Sunday, August 9, 2009

Etsy Inspired #48


This week's Etsy Inspired Challenge #48 features Vol25, a shop that sells prints and other graphics. I loved several of the designs -- especially the bookwormy stuff (after all, I am the stamping writer). She even has bookplates. I don't have any booky stamps, however, so I moved on to another inspiration. I had the perfect stamp and paper to interpret this T.S. Eliot quote, however. And you have to love that cute little RV on this poster, don't you? (We just have a boring square white pop-up, and this litte trailer has so much more personality.)


I have had this dp forever and finally found a good place to use it. (I'm not really used to letting a piece of dp be the main image, so this is a little stretch for me.) The quote is from All Night Media. I combined this challenge with the Ways to Use It challenge at SCS this week -- the theme was pleats, so I pleated the ribbons, both beside the sentiment and in the corner treatment. Pleating does add a new texture to the card. There's a a cute little car charm dangling from the corner ribbon (from a box of charms I bought at a stamping consignment sale last spring, I think it was Making Memories but I threw away the label).

6 comments:

  1. This is so cute!! Thanks for playing along in the Etsy Inspired challenge this week. >:0)

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  2. This is so cute! I love that car paper! My son would ADORE this card! Thanks for playing along with the Etsy challenge this week! It means so much to me! And don't forget, if you get your friends to play you can get your name in the drawing for the $25 gift certificate to Paper Makeup Stamps!

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  3. SUPER CUTE!!! Thanks for participating over at the EIC this week!

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  4. Love this! What great inspiration you drew! I am happy to see you playing this week!

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  5. So funny and colorful!!! I love those tiny cars! ;)

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