Tuesday, September 21, 2010

TE Blast From the Past Blog Hop

It's time again for the Blast from the Past Blog Hop at Taylored Expressions!  I love seeing some of the sets I haven't used in a while appear and inspire me to get them out again!  For my card today, I used the Discover Your Wings set. 
I "stamped" my Creole Spice Kaleidacolor pad right onto the cardstock to create the background for the butterfly.  I then stamped the butterfly in Versamark ink and embossed it in black. 
I used a border punch for the bottom edge of the focal panel and tied some twill as well. 
I just love this sentiment.  I always have.  It's one of those sentiments that could be used for so many different occasions too. 

DON'T FORGET! We will be drawing one random hopper to receive a FREE Taylored Expressions stamp set of your choice and we'll also be choosing another creation to be featured in an upcoming TE newsletter.

Also, Taylored Expressions is offering a special Blast from the Past sale in order to help you prepare for our next customer blog hop! Our October blog hop is all about Christmas and we'll be featuring past Christmas stamps from Taylored Expressions in our creations. The following select Christmas sets are 20% off through Sunday, September 26th so it's a great time to pick one up and join us on the hop next month. You can find all the details on the TE Blog Hop HERE!

Christmas Blessings
Season's Sweetings
Home Sweet Home
Holiday Wonder
Wings of Joy
Tag Treats

Now don't forget to hop around and see everyone's wonderful creations!  Get ready to be inspired! Thanks for stopping by!

Here are the entries from the Taylored Expressions Blast from the Past blog hop! Stay tuned for details on how you can sign up for the customer blog hop next month!

1. Taylor VanBruggen  21. Tangii Crain  
2. Cassie Trask  22. Jami Sibley  
3. Tracy Clemente  23. Tori Wild  
4. Pattie Goldman  24. Sankari Wegman  
5. Regina Mangum  25. Karen Giron  
6. Jen Tapler  26. Carole Chesser  
7. Jessica Diedrich  27. Melissa Sauls  
8. LeAnn Jolliff  28. Michelle Single  
9. Julia Aston  29. Jessica Willison  
10. Monika Davis  30. Lynn Put  
11. Kelly Braund  31. Ashley Newell  
12. Lisa Hjulberg  32. Danielle Lounds  
13. Meri McLaughlin  33. Chris Loritsch  
14. Amanda Mason  34. Charmaine Ikach  
15. Maggie Haas  35. Natalie Houston  
16. Rebecca Ednie  36. Lesa Smaligo  
17. Joan Ervin  37. Bronwyn Velazquez  
18. Lea Lawson  38. Terri Trotter Earley  
19. Tanja Hartmann  39. Radha Thijm  
20. Jodi Collins  

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16 comments:

Lea L. said...

This is very pretty! I love the gradient of colors on the background! Great job!

♥♥♥Lea

Taylor said...

You've been doing such fun things with the kaleidacolor pads lately! Can you believe I don't have one in my collection? I will soon! :)

Lynn Put said...

Fantastic card! I really like these bold colors and the embossing!

Julia Aston said...

The black embossed butterfly looks wonderful against the stamped colors!

Tori Wild said...

I haven't used one of those stamp pads forever-- great inspiration-- I love the fun colors!

Terri Trotter Earley said...

Great color blocking!

It's a good life!
Terri E.

Karen Motz said...

What a beautifully coloured background for that pretty butterfly!!

Punkydoodle Papers said...

I'm a huge fan of this card! I love what you did with the stripes!

Joan Ervin said...

What a clever idea to use the ink pad to create the background...love the colors and the butterfly silhouette, too!!!

Jodi Collins said...

This is TOTALLY cool Charmaine! LOVE this!

FibreJunky said...

Wow. The butterfly is so striking against the kaleidacolor background!

Ashley Newell said...

This is beautiful! I love all the colors!

Regina Mangum said...

Hey Charmaine! Lovely, lovely, lovely. Just gorgeous. XOXO

Purrfect Paper Creations said...

What a fun card to make--I love how you did the background!

Chris L.

Natalie said...

Love the background with the black embossing, what a rich and elegant effect! Beautiful card.

Melissa Sauls said...

Wow! This is absolutely stunning! I think I need a tutorial! Just make it a tutorial to stamp as gorgeous creations as you do! :)

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