Thursday, October 15, 2009

There's snow business like "Jo" business

Excuse the corny title, but I couldn't resist some pun on the two Joannes on the Gingersnap team working together!!

Jo Capper-Sandon and I, both received the swirling snowflakes stamp from Cornish Heritage Farms (due for release October 16, 2009). We thought it would be fun to have a play and come up with some ideas for using the stamp in different ways. We decided to each make three quick projects using it as a background, a main focus stamp and as an accent. We didn't see each others work until we were finished. It's always great fun to see how someone else interprets a brief, and uses the stamps.

Here are my cards:
For the item showing the stamp as a main focus, I stamped with versamark and used perfect pearls on pink card.


For the background item, I stamped with distress ink onto cream card to make a tag shaped card, using a collage image from Go Make Something.


For the accent piece, I used a bit of scrap leftover from the first card and also cut out an individual snowflake stamped in black, which is highlighted with crackle accents. The main image is from Hearts in Touch (watch out for more from them on Gingersnap), and has been embellished with white flower soft.



You can see the full post here

And you must go check out Jo's creations here.

7 comments:

  1. loving your creation using this stamp - its a fab stamp,ay

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  2. should have said 'creations' but I guess you might have known what I meant lol

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  3. Looking good!

    Great ideas Joanne, all so different.And thats 3 things done for Christmas!

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  4. Fabulous creations! All so delicate and beautiful! What a great way to use this fantastic background stamp!

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  5. lovely use of that background stamp for the first one Joanne. that Christmas tree stamp is gorgeous too. all fab creations!

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  6. Your projects are stunning - thanks for organizing this! Ali

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  7. Lots of fun! I love the pun, and that's a gorgeous stamp!

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word verification is off! thanks for all your lovely comments, they mean so much to me!