Happy Wednesday everyone. Kris here to share some inspiration today.
I think as card-makers, scrapbookers, and mixed media
artists we all find inspiration in so many things.
Today, I want to challenge you to look at some on your older
stamps in different ways. I think we all
have a tendency to put our older images/sentiments in the back of the bin
because there are always new, trendy, exciting ones available.
This kit that I’m using today was released about a year ago,
but the images came from a KOTM released in July of 2009 called a Pocket
full of… and when it was released, it had a different sentiment.
Here are the original kit (still available) and the newer release. From time to time Unity will release some images from older subscriptions as itty bittys or smaller kits.
The next card uses an idea I saw several times on Pinterest and a
sentiment from Lisa Arana’s Feel Better Soon sentiment kit (see that little tissue stuffed in the pocket?).
Last I have an all-occasion card and for this one I stamped
and colored the pocket image on canvas (fun and different) and used a sentiment from the Bunches of {love}sentiment kit.
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To recap...take the time to re-visit your older stamp sets. It's so much fun to have the newest/trendiest images and sentiments but you can make what's old new again. Remember that there is a sale at Unity that starts every Thursday. There may or may not be new releases but there are always tons of great oldies to be had at great prices. It's time to stretch that imagination and those dollars.


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These are great! I tend to only choose stamps I think I can use multiple times without mass-producing the same card over and over. This shows me I can start getting more "specific" stamps and branch out with how I use them!
ReplyDeleteWonderful cards, and inspiration to take another look at my recently neglected sets.
ReplyDeleteAwesome Cards, each one is so different.
ReplyDeleteThese are all just wonderful, Kris! Thank you for showing us the variety of ways to use our under loved treasures!
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