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Monday, April 25, 2011

Repeat Impressions Stamp of the Week - Wheelbarrow

As always, Monday brings a new Repeat Impressions Stamp of the Week.  This week's stamp is the Wheelbarrow.  Through next Sunday, May 1, you can purchase this stamp at half price.  Check out the Repeat Impressions blog, The House That Stamps Built, for all the details and to see the other Rock Stars' creations.  Or check them out here:

For my card, I stamped the watering can, masked it off and stamped the wheelbarrow, then stamped the grass.  I colored the items with markers and paper-pieced the "tub" part of the wheelbarrow with slightly patterned reddish paper.  I spritzed some water in two places on my Tim Holtz mat and added a drop of reinker to each spot - Soft Sky and Wild Wasabi.  I used a paint brush to dab the ink on to the sky and the grass.  The sentiment is from Repeat Impressions, also.  All three stamps can be found on this page.

Remember, you still have through tomorrow for the Designer's Choice challenge and a chance to win a full sheet of unmounted rubber, and through next Tuesday for the WHAT IF? Wednesday challenge and a chance to win a $25 gift certificate to Repeat Impressions.  You can find the details for both challenges on the blog, The House That Stamps Built.

Thanks so much for stopping by, and I hope you'll come back and visit again soon!

10 comments:

  1. Cute! I wish it were garden time here. Still way to cold to be outside too long.

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  2. Super cute Lynette; love how you used the watering can with the wheelbarrow - great coloring too!

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  3. Lovely scene card- reminds me of the one day of Spring we have had so far:)

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  4. This is a great image and I love the sentiment! So true! Beautiful coloring!

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  5. Great scene you have made with the water can and wheel barrow! Wonderful coloring!

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  6. Oh, how cute! Nice masking and paper piecing. Love how your coloring of the grass and sky turned out, too!

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  7. Love that you used the watering can with it! Wish I had that stamp. Great card!

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  8. What a pretty card!I love how you made the sky and the grass. The stamps are sweet.

    Mary

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  9. Great work with both images - I love you sweet scene!

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