Friday, August 30, 2019

Friday with Amy: Sunny Studio Stamps | Fall Fun



I love my Doodlebugs weekly posts.  It has me on my toes and mixing and matching sets.  It also means that it is FRIDAY!  Today I'm sharing a couple of Sunny Studio Stamps cards.  I'm in a bit of a fall mode so these had me happily crafting.


I went a bit crazy and stamped out the Sunny Studio Stamps Elegant Leaves set 4 times in 4 different Oxide Inks:


That's why you see all those leaves scattered on both of my projects.  Let's chat about my 'Thankful' card first:


I started off with a kraft 4.25 x 4.25 panel.  I trimmed down a white panel to 4.0 x 4.0.  I did some light stencil work with a stencil I had in my stash using Distress Oxide Tea Dye.  

I stamped the Thankful sentiment in Broken China and fussy cut it out.


I'm loving this color combo for fall inspired designs, how about you?


If you've been following me for any amount of time, you know that I'm a coffee-a-holic.  I love the liquid form and all things caffeinated in stamps.   I combined Sunny Studio Mug Hugs with Elegant Leaves.


I started with another 4.25 x 4.25 kraft panel.  I used a 4.0 x 4.0 panel from the Sunny Studio Amazing Argyle Paper Pad.  I used an oval die and ran it through my die cut machine.


I heat embossed the sentiment in white on the kraft panel.  

I stamped and copic colored the two coffee cups.  I used various copics:

YR04 | YR14 | YR16
BG07 | BG09
E44
TO | T2


I played around with the different leaves that I had left over and manage to place them in a manner that made me happy.  I topped off the blue mug with sprinkles on the foam.

Thanks so much for stopping by!

Links to products used can be found below:

6 comments:

  1. Pumpkin Spice Argyle for the win!!! :) (Seriously these are awesome Amy!) ♥

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  2. So beautiful Amy - love love --I love the colors on BOTH of these beautiful cards! TFS

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    1. Thanks Gail. I agree! Love that color combination.

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  3. These are gorgeous! LOVING the colors and the leaves!

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