Carole created this layout using Technique Tuesday Borderline Stamps "When in Rome" and We R Memory Keepers " Travel Light" Collection. The border where ideal for this layout with the photographic borders and lots more which Carole layered with foam tape over her photo etc.
Carole had been waiting to create this layout, and the "When in Rome" Borders and "Travel Light" pattern papers where perfect.
Sue adores the stamps designed by Ali Edwards and produced by Technique Tuesday. There are quite a few different sets available and they have sentiments perfect for almost every occasion. Ali has used her distinctive handwriting along mixed with vintage typewriter fonts to create very useable journaling focused graphics. Sue often uses the stamps on her layouts as both a design feature and also as a way of portraying the feelings evoked by the photos.
If you haven’t tried Technique Tuesday stamps before, they stamp beautifully with a lovely crisp image. One of the things Sue loves about the Ali Edwards stamps, is that they can be mixed and matched to create the wording that you want to use. And don’t be put off by the themed sets, for example stamps from the baby set are often suitable for other themes as well. ‘The quiet moments make my heart overflow’ and ‘You bring absolute joy to my life. I love you.’ are both stamps from the Sweet Baby set.
Suz Doyle chose to use Technique Tuesday’s super cute set called Buggin’ Out. She created na inspirational-themed card set using quotes she had found that related to the insects she used. The singular beauty of stamps is that you can use them over and over again, and for this look Suz stamped them several times and cut out and layered bits to give her bugs dimension. coloured them in using a mixture of LuminArte’s Twinkling H2O’s and Glimmer Mist. She created the multicoloured backgrounds by combining Glimmer Mist and Gesso for a more textured look.
Though these bugs look fabulous on cards, there are a myriad of other ways you could use them as well, from camping and outdoor themes to little boy layouts and cards and Suz’s daughter even has her eyes on them for a school project!
