Bonjour, welcome to the Waltzingmouse Stamps Release Day Blog Waltz! You should be waltzing here from Clare Buswell's blog, but if you got lost, just stop back at Claire Brennan's blog to find your way again!
Today we are featuring the last 2 sets to be released TODAY in the store: Paris Nouveau and Very Vintage Labels No. 25...and both have images that coordinate with the new Spellbinders Labels 25 Nestabilities!
I have been dying to try a botanical card with all of the new sets! For this one, I used the houndstooth label from Very Vintage Labels No. 25, with a smaller one from the set tucked inside. The sentiment is from French Country. I stamped the background using images from Paris Nouveau, and also the previously-released sets Text-It and Roses in Bloom!
I stamped the text using Fresh Ink in Chocolate. First I stamped off on a piece of scratch paper, and before stamping the image, I ran my finger over the stamp take more of the ink off. I just love the whole look, and can't wait to try it again.
For my Paris Nouveau card, I used this piece of artwork as inspiration! It's called "Eiffel Tower Roses" by Angela Staehling. I found the link for the print HERE and saved it on my pinterest board!
EEK, I am loving the Eiffel Tower as much as the French Country rooster! Stamped the cane print from Heirloom Patterns in the background, a label and sentiment from Paris Nouveau, and a flourish from Flourishes-Scallops and Dots.
The pansies are from Afternoon Tea Sentiments, colored with Copic markers. I also sponged Antique Linen Distress ink over the top of the flowers after coloring them. Added lots of dimensionals and a few little pearls!
I have had so much fun working with all of the new stamp sets! Thanks so much to everyone who stopped by to leave such wonderful comments. If you happen to leave one today, you may just win a stamp set of choice!
This time around EACH of the DT members will randomly draw one name from their blogs and submit the name to Lynn. Then Lynn will randomly draw one name from that list to get the winner. So, the more comments you leave, the greater your chance to win...good luck! Commenters will have until 6:59 AM EST on Saturday, March 3rd to post a comment. The winner will be posted on Claire's blog on Sunday, March 4th.
Now off you go to LYNNE'S BLOG!!
Supplies:
Botanical Card:
Stamps: Paris Nouveau, Very Vintage Labels No. 25, Text-It, Roses in Bloom, French Country, all Waltzingmouse Stamps
Paper: PTI Kraft and Vintage Cream
Ink: Fresh Ink in Chocolate and Pear, A Muse Studio Ink in Toffee and Latte
Other: twine, A Muse Studio pearls
Paris Card:
Stamps: Paris Nouveau, Afternoon Tea Sentiments, Heirloom Patterns, and Flourishes-Scallops and Dots, all Waltzingmouse Stamps
Paper: PTI Vintage Cream, Melon Berry
Ink: Memento Rich Cocoa Ink, Tim Holtz Antique Linen Distress Ink, A Muse Studio Latte ink, Fresh Ink in Chocolate, Silver Lilac, and Blue Sage, Copic markers
Other: A Muse Studio pearls
96 comments:
OMG Kelly!!! Totally gorgeous!! Love how you tucked the little label inside the bigger one - really clever effect. I really like the inspiration pic and your card is every bit as stunning - the flowers so sweet next to the Eiffel tower. Thanks for all the inspiration this week :)
These are so gorgeous! I love the stamping layers. This waltz has got to be the best yet!
Wow. I guess I have said that a lot, but I love these cards! The yellow houndstooth label is so pretty, love it in that color, the Paris Eiffel Tower is such an iconic image, I expect to see a lot of it from now on!
Wonderful background stampings, colors and pearls on your first card Kelly! and I love your inspired second card with the pansies, swirls and layered tower!
So so pretty and delicate, love these. wonderful creations as always Kelly
Ali x
Great cards. Love your inspiration photo also.
Blessings,
PeggyS
I enjoy the botanical theme and the colors used.
I love all the layers and cant' wait to get some of these sets to play with !!
Charlene Dahlberg
Lovely cards Kelly, the florals look great with the strong lines of the label and the tower! Thanks for sharing all the samples for this release over the last few days - beautiful!
Lovely cards Kelly, the florals look great with the strong lines of the label and the tower! Thanks for sharing all the samples for this release over the last few days - beautiful!
Beautiful cards!
EEEEKKKKK! I'm loving your work as well! Your creativity and attention to detail and color is amazing! I'm new to this whole product line and to your blog as well......I'm in LOVE!!
TFS
Creative Wishes,
Claire S.
www.scrapmyway.blogspot.com
Beautiful creations - so gorgeous.
The first card is so adorable! I love the neutral colors and the twine!
absolutely beautiful work, TFS :) ♥
absolutely beautiful work, TFS :) ♥
stunning! i really like the pearls on the first card. beautiful!
Love both of your cards! The background you created is so incredible with all of its layers! I need to try this more often as it creates such a uniquely beautiful card! Both of these made me smile...and long for some cappuccino at a cafe with a chocolate croissant!!!! Thanks for all of your wonderful release inspiration this week! :) Jill
Beautiful cards. Love the soft colors you used. Those little details you added too... Thanks for sharing.
The colors you used on your cards are so soft and pretty ... you did a wonderful job using these new Waltzing Mouse sets and incorporating other sets to really round out the design of the card. Nice job!
Both of these are gorgeous. Wonderful soft colors on the first one.
Holy Smokes! You have executed some of the most gorgeous and expert layer stamping I may just have ever seen! These cards are so exsquisite. Just wow!
Such pretty cards, great colors!
Text it is my favorite set and I love how it looks with the leaves. I am going to have to case this!
Both these cards are so pretty. The mixture of stamps on your first card is stunning. I really like your take on the Eiffel tower sketch - the pansies are fab!
Love the use of the soft colors...they really work to make a great card. Lovely job.
Gorgeous! Specially love the Eifel Tower one! That one you used for inspiration has long been one of my favourites on Pinterest. It keeps popping up, I think so many people just love it. Your interpretation is great!
Gorgeous! All of your cards for this release are delightful to see and have inspired me!
Blessings Bernie
Label within a label, genius! The little clusters of pearls are just gorgeous.
Great cards -- especially loved the first one.
Now....not only do I want the new sets but, text it too!!! Well, it was on my wish list!!! These are both wonderful!!!
oh kelly, i love the stamped background on your first card! it totally looks like store bought scrapbooking paper! beautiful!
Your subtle colours are beautiful.
Another creative lady using these terrific new stamp sets. I am really loving all the French stamps!
Gorgeous color combos on your beautiful cards! I am loving these stamps!
Such lovely cards -- I really like your use of papers and colours!
Great cards. Especially love the first one.
craftymom205 at yahoo dot com
Awesome cards! The boldness of the colors on the second card is wonderful, and I adore the triple stamped background on the first card. Both of them are so very clever!
Both your cards are FABULOUS Kelly!! Love them!!!
Have a GREAT day!!
I really like the vintage feel and look to these cards, thanks for the inspiration.
Wow Kelly! Another day of WM beauty! Love each and everyone of your samples! Great way to mix and match so many WMS! I love all your color combos and those pansies look fabulous with the Eiffel Tower!
It is great to see a different range of colours being used.Your cards look stunning and I love the botanical element being mixrd in.
Oh Kelly, these are gorgeous. I love all the different stamps you used and the way you layered them. The yellow and brown are so yummy. Your second card is such an amazing interpretation of the print! I love the addition of the pansies and the soft colors! You rocked this release!
Your cards were gorgeous.
I'm trying to play a little catch up...
the flu hit!
And these are gorgeous!!!
I adore that stamped background...
the roses and text...
just stunning!
And with that fabulous label...
I die!
And then the "oh-la-la" so French beauty...
Kelly you rocked both of these sets...they're just gorgeously stunning!
What a love job on your creations, I especially like the dimension on the last card, with the Eiffel card popped up and the flowers by its side, beautiful job.
Your card is so soft and pretty!
very nice cards...
Wonderful cards--love the pansies. Thanks for sharing!!!!
Very nice cards. Your color choices are unique and stunning.
Oh I love the way you intermixed the sets! The label stamped within label is so cool and I love the flowers from the AFternoon Tea set with the eiffel tower! So cool!
Great colors, love the splashes of yellow.
Your card is just as gorgeous as the inspiration picture!
Both these cards are divine. So soft, elegant and vintage. Thanks so much for sharing.
Beautiful soft cards!! I really love the way you did the flowers and the lovely movement that you created in the second card!
Kelly,
Card #1: I like the way you make the background. Love that earth scheme colors. Your label look so awesome.
Card #2: Hey.. I love that card. so sweet & romantic!
So lovely combinations! Claire's stamps are wonderful and your cards are wonderful!!!
Mary Poutou
PoutouM@piraeusbank.gr
Absolutely gorgeous Kelly! Love the Tower surrounded by the pansies, and the soft stamping with the rose on your first. Gorgeous!
I love both of your cards. They are both very Beautiful I especially love that you created all the cards. The backgrounds and foregrounds. You really have an eye, and a lot of Talent. I love your Art. Thanks for sharing it all this release.
Wow the new release is fab, but I keep seeing things like the pansies and the wish-list grows again lol! Your cards are stunning, love the colours you worked with on these
Anne
xxx
I'm definitely stealing the label tucked in a label idea...fabulous cards! Your inspiration piece was perfect for this new set and the pansy card is fabulous! Thanks for sharing.
Your cards are always so stuning and your attention to detail is amazing.
Stunning cards.
Beautiful cards Kelly! I really like the leaf and berry stamp on the first one and love how you've inked the stamps to get that lovely dreamy effect.
Lynn Wild
Gosh, what lovely soft colors you have used for these cards! They are just gorgeous! I love the DP you made, and the shading at the edges. Wow!
After seeing all the lovely cards I'm sure the Paris Nouveau set is still my favorite! Great cards!
Great job on the backgrounds. Thanks for sharing.
I love all of the stampy goodness on these! Everything is handmade and it's just lovely! Your violets on the second one are a perfect addition - you interpreted your inspiration piece beautifully!
wonderful cards- I love the flowers behind the Effiel tower.
Can you just picture my nose to the screen trying to figure out how you made each card? Well, that's what I do. Seriously Kelly your composition on stamps is amazing. I keep asking myself is that the same stamp I have, lol? These are all beautiful girl!!
Terrific projects!
your take on thi is so different and fresh love the pansey! *denise*
Love how you used so many techniques with these stamps - shows how versatile they are!
Love the multilayer background stamping you have done on the first card!
Eek, so much goodness... haven't finished this hop yet, but I'm sure my pocketbook will suffer...
What beautiful cards. They are so peaceful. Love the coloring.
Vicky
Love how you double stamped 2 Vintage Labels 25 images for the sentiment panel on your first card, along with the soft colour combination & botanical feel you gave it. Amazing creations that feature this wonderful new WMS release!
They're both so soft and feminine. Love the first one best1
Your cards are simply amazing. I love how you used two labels in the first card, very nifty idea and I love how you used an inspirational piece to create your second card. Both are beautifully done. :)
OOH!,LA!LA! these are terrific, love the soft colors, for the sweet smell of springtime in Paris, just looking at your design, says "come on over"
thanks for sharing Pattie J.
Gorgeous cards!
Beautiful cards.
Oh my, just lovely! I love the background stamping that you did on the first card. And how clever to combine the two labels! And your second card just makes me sigh with delight. Beautiful coloring. And I love how you incorporated older sets into your creations, too!
WOW...Kelly- your cards are stunning. I love your crafting style and the new releases are just beautiful. I want them all!!! What a talented DT you have. Each of them did such a wonderful job. Thanks for sharing with us.
Gorgeous cards... They are fabulous!!!
Gorgeous cards... They are fabulous!!!
Great cards; love the color combos and details. Thanks for sharing.
You've captured the sunrise or sunset that I remember from my trip to Paris many years ago. Makes me want to go back. TFS!
Wow, just stunning!!!
Beautiful! I love all the details!
DeniseB
Those are amazing pansy flowers that you created. Love the inspiration piece. Very pretty effect!
I need these stamp sets! Beautiful cards Kelly.
Hugs Lily B Xx.
It's a joy to view your projects. Love the softness of the first card - do different from the rest of the takes on the DT.
And then the BG on the second, exactly like the iron material of the tower itself. Just walked up those 300+ steps a couple months ago.
Wowzers! These are eye-popping beauties! You did an amazing job is creating soft-feeling cards that have tons of subtle texture! Love 'em!!!
I'm not sure how to say "these are freaking amazing" in French, but I would if I could! :-) The subtle neutral colors on your first card are so elegant and beautiful! And the flowers with the Eiffel tower on your second card...GENIUS! Sooo pretty!
I'm not sure how to say "these are freaking amazing" in French, but I would if I could! :-) The subtle neutral colors on your first card are so elegant and beautiful! And the flowers with the Eiffel tower on your second card...GENIUS! Sooo pretty!
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