A Passion for Papertrey: Featured Stamper Post

Saturday 3 July 2010

Featured Stamper Post

This is my last post as the featured stamper for June (just a little late too!) - where did the month go?

I am just loving aperture cards that I am seeing all over and so this is my take on them.

I used Plum Pudding, Pure Poppy and Hibiscus Burst as my pallet, and coloured in the violets with Copic markers in the same colour range.

It's great to be able to mix and match the sentiments from the Year of Flowers sets; the sets are so versatile so you can colour to your heart's content or paper piece them too using patterned papers.

Many thanks to Kate and Aimes for the invitation this month!

Chris
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4 comments:

Katie Berberich Handmade said...: Wow these are beautiful cards, very inspirational xx; 3 July 2010 at 19:34
Helen Berry said...: Chris, I love these cards - simple elegant with a touch of colour.
Helen x; 4 July 2010 at 17:13
AuroraDawn said...: Wow what Gorgeous cards, such a simple design, but they really have a WOW factor. Love them to bits :O); 5 July 2010 at 13:30
Ethans Mummy said...: lovely cards, ive just ordered time for tea, on the couch and enjoy the ride... cant wait xxx; 7 July 2010 at 20:15

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Welcome to A Passion for Papertrey - a place where lovers of Papertrey Ink can get together to share ideas, inspiration, take part in challenges and join swaps!

We're Kate, Aimes and Caryn - we all live in the UK and became friends thanks to our mutual love of all things Papertrey. We soon found out there were lots of other fans in the UK and Europe and thought there should be a corner of the web to bring us together.

Of course we welcome readers from around the world but our primary aim is to unite stampers who use Papertrey products from the UK and the rest of Europe.

Every fortnight we will set a challenge using Papertrey products AND at the end of each challenge we will randomly draw a winner who will recieve some Papertrey goodies! This may be a roll of ribbon, a selection of papers and matching cardstock or even a stamp set!!

We know that as it is an overseas company you may not have a large collection of stamps and Papertrey colours so these will be kept quite general.

For example if you don't have the Papertrey colours you could use one of their stamps and cardstock/papers from other companies, or get creative with just some Papertrey papers and ribbon - the main thing is to have fun!