July Stamp of the Month Art #7

Art by Sandy Towell

Do you enjoy detail work? This style is just for you. A little exacto knife goes a long way when you stamp an image a second time in a contrasting color like this - - cut the dress out and mount it with 3D Foam Tape over the Cocoa image. It's a fashion statement!

Then on the inside of this card, a circle cut from this BT Duo makes an amazing earth!

Coming August 1 ..........

July Stamp of the Month Art #6

Art by Debi Gardner

Can't resist this card! Actually . . . can't have it without resist! Its image is heat embossed, then the inks are sponged over the top while the embossing surface resists the ink . . . leaving the white shiny image to shine through.

July Stamp of the Month Art #5

Art by Darlys Recker

This waterfall card showcases several of the images from July's Stamp of the Month set. The pull tag reveals one image after another in this creative piece. "Sonoma" papers are used.

July Stamp of the Month Art #4

Art by Cathy Stai

Another card, cut with Cricut Art Philosophy. What a creative way to say "Just Be You!"

July Stamp of the Month Art #3

Art by Julie Reynolds

Once again, my favorite card size! 4 x 4 is great for a stamp image this size, and you can cut FOUR cards this size from a 12 x 12 sheet of cardstock! Layer some coordinating cardstock colors, add a dash of marker, and all it needs are a few brads to top it off.

July Stamp of the Month Art #2

Art by Tina Dupin

This window card is cut using our Cricut Art Philosophy cartridge. Then the matching smaller mat is cut for the image to be embossed on. Coloring in the letters with a coordinating marker ties it all together. The Durable Studs are a perfect embellishment when using only one layer of paper, because there are no prongs from brads left showing!

July Stamp of the Month Art #1

Art by Shannon Law

This 6 x 6 card makes a striking impression. The inks and cardstock mat blend beautifully with the colors in the "Pemberly" BT Duo behind it. The added flair comes from our "Sparkles Flourishes" which can be found on page 126 of the Spring/Summer Idea Book.