Happy Summer!

Hi, there! Today I have a couple more cards using pops2eat and patterns4pops from The Stamps Of Life. I just can not get enough of these popsicles! I paired the pop of with some paper from echo park's Summer Days collection, and added some baker's twine from The Twinery. I used a real popsicle stick and added some chunky glitter to the top of my pop.  The embossing folder in the white circle is also one of Stephanie's new embossing folders by Sizzix only available through The Stamps Of Life. It matches some of her other sets, but I thought it was fun with this set, too!

Below is another fun pop card to share with you:

I sent this card to a gal who was having a birthday.  My papers are from My Mind's Eye collection. The frame is from hearts2love collection by TSOL.  The dotted ribbon is Offray (i think). I used a copic marker to color in parts of the frame. I again added some glitter to the top of this pop to make it look icy!

I hope you all have a fun, safe weekend!

Emily

More Pops!

I have some more cards to share using the pops2eat and patterns4pops sets from The Stamps Of Life.  This is the perfect set for summer!  I have had fun making so many cards with these sets, so get ready for even more pop cards!  On the card above, I used the dimensional looking stamp.  I love that it creates a look with depth, without coloring. Quick and easy!

On the card above, I decided to make a creamsicle.  I added some chunky glitter to the top, to give it an icy effect.  I used one of Stephanie's new embossing folders for the background.  The popsicle stick is from my craft supplies, but you can also just stamp them like on my first card.

The first card is perfect for Yes, Virginia...I'm Inspired challenge!

Thanks for stopping by,

Emily

You deserve a treat!

Hi, there! Today I would like to share a sweet little card with you using the new set, pops2eat by The Stamps Of Life.  I kept this card very simple. I stamped the sentiment and outline of the pops with Licorice ink. The actual pop is stamped in Strawberry ink. Both of these inks are by Stephanie for Clearsnap.  They are super juicy and give you a brilliant, rich color. The pop sticks are stamped in antique linen distress ink. It was the perfect color for those sticks. I added some baker's twine from The Twinery at the top.  I simply scored a line down the middle of my pops, to show how they can break apart. 

Warm weather is upon us, and I always make sure to have LOTS of popsicles on hand for my boys and all of the neighbor kids.  They are cheap, easy and make the kids oh, so happy! :)

Thanks for stopping by!

Emily