better soon by Diane Zechman

Hello Ai friends and happy Thursday!

 

Today I am sharing a card using the 4864- Better Soon Set.  I love this image...it will be great for all those masculine get well cards!

 

You know I love to paper piece the Ai People! This time I wanted to give him a nice quilt.  :)  Be sure to check out all 5 new sets in the Ai People line!

 

Have a great day and… happy stamping!

 

 

 

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29 Again? by Reneé Matarese

 Hello Ai fans!

Today I'm sharing one of the wood block stamps from Hobby Lobby.
29 Again?

Hobby Lobby carries a bunch of fun Art Impressions stamps and sets both online and in your local store.

I stamped her on the paper but since she was offset on the folder and partially on the embossed part I stamped her again on scrap paper and trimmed out her body.

Don't we all know someone who's turning 29 again this year?? lol!!

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AHH! by Diane Zechman

Hello Ai friends and happy Thursday!

 

Today I am sharing a card using the 4671- AHH Set from the Ai People.  This gal is hilarious... some days you just need to let it all out. ha!

 

I kept the card CAS to focus on the lady. Sponging a bit of pink in the center of the oval helped make her stand out. I stamped her a second time, cut her out, and layered her over the first image.  Her shirt was paper pieced to match the skinny border of patterned paper.

 

Do you know someone having a bad day? She's perfect!

 

Have a great day and… happy stamping!

 

 

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You Make Crutches... by Dana Warren

Hello, AI fans!!!

Dana, here with a card featuring one of the new AI People! These new stamps make perfect Get Well cards!! My card features the Crutches set.

I started by picking out some pattern paper from Echo Park Paper Co. Petticoats & Pinstripes. Then I picked out some similar Spectrum Noir markers to color the image. I used BP6, BP7, CR4, CR6, DR4, EB5, EB6, GT2, GT3, IG2, IG4, IG7.

I added a pink pattern paper to a white card base, then I cut a stitched rectangle from a blue pattern. I added the stitched panel to the middle of the card. From white card stock I die cut an even smaller stitched rectangle. 

Next, I fussy cut the image and then added it to the card with foam tape. Last I stamped the sentiment on the white rectangle and also added it with foam tape.

Thanks for stopping by!!

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