I know it's been a while since DRS Designs released their new Holiday images for this year & that I've posted using this cute little Gingerbread Man before, but he's definitely one of my favorites!
I've paired him with DRS Designs Christmas Recipe sentiment on this card. I think it's appropriate since recipes, baking, and the holidays all go hand in hand!
I colored the image with Copic & Bic markers and stamped the sentiment with SU! Real Red ink. All of the wording on this card is all one sentiment. I cut my unmounted stamp in two so that I could stamp "Recipe For A Merry Christmas" at the top of my card without worrying about inking up the bottom by accident & ruining my project. If you're a regular follower of my blog, then you've probably noticed that I've been doing this a lot lately. I guarantee it won't be the last either! I've realized that I tend to use my sentiments stamps more often when I split them up like this--they instantly become more versatile!
Here's a close up of the sentiment. Makes for a wonderful holiday card, doesn't it?
Stamps: DRS Designs- E040 Gingerbread Man, H539 Merry Christmas Recipe Greeting
Ink: Versafine Onyx Black, SU! Real Red
Paper: Smooth white cardstock by Office Depot, Colored Cardstock by The Paper Company & American Crafts
Accessories: Copic & Bic Markers, Nesties, Martha Stewart Zig Zag Border Punch, Ribbon By Ribbon Fx, SU! Ticket Corner Punch
Finished Card Size: 4.25" x 5.5"
I hope I've inspired you to get the most out of your unmounted sentiments. I'm really enjoying it!
Thanks for stopping here today and for all of your wonderful comments-I love reading them!
Have a great day!
Smiles,
Jennifer
4 comments:
Hi Jen!! What an adorable card hun!! I love this little gingerbread guy!! Your sentiment is perfect...I don't have this one either! :) I know...can you believe it?!! Have a great day!!HUGS
Very nice. I like the whole layout, and the sentiment on the front.
this is so lovely, what a great idea.
Victoria
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I'm a big fan of this little guy, too! Perfect pairing him with this sentiment and those cheery holiday colors!!
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