Neigh stamp set

I always get a bit bummed when it’s the last day of the reveals by Newton’s Nook Designs. Have you seen the last three days? The design team totally rocked it! You also have a chance to win the stamp set being revealed each day so please read through til the end of the blog post to find out more info. [Just a little important note: I know some of you had difficulties finding the comments section. If you would like to leave a comment to participate in the giveaway, the “comments section” will only be ever visible when a single post on Word Press is being viewed. Please click on this particular blog post and you will be able to leave a comment below. Thank you!]

For day 4, we are showcasing the Porch Swing stamp set and Roses stamp set with the coordinating dies.

To make my first card, I started by stamping my images on some Neenah solar white card stock. I colored my images in with my Spectrum Noir alcohol markers. Since I didn’t have the dies, I used my precision snips to fussy-cut the images.

I ink-blended a panel of Bristol smooth white card stock using some dye inks from my collection and the Serene Stripes stencil (this stencil is one of my favorites!). I adhered this piece on an A2 size card base.

The floor and the baseboards were die-cut using a die from my collection and adhered to the card with some liquid glue. I die-cut the white rectangle frame and foam-mounted this onto the card. I added the focal image for with some foam adhesive for more dimension.

To finish my card design, I stamped the sentiment on some black card stock and adhered with some foam adhesive. Lastly, I added the potted cactus from the Cultivated Cacti stamp set. Here’s another look:

I made my second card extremely simple so this can easily be mass-produced. I prepped my Neenah solar white card stock with my powder tool to keep my embossing powder from spreading everywhere. I stamped the image with some Versamark ink a few times. I sprinkled some white embossing powder and heat-set with my heating tool. I used some mini ink daubers and hybrid inks to color my flowers. Sometimes, keeping the card clean & simple creates a huge impact in the overall design!

I die-cut the “thank you” using a die from my collection with some black card stock and vellum, adhering them onto the card with liquid glue. Here’s a closer look at the beautiful flowers!

I finished my card design by adding some white enamel dots all over the card panel.

Would you like to win the “Porch Swing” Stamp Set or the Roses stamp set? We will choose ONE lucky winner for each stamp set!

Here’s how to win: Comment on the NND blog and Design Team blogs (see list below)! The winner will be chosen at random from the collective reveal posts. Make sure to check out each of their blogs and comment for your chance to win. You will not know which blog has been chosen so the more you comment on the better your chances are of winning! You have until Thursday June 18th at 9pm EST to comment — winners will be announced on the blog post on Friday, June 19th.

Check out all the awesome Design Team Blogs below to enter:

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It is the third day of the reveals by Newton’s Nook Designs. Have you see the last two days of the reveal? Which one os your favorite? You also have a chance to win the stamp set being revealed each day so please read through til the end of the blog post to find out more info. [Just a little important note: I know some of you had difficulties finding the comments section. If you would like to leave a comment to participate in the giveaway, the “comments section” will only be ever visible when a single post on Word Press is being viewed. Please click on this particular blog post and you will be able to leave a comment below. Thank you!]

For day 3, we are showcasing the Neigh Stamp Set and coordinating dies.

To make my card, I started by stamping my images on some Neenah solar white card stock. I colored my images in with my Spectrum Noir alcohol markers. Since I didn’t have the dies, I used my precision snips to fussy-cut the images.

I prepped my A2 size panel of Bristol smooth white card stock with my powder tool. I placed this panel inside my mini Misti and stamped the horseshoe a couple of times with Versamark ink. I sprinkled it with white embossing powder and heat-set with my heating tool. I then ink-blended this panel with some distress oxide inks and used my paper towel to wipe the excess ink. I love the “emboss-resist” effect using the oxide inks.

I cut some Neenah solar white card stock on an angle and foam-mounted this piece on my colored background.

I adhered the colored image on my card with some liquid glue.

To finish my card design, I stamped the sentiment with some Versafine Onyx Black ink and used my white gel pen to add more texture to the background. Here’s another look:

Would you like to win the “Neigh” Stamp Set? This stamp set will be given away to ONE lucky winner!