A Muse's 9th anniversary birthday bash has begun over on the A Muse blog and today we are sharing sneak peeks (amuse-bouche) of the new "Vintage" clear set! I decided to use the camera image (which was called "Snappy" when it was a wood-mounted stamp). To make the film strip, I punched three squares out of a piece of Slate notecard. Then used my piercing bug and Scor-Pal to make a pierced line above and below the squares. Note - to get the dots to look white, you need to run the piercing bug along the back (white) side of the cardstock. Then I layered a piece of white cardstock behind my filmstrip and stamped Snappy using three different ink colors. Since it's a clear stamp, centering them within the squares was a breeze! Now, just for fun - wanna see two more of my cards made looong ago with Snappy? Check them out here and here (LOL)! Stay tuned, I have more to share over the next few days!
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Images, black dye ink, and notecards (robin's egg blue, slate, and white) by A Muse. VersaMagic ink in Mango Madness, Pink Grapefruit, and Aloe Vera; 1 1/8" square punch, piercing bug and Scor-Pal, foam tape.
12 comments:
Awesome!! So CLEVER!!
simple. adorable. perfect. :)
This makes me smile! Love the filmstrip and the colors!
SO, so cute!! LOVE the film strip! Made me reminisce about 35mm film but then I got over it!
punch the holes on the white side? I would have never thought of that.
what a fantastic design!!! love it!!
What a fabulous idea! Great card!
So cute, Emily! I love the film strip!
This is perfection...
Dang, you're smart!! This is adorable
Yeah, I would have never thought to do that either. So clever!
G.E.N.I.U.S!!! Shut up, girlfriend!!!
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