This Land

With the 4th of July just a day away I simply had to pull out Red, White and Boom by The Project Bin.  I just love this stamp set!  I love the fireworks image and the sentiments are lovely.  

I created a step card using a die and then I stamped the fireworks on the left portion of the card.  I adhered the stars on the right and still had a few remaining stars so I decided instead of using gems in the center of the fireworks I would add the stars.  Funny story.  It was then I realized that one of the stars would cover up the water spot that I dabbed away and in the process rubbed a bit of the paper off.  No one will ever know!  Every time I look at this sentiment I hear the song in my head!  It's a beautiful sentiment!

For those that celebrate I hope you have a wonderful 4th!  All of us are home for the day this year so that will be special!  

Red White and Boom

Fireworks and Stars

 This past weekend I participated in a joint Instagram Blog Hop with Eyelet Outlet and The Project Bin.  We had a lot of fun showing off summer projects which included stamps from The Project Bin and accessories from the Eyelet Outlet.  

For my first card, I am featuring fireworks and sentiment from the Red White and Boom stamp set and added adorable Gold Mix Star brads from the Eyelet Outlet.  

My second card features the same stamp set and star brads but with a completely different look by adding gingham paper in the background and vertical layer.  

A closer look at those cool stars!

I stamped the backs of the cards with designs from the Hand Made stamp set.  A little heart stamp is included in the set so I stamped it twice with the "hand stamped just for you" sentiment.  

Thanks so much for stopping by!!!  

Red White and Boom

It's so much fun playing with new stamps!  Today I am featuring Red, White and Boom a brand new set from The Project Bin!  The Project Bin has added this new stamp set to the store knowing it's never too early to start on holiday cards!  I struggle to get cards out on time in the summer since there are always so many activities to keep me occupied so I am enjoying the opportunity to create 4th of July cards early.

I heat embossed the fireworks in blue and stamped the sentiment in red.  The white frame breaks up the background a bit and adds a bit of interest.

Thanks so much for looking!!!