I had a “senior moment” yesterday and posted a blog hop a week early! I apologize to those of you who were looking for my post yesterday that it disappeared. I had to take it down or spoil all the fun of the hop for next week. I will try not to ever do that again!!! Yikes!!!
So today I have a really cute card that I hope will make up for my absence yesterday. It is stamping directly on the Designer Series Paper. I remember doing this at my club one day and a couple of the ladies had never considered stamping on DSP. Here is today’s card.
Carols of Christmas, 144804
I love that you can see the music through the stamping. I am not a musical person at all, but I love sheet music and I believe this paper is just gorgeous. The name is Merry Music Specialty Designer Series Paper. A mouthful but well worth it.
The colors I chose are Cherry Cobbler and Garden Green. I have to confess that I have never really used Garden Green until this year. When the Be Merry Designer Series Paper came out in the current annual catalog I was surprised to see Garden Green in the packet. Now I feel that I have been very wrong in ignoring this beautiful color.
There is not very much I can say extra about this card other than I used the ink pads and stamps to stamp on the DSP. I felt it needed just a touch extra when I was finished. So I added the cute little corner touches.
Thank you for visiting today. Again I apologize for yesterday’s No Post! I may miss a post in the future, but I hope I never have to remove one again. LOL!!! The supplies I used are listed below. You can click on any item and be taken directly to my online store.
MEASUREMENTS:
- Base is 5 1/2 X 8 1/2 folded in half
- Cherry Cobbler is 5 1/4 X 4
- Whisper White is 5 X 3 3/4
- Smaller Cherry Cobbler is 4 1/4 X 3 1/4
- DSP is 4 X 3
SUPPLIES:
I love that you stamped directly on the Designer Series Paper. Such fun!
This is such a unique idea, I’m going to try it. I love your card, i can just see it displayed on a piano during the holidays.
Love this, Jackie! I always forget that we can stamp directly onto DSP – such a great idea!