Froyo Fixes Everything

A post on a Saturday? Sure why not? And what's even better? This post is just for me. No DT stuff, no challenges, just a little sumpin' sumpin' because I felt like it. Ahhhh....I needed that. Think I'll need to do it again soon. But first! Lemme show ya what I got!

I finally got my hands on some Sweet Stamp Shop stamps, and I lurve them! This little number above features some images from the new Froyo & Friends set. It's so stinkin' cute! A lot of their stamps were originally intended for planners, but I'm not a stamp-in-you-planner type of girl. Yet. I have a feeling that I will be soon. But back to my card.....

I colored the froyo with my Memento Markers by Imagine Crafts. I die cut around it with one of Stampendous' Fitted Frames, and then I inked the edges with Angel Pink Memento ink. I stamped the sentiments on to red cardstock with VersaMark ink, and then I used Detail White Embossing Powder for some texture and shine. I used a couple more Fitted Frames to cut them out.

I spritzed my pink background with Pink Lemonade Memories Mist and added some Stickles to random spots. A little textured purple cardstock, a little ribbon, Summer Sky ink on the card base, and voila! This little baby came together quick. And I can't wait to break out more of my new Sweet Stamps. I'll have a tutorial for Imagine Crafts in June that features some of their images, so please be sure to check back! And you can follow me on all types of social media by clicking the little buttons near the top on the right side of my post. Thanks for stopping by. Have an inspiring day!

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