Back when I was a freshman in high school, I went to a camp during a few weeks of the summer. Afterward, one of my fellow campers sent me a HUGE load of pictures that she had taken during camp - probably about 50 or 60 pics. There was postage due when the letter arrived at my house. I'm not sure what she was thinking when she mailed those pics to me . . . the pictures were beginning to fall out of the paper she had wrapped them in to mail them . . . and she only had the barest of postage on the package, kinda as if she felt it was the usual letter. Have you ever mailed something that had postage due at the end of its route or gotten mail with postage due? I'm sure I may have done it a time or two myself.
So - on to the card for today:
This card is actually a white-on-white type of card. The Whisper White is a base for the card, and then the top layer of white is cut 1/4" smaller, stamped and embellished. Using the Simply Scored, I scored two 1/4" grooves around the entire outside of the top layer of Whisper White. This added visual interest on a very simple card. Can you see it there?
I haven't done the direct-to-stamp technique with markers for a while, so that's what I did on the largest image in the Postage Due stamp set. I used Regal Rose, More Mustard, Basic Gray, Crumb Cake, and Riding Hood Red.
It was easy going to stamp the other three "postage
stamp" images with Basic Gray onto either Whisper White or Riding Hood
Red and punch out with the Postage Punch or the 1" Square Punch and
embellish with a layer of Basic Gray punched with the Postage Stamp Punch.
Delightful Dozen makes another appearance for the Sentiment in Basic
Gray.
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Snail Adhesive |
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Stampin' Dimensionals |
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Whisper White Card Stock 8-1/2" x 11" |
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