Dream w/Creative Worship Stamps

You know how some cards are just so much fun to create?  Well, this was one of those cards.  I had such a good time creating this one using several awesome products from Creative Worship Stamps.  That's one of the (many) things I love about the stamps from Creative Worship - how they work well on their own or when combined with other stamp sets from Creative Worship.  It's hard to go wrong when all their stamps and products are this amazing.

I used black and then a very light cream cardstock to create the base of this pretty Springtime card.  I cut the cream layer using the Stitched Rectangle Dies.  I used Citron, Lucky Clover and Spun Sugar Oxide Inks and the COOL Jumbled Diamonds Stencil to create my busy background.  Next, I stamped the entire background with the Typewritten Text Background Stamp to cover the entire base and then used images from the Going Postal Stamp Set and Vintage Postage Stamp Set to cover the card.  Yes, it's busy.  But it's a lot of fun.

I used the Butterfly Bliss Stamp Set for the gorgeous butterfly and for the sentiment.  I used the above-mentioned Tim Holtz Oxide Inks to hand paint the leaves of my pretty butterfly.  I splattered my card with white and pink paint.  I just love the fun colors, layers and mess.  Do you enjoy combining various stamp sets together on one card?

It's something that I say a lot, but it's SO true that Creative Worship Stamps really does carry the most amazing stamps, dies, stencils and so much more.  The creative possibilities are truly endless.  You can stop by the Creative Worship Instagram Page to check out some of that wonderful inspiration.  We always enjoy your visits.

Thanks so much for stopping by today.  It's always greatly appreciated and doesn't ever go unnoticed.  I truly enjoy knowing you were here, reading your comments, and visiting you in return.  How do you think I find all my inspiration?  It's from all of YOU.  Happy crafting, everyone.

I'm sharing here:

Paper Funday Challenges - Challenge #79 - I'm using the Anything Goes Option with lots of paper layers.

Blessings,

Karen