopping by to see me, now off to blog some more cards!  Mary


Wednesday, October 19, 2016

Merry Medley

Today I want to share with you some Christmas cards that I've been working on for the last week, using the same stamp set but trying to come up with some different ways to make them.

I choose the Merry Medley background stamp set this time.  After seeing one that Frances Martin made, I wanted to try my ideas out.  Frances did use the Background stamp with her's but I decided to try my cards without, but you could easily use it too with this set!

For the first one I did this:


I wanted to make it look like a present with the 3/8" Silky Taffeta ribbon tied off on the side.  I also added some holly and berries from the Holly Berry Happiness stamp set and used the coordinating punch to punch them out with.

For the next one I did this:


For this one I used the Pretty Pines Thinlits to add some greenery to the front along with with Linen Thread.

For the last one, this is what I did:


For this one I wanted to highlight one of the greetings on the background.  It is hard to see, but I did use some of the Real Red Metallic Thread behind the little panel.  Once again I use the Holly Berry Happiness set and punch.  Oh, on this one I used White Embossing to make the lettering stand out more too.

Card stock I used was Thick Whisper White for the card base, then Cherry Cobbler and then Basic Black.  Ink was Craft Whisper White.

I hope you enjoyed the different versions that I made to share with you!  Mary