Yep, I still haven't put down the PTI Striped Sweater background stamp. So many uses for this one!
I was anxious to cut one of the stitches off the stamp so I could stamp a
design, instead of coloring the stitches in with a marker (thanks again
for the idea, Tracey!!) I'm really pleased with how it works! I left a large piece of the corner on the single stitch stamp so it wouldn't fall off the acrylic block.
I sketched and cut out the sweater from kraft paper.
Here's another sweater card. I masked the sentiment stamp to fit the outline of the sweater. Inspiration is from two of the Moxie Fab challenges: using stitching (a satin stitch with textured yarn), and this rich inspiration photo from the Tuesday Trigger:
Thanks for looking!
My older son wore a Steve costume from the Minecraft game (we SQUARE PUNCHED that sword together ... I told him he better guard that thing with his life and not let anyone swing it around!)
My younger son was a skeleton last weekend, but changed his mind to be a knight for Halloween. Fun times!
Supplies used:
stamps: Papertrey Ink Striped Sweater Background, Papertrey Ink Snowflake Flurries
impression plates: Papertrey Ink Stripes
other: yarn
Kelly - WOW! Both of these sweaters are fantastic! Talk about precision stamping! I would have been sweating as I placed that last 'stitch' on! lol! My daughter also had a last minute change in costume, since no one in school knew who Jareth the Goblin King (David Bowie, in Labrynth) was!
ReplyDeleteLOVE those card! So creative!
ReplyDeleteabsolutely awesome!!!!
ReplyDeleteWow--first of all--you are so brave to cut your stamp, but look at what you were able to do with it. Your cards are both terrific--I can't wait to break out my sweater stamp. And, how fun to see pictures of your kiddos.
ReplyDeleteYou are rocking with this PTI stamp!! Absolutely creative! LOVE that sweater! And your Halloween display and creative outfit are a treat to see, Kelly! It was a slow night here last night--wet and rainy! TONS of Halloween candy left over--not good for my bulging tummy!!
ReplyDeleteThese are both so cute! Love how you've created those fun and cozy looking sweaters!!
ReplyDeleteSeriously you did it Kelly! You are rocking this stamp so much, this sweater is brilliant--clever girl!
ReplyDeleteYour swearter is adorable...love the heart!
ReplyDeleteLove the halloween pictures...and wow your cards are so adorable! Thanks for playing along with us at CAS-ual Fridays!
ReplyDeleteI'm totally in awe of your BB: Striped Sweater cards!!!! Amazingly creative.
ReplyDeleteI love what you've done here Kelly! I haven't inked up this BB yet, but it is sitting on my desk. I never would have thought to cut off one "stitch"!
ReplyDeleteLove your sweater cards, they are totally awesome!!!! Your Halloween looks like fun!!
ReplyDeleteWOW! You are rocking that new set! PTI may need to pay you a commission! Or recruit you! So glad you entered it into the CAS-ual Fridays challenge!
ReplyDeleteWOWZERS Kelly these are FAB U LOUS!!! And the Halloween pics are priceless ;)
ReplyDeleteNEEEEEED knitted sweater :( I love how you made the heart. I would dare cut my stamps... I'm just so paranoid about separating my stamps!
ReplyDeleteSoooo cool!! I love your sweaters!! Thank you for playing with us at CAS-ual Fridays for our first big CAS-ual Fridays Stamps release week!
ReplyDeleteOh my gersh! Those sweaters are beyond adorable! (Thanks for the tip about cutting off one of the stitches) So creatively cozy:)
ReplyDeleteBTW, you know I have boys because I totally recognized that Minecraft stuff right away;) Both of your boys are too cute!
I just love that kraft sweater - what a creative idea. Your son's Minecraft costume is amazing. I have no clue what it is, but it's amazing!
ReplyDeleteKelly - Love the cards! Those sweaters are precious! I might have to break down and get this stamp set! You are the queen of creative with it I think! Just fantastic projects!!!!
ReplyDeleteMy son loves minecraft! We thought about making a sword and steve head too but we were down with the flu before Halloween and he ended up not even trick or treating that night. Instead he enjoyed handing out candy to all of his friends instead. Thanks for sharing your fun photos! It looks like your boys had fun!
:) Jill
And you CONTINUE to rock the PTI sweater stuff! Love the card with the heart!!!
ReplyDeleteCongratulations Kelly~awesome cards! Your kiddos are darling too!
ReplyDeleteCongratulations on your Trigger win! Cute pix, too!
ReplyDeleteCongrats on your trigger win - you're really on a roll!
ReplyDeleteThese two cards are so adorable!! I love your style!
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