STAMPlorations ~ 7th Giving Thanks Blog Hop

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Excited to be here for STAMPlorations 7th Giving Thanks Blog Hop. There are prizes - there will be five winners of a $10 prize code, randomly selected from all the comments left on the hop post and the design team's blogs &/or Instagram accounts. There will also be linky prizes - two winners will receive their choice of a STAMPlorations product up to $15 value and one winner will receive a $40 prize code. Also, there may be extra surprise prizes too!

I have a lot to be thankful for. Here's my card

For my card, I started with a white A2 panel and stamped various trees multiple times, using STAMPlorations Gratitude Trees stamp set and Versafine Onyx Black ink. I mean, Gratitude Trees stamp set is a good choice for a Giving Thanks Blog Hop, right? I used 3/4", 1", 1 3/8" circle punches to punch circles from post-it notes to use as masks. I added distress inks (squeezed lemonade, rusty hinge, carved pumpkin, fossilized amber, mustard seed, barn door) using the masks and ink blending brushes, in a somewhat random fashion. I trimmed the panel slightly and adhered it to a black A2 card panel. I also die cut the sentiment using STAMPlorations CUTploratiions Thanks word die. I used some of the "extra" ink on the ink blending brushes to add color to the sentiment die cut. Here's a close-up of the sentiment die cut.

I decided to use a strip of vellum upon which I adhered the sentiment die cut. I adhered the vellum to the card panel and then adhered the card panel to a white A2 card base.

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sue

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