I really enjoyed making my card for this month's Woodblock Wednesday! The idea of mixing a collage postage die with small floral Hero Arts woodblocks came to mind as I was looking through my woodblocks to use this month. Then I saw Linda's cards (rcwidow on IG) doing the same thing, and Colleen's cards from last month, and that made up my mind. Here's my contribution for this month.
I had to do a wee bit of masking, but these smaller stamps fit into the openings perfectly! Here's a picture with the stamps I used, all of them Hero Arts from the early 2000s. The "first class mail" and postage amounts are from a Waffle Flower Postage Collage stamp set. As you can see, I used the same colors that Hero Arts suggested on their stamps: yellow, pink, lavender, and green.
supplies: white and purple cardstock, Waffle Flower Postage Collage die and stamp set, Hero Arts Angels in a Vase, Artist's Heart Leaves, Happy Spring (I believe part of a 2-piece set), Garden Blooms set of 3, punched butterflies
It was such a joy to use these again, as they were all favorites way back then! Since the Simon Wednesday Blog is featuring Waffle Flower this week, I'll enter this into their challenge.
And because I had to know what these would look like cut apart, here's a bonus card.
supplies: white and green cardstock, Memory Box Pinpoint Leaf cover plate, Waffle Flower Postage Collage die and stamp set , Hero Arts Garden Blooms stamps, Winnie & Walter Spring cutaway
This time I only used the 3 stamps from Garden Blooms set, coloring each one in only one of the same colors I used above. Then I arranged them on a panel of green cardstock cut with the Pinpoint Leaf cover plate, and added a die-cut sentiment.
6 comments:
Yay! I love both of your projects Lin. The postage collage is perfect for all those smaller images. Absolutely gorgeous.
Thanks so much for joining me for Woodblock Wednesday!
Happy spring to you too, Lin! these are CUTE!
Two super cute spring cards - great combo of new and old.
This is PERFECTION Lin!!!
Look at all these beautiful woodblock stamps! I love what you did with them. They look brand new with your fresh designs, and there's just something about a woodblock... maybe nostalgia. I have a closetful of woodblocks, many of them Hero Arts.
What a wonderful idea for using your little woodblock stamps, Lin!! Just love your postal collage and your bonus card!!
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