To Say Hello - W/Stamp Simply

Have you seen the GORGEOUS Floral Cluster Stamps from Stamp Simply?  Well, you're in for a treat this week because they are on SALE.  That means there's lots of great inspiration being shared by the talented Design Team Members, and you can save on these beautiful and versatile stamps.  The coordinating Floral Clusters & Sprigs Dies includes the most gorgeous foliage, along with the die-cut shape that fits ALL the different Floral Clusters.  How cool is that?

I used a black cardstock base (this card is smaller than standard A2).  The patterned papers are from the lovely Carta Bella Welcome Autumn 6x6 Paper Pad, and I machine stitched them together with black thread.  I used lots of Tim Holtz Oxides Inks to create the foliage and to paint the flowers with some Fantastix pencils.  They're so easy to use.  I cut extra pieces of the inked foliage using the Floral Cluster & Sprigs Die Cuts.

The sentiment I used is also found in the Floral Cluster Spring Pansies Stamp Set.  I cut the sentiment strip using the Fishtail Banners Dies.  Even though this is a "Spring" stamp set, I used it with Autumn papers by coloring it with Fall colors.  The extra foliage is so pretty.  I really think you'll LOVE the Floral Cluster & Sprigs Die-Cuts for this purpose.  Isn't that pretty?  And you can use any colors of inks to match any project, of course.

I love how versatile the Stamp Simply products are.  They go well with pretty much any theme, any patterned papers, any style, etc.  They're just great, high-quality, useful stamps with great sentiments and image for every occasion you can every need.  Thanks so much for stopping by, and please visit the Stamp Simply Blog for more inspiration and sales information.  And don't forget about this special SALE.

Happy crafting, everyone.  I hope you make something beautiful today.

I'm playing along here:

Allsorts Challenge Blog - Challenge #690/1 - Anything Goes w/Option of Roses - I'm not so sure I used roses, but I did use flowers and lots of pretty foliage.

Blessings,

Karen