New Greeting Farm stamps featuring Miss Anya

Posted by on Jun 13, 2009 in Copic Marker tips, The Greeting Farm | 5 comments

rainsnowshine1Nothing quite like new rubber stamps! 

As soon as I got the Rain, Snow, Shine Miss Anya set, I had to try it out.  Greeting Farm stamps are so fun to color.  They have enough detail to be interesting but still have space to color and blend.

My initial plan for this card was to paper piece the coat and the umbrella – but I got carried away coloring with Copics and this is what happened.  I guess I’ll have to make another card to try the paper piecing.

The papers used here are from the Urban Prairie Paper Pad (one of my faves).   I used the Labels 4 Spellbinder die to cut out the image.  I inked the background with a duster brush and Broken China Distress ink.

whiteflowersAnd I got to use my new ZigZag boarder punch.  The punch cuts the zigzag and then embosses stitching above the zigzag.  It was so easy to trace the embossing with an Inkessential pen to create stitches.

The paper flowers started out white – I just colored them with the same Copics I used for the stamp – I love being able to do that.

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The set has 3 very cute images.  I want to try covering the sunglasses on the “Shine” stamp with Crystal Effects to make them look like glass.

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  1. Danni

    So very cute! This set is on my never ending wishlist! LOL!

  2. Etha

    this is so pretty! love how you picked up the urban prairie colors for your main image coloring, very cool.

  3. Catherine

    Great card, Cathy!

    I just love this technique for customizing flowers! Which reminds me, I need more!

  4. Kit

    Beautiful card and I love the idea of colouring your flowers thats definately a money saving tip

  5. Mel McCarthy

    SO sweet! Can’t wait to get my stampy paws on her! :O) Love the colours & DP. Those 6×6 packs are the best money I ever spent! :O)

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