Friday, June 12, 2015

No Bones About It Dinosaur Birthday Card: #tgifc07

Hi friends! This week at TGIF we have a sketch challenge for you, I hope you'll play along.
When I look at a sketch I don't always interpret the shapes literally. Two cute stars? How about one fab, fussy cut dinosaur?
I'm LOVING the new No Bones About It stamp set. So many awesome images and sentiments!
No Bones About It (photopolymer) $32
The way these images stamp on top of one another or can be used alone is awesome! For my little dino I stamped the solid image in Pool Party and then layered the bones on top with Cucumber Crush.
Because this stamp set is photopolymer, it's super easy to layer the images. Perfect placement with no fancy tools - love it!
The blocks of colour in the background are so simple too! Just cut some co-ordinating cardstock in 1" strips and add it to your card base. This is a fabulous way to really bring all the colours of your  stamping into a cohesive look. 
I have another order for Ribbon Shares going in on Monday! If you'd like a collection of ribbon in a selection of colours for a fraction of the price, be sure to check out the details HERE. Most Ribbon Shares shipped anywhere in Canada for only $2 each!

 Have an amazing weekend! 
Happy Stampin'


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5 comments:

  1. Michelle LastJune 12, 2015 at 4:33 AM

    I love your card, its so bright and perfect for a little boy. I have no little boys to make cards for but I simply had to buy this set!

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    1. Allison OkamitsuJuly 2, 2015 at 6:42 PM

      I totally get it Michelle! Thankfully I have a handful of nephews that will all be getting dinosaur birthday cards!
      xo Allison

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  2. AB. June 12, 2015 at 6:31 PM

    Absolutely fabulous card!! I am loving this set. :)

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    1. Allison OkamitsuJuly 2, 2015 at 6:43 PM

      Thanks so much Alison. You're so sweet!
      xo Allison

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  3. CoolPaperArtFebruary 6, 2019 at 6:33 AM

    I wish they made dies for this card. I like to use this set a lot but I despise cutting it out b/c it is so intricate. You did a great job, I can only imagine how long it took in-between the scales and feet.

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