...FOR ICE SCREAM!
When I first saw the new release from Catherine Pooler Designs I couldn't make up my mind what I like the most. At first it was the sunflowers
then I thought 'oh but look at that ice cream truck!'
To see the two cards above, click HERE.
And lets not forget about those little ice cream cones and popsicles and that adorable paper.
To see how I made the card above, click HERE.
My card today features the ice cream and popsicles from the I Scream You Scream Stamp Set, the Sum Sum Summertime Patterned Paper along with the Funky Alphabet Stamp set.
I began by stamping out a bunch of the ice cream cones and popsicles and coloring them to match the ones on the patterned paper and then cut them out with the coordinating dies. I had a strip of the diagonal striped paper leftover from another project and decided it would be a great way to break up the busyness of the other paper. Plus it worked out to be a great spot to stamp those letters from the Funky Alphabet set.
Also sitting on my desk left over from another card were a bunch of those little die cut circles. I adhered all the treats to them with some craft foam and while I was trying to figure out how I was going to place them on the card I decided to
use the large bubbled edge die from the Tags Etc Die set to add some fun to the papers edges. I used a black fine marker to draw the lines between the two patterns, added some black and white twine and then added that to a white panel cut the same size. Then I added that to a card base and this card is finished.
Now I don't know about you but I'm really craving some ice cream.
Happy Stampin'
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