Oh, friends! Happy New Year! This year is getting off to a great start because today kicks off a new release at Impression Obsession. There are SUCH cute new stamps and dies, fresh and fun to start off your crafty new year. The IO designers are hosting a two-day blog hop and you do NOT want to miss a thing! Read through this whole post so you don't miss out on a chance to WIN!
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I'm excited to share three cards today that all feel like a breath of fresh springtime air. If you're ready for Valentines Day, you'll love this new release - but I gotta say, I feel like we'll be able to use most of these stamps all year long, and I'm always a fan of that kind of versatility!The first card, Choose Love, is a very clean and simple card. It's flat and easy to mail, and I colored the Heart Medallion with colored pencils.
On the second card featuring Heart Medallion, I colored it with watercolor pencils. I went a little darker and bolder with the color, while still keeping the card bright and fresh.
I don't often do this, but I kept this card without a sentiment. It just felt like it worked so well without one, and it will be perfect for so many different occasions. I love the way the Heart Medallion pairs right over the Mid-Size Frame die.
And last but not least, the Follow Your Heart card, which feels the most springy to me. I love the way the Heart Vines stamp looks repeated on the background. I added just a bit of watercolor pencil to some of the leaves to add some subtle color. With super cute stamps that make a big impact, cards can be kept sweet and simple!
Okay my crafty peeps, here's all the details on the January release at Impression Obsession, and the scoop on this week's blog hop:
On the second card featuring Heart Medallion, I colored it with watercolor pencils. I went a little darker and bolder with the color, while still keeping the card bright and fresh.
I don't often do this, but I kept this card without a sentiment. It just felt like it worked so well without one, and it will be perfect for so many different occasions. I love the way the Heart Medallion pairs right over the Mid-Size Frame die.
And last but not least, the Follow Your Heart card, which feels the most springy to me. I love the way the Heart Vines stamp looks repeated on the background. I added just a bit of watercolor pencil to some of the leaves to add some subtle color. With super cute stamps that make a big impact, cards can be kept sweet and simple!
Okay my crafty peeps, here's all the details on the January release at Impression Obsession, and the scoop on this week's blog hop:
- We're giving away THREE Impression Obsession $25 gift certificates for our two-day blog hop (this is day 1!) - so the more you comment, the more chances to win!
- All comments for both days will be open until Monday January 4th at midnight CT. All winners will be announced on Tuesday January 5th on the Impression Obsession Blog.
- Find all the new release stamps HERE
If you're just starting the hop here, WELCOME! Head to the Impression Obsession blog to start at the beginning of the hop so you don't miss a thing!
Supplies on Today's Cards:
Thanks so much for stopping by - see you TOMORROW for Day 2 of the Impression Obsession January 2021 Release Celebration! Happy Crafty New Year!
Laura,
ReplyDeleteI love your card with the Heart Medallion stamp!
The design reminds me of the custom Hungarian cookies I ordered for my son's wedding in 2018. Your artwork is beautiful, as always! SS
Fantastic designs and colors! Great texture on the second card!
ReplyDeleteThank you for posting 3 different cards! I really love the boldness of your 2nd card. Thanks for a great hop!
ReplyDeleteI love all three of your cards and can't choose a favorite. That heart medallion stamp and the vines look so versatile. Thank you for the inspiration today and adding to my wish list. ;)
ReplyDeletePretty cards
ReplyDeleteLOVE the heart medallion! You have done a beautiful job with it!
ReplyDeleteI love how you colored the Heart Medallion stamp. So pretty. Lovely cards. TfS!!
ReplyDeleteGreat cards!
ReplyDeleteI love the folksy look of that heart medallion... gorgeous heart cards!
ReplyDeleteBeautiful cards.
ReplyDeleteYour cards are really cute, love the way you colored everything.
ReplyDeleteMy fave is the heart medallion card. The colors are so fresh. All your cards and designs are classy.
ReplyDeleteyour coloring is amazing. even in the small spots. great job.
ReplyDeletelove your coloring.
ReplyDeleteThese are such pretty cards. I especially love the 1st 2 cards- pretty heart stamp and I am crazy about your color combos and layering. Inspirational!
ReplyDeleteLove the way you colored these pretty designs! Beautiful cards!
ReplyDeleteI love all of your cards and your coloring. The stamps remind me of Pennsylvania Dutch designs, which I also like. Thanks for sharing!
ReplyDeleteLove all the cards. Great colors.
ReplyDeleteI LOVE THE HEART MEDALLION card. The look of this is just perfect--it looks like folk art, which I love. Great job coloring!
ReplyDeleteSuch pretty cards & I really like the sentiments as well as the fonts they are written in.
ReplyDeleteWhat a lovely bunch
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Carla from Utah
The heart motif card is so colorful! I love your choice of colors!
ReplyDeleteNice combinations. Great showing of how to go from simple to more involved.
ReplyDeleteThere is so much loveliness in this post!! I am inspired by your use of texture, color and composition!!! I love the folk art flavor of the heart stamp and IO always has the cutest fonts in their sentiments <3
ReplyDeleteWowzers! 3 amazing cards!!! I seriously can't pick a fav from the bunch! The first card is CAS goodness, the 2nd is beautiful with all that color, and the last is just so sweet! Great job lining up all those hearts too! Impressive!
ReplyDeleteVery pretty cards. I like the colors and framing.
ReplyDeleteWonderful cards.... I would expect to see that heart painted on a barn near our home right across the border of PA.
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