STAMPlorations ~ Things with Wings Hop and Linky Party

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Welcome to STAMPlorations Things With Wings Hop and Linky Party 

Here's my "things with wings" card

I've seen a few cards with multi-color clouds and I just love the look. I started with a white A2 card panel. I used STAMPlorations ARTplorations Clouds - Helen G. Designs stencil and distress inks (squeezed lemonade, spun sugar, tumbled glass, shaded lilac, cracked pistachio) applied with an ink blending tool. I moved the stencil around to get slightly different cloud profiles. I stamped the pterodactyl onto white cardstock with Memento Tuxedo Black ink and added color with Copic markers (E40, V06, Y38. I fussy cut it out and adhered it to the panel. I stamped the pun-ny sentiment in the opposite corner to complete the panel. I adhered it to a white side folding A2 card base.

Now for prizes! Who doesn't love prizes?

From the Blog Hop - there will be 3 winners of a $10 prize code, chosen randomly from comments left on both the STAMPlorations blog and the designers' blogs

Linky Prizes (projects linked to the STAMPlorations Things With Wings Hop and Linky Party  - there will be 5 winners: 3 winners receiving their choice of a STAMPlorations product (up to $15 value); 1 winner of a $25 prize code; 1 winner of Things with Wings Kit selected from entries where STAMPlorations' products are used.

Extra prizes - a few surprise winners will be randomly selected from STAMPlorations social media accounts (FB, IG, Pinterest, blog) to win either prize codes or products

The blog hop and linky will be open until May 7th and winners will be announced on May 10th, as part of the April Winners' post.

We'd love for you to join us. To check out all of the gorgeous STAMPlorations products, you can do that here. Also, please use my 20% off your purchase code STAMPGIRLSUE

Thanks for stopping by

sue

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