Inking on the Edge: Reverse Confetti Patterned Paper

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February 01, 2017

Curtain Call Challenge Feb 1 - XOXO - Sending Lots & Lots of LOVE

Hello stampin' friends! The February 1 Curtain Call Inspiration Challenge - XOXO - is all set and we are ready and waiting for you to join the FUN - you can take inspiration from the photo or Anything Goes! This Curtain Call Challenge XOXO was the perfect opportunity to use my NEW Reverse Confetti Crazy About You Sentiment Stamp set.

For this card I used MFT Heavyweight Cardstock in Cotton Candy and Wild Cherry and I used Reverse Confetti Cloud Heavyweight Cardstock. I stamped with MFT Black Licorice Hybrid Ink and Reverse Confetti Salsa Premium Dye Ink. I also used the NEW Reverse Confetti True Love 6X6 Paper Pad.

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I was inspired by the pretty valentine's colours in the Curtain Call Inspiration photo and the XOXO pattern on the table cloth. I stamped my own XOXO pattern with a stamp from the Big Notes Stamp set in MFT Black Licorice Hybrid Ink and popped up the Cotton Candy stitched frame cut with the All Framed Up Confetti Cuts.

I cut the Topped Off Tag and then cut the Heart Tag Topper from Wild Cherry and inlaid the hearts cut from Cotton Candy Heavyweight Cardstock. I stamped the sentiment from the NEW Reverse Confetti Crazy About You Sentiment Set with Reverse Confetti Salsa Red Premium Dye Ink. I stamped and cut a two little envelopes from patterned paper in the True Love 6X6 paper pad with the North Pole Wishes Stamp set and North Pole Wishes Confetti Cuts. Thanks SO much for stopping by and havin' a little look at my Reverse Confetti card for the Feb. 1 Curtain Call Inspiration Challenge - XOXO. I hope that if you can spare a little time to get crafty and join us for this FUN challenge! Be Sure to visit each Curtain Crew Designer's blog and for more information check out the Curtain Call blog!

Tara Godfrey - Me ;)

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Stop by the Curtain Call Inspiration Challenge - Feb. 1 - XOXO for all the challenge details and to play along with us!

October 15, 2016

Curtain Call Inspiration - Oct. 15 - Reverse Confetti - No Mummy Like You

Hello stampin' friends! Time for the October 15 - Curtain Call Inspiration Challenge - Glittery Gourds! We have an elegant and festive inspirational photo for you! I totally got my wires crossed with this challenge but the great thing about the Curtain Call Inspirational Challenge is that Anything Goes with the option of drawing inspiration from the challenge graphic or not! I hope you can join us! We LOVE seeing all your beautiful creations! All the challenge details are over on the Curtain Call blog.

I made my Reverse Confetti card with the Best Witches and Too Cute To Spook Stamp sets. I also cracked open the Reverse Confetti Fright Night 6X6 paper pad, Lime Green and Cloud White Cardstock.

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I absolutely LOVE the All Framed Up Confetti Cuts and I used it here again to frame the fun bat pattern paper. I layered it with the Rounded Rectangle Band Confetti Cuts. I coloured the cute mummy and bats from the Best Witches Stamp set and added a few clouds from the Weather It Together Stamp set. I stamped the cute sentiment from the Best Witches stamp set on Cloud White Cardstock and cut it out with the fishtail flag from the Tag Me Confetti Cuts.

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I finished off the inside of the card too....I stamped a shadow image of the mummy with Reverse Confetti Lime Green Dye Ink and stamped another cute bat from the Best Witches stamp set and the skull banner and sentiment are from the Too Cute to Spook Stamp set. Thanks SO much for popping by and havin' a wee peek at my Reverse Confetti card with the Best Witches Stamp set for the Curtain Call Inspiration Challenge - Oct. 15 - Glittery Gourds!

Be Sure to visit each designer's blogs for more inspiration!

Carol Mayne , Guest Designer

Sussie Moore, Guest Designer