Without further ado, let's take a peek at today's project:
It's made using the "how's it rollin'?" itty bitty stamp set, along with patterned paper and the cute "memo" tab sticker from Fancy Pants. All the edges are inked with the indispensable ColorBox Chalk Cat's Eye in Chestnut Roan. I use those ink pads until the sponge is falling apart, and I almost always have a back-up on hand.
These roller skates remind me of the days in the early eighties when my sister & I would go skating. I even had one of my birthday parties at the skating rink... maybe third grade? My poor dad broke his leg at that party. Were you ever a rollerskating nut? Ever had an injury while skating?
Hope you'll stop by each day this week for more Unity fun, and comment for a chance to win! :)
Happy Stamping!
14 comments:
I love those skates, great card! Thanks for being our GIU girlie this week!
This is adorable, Kim! Thanks for sharing your inspiration with us as GIU girl this week.
I thought I'd seen all the Itty Bitty stamps, but never saw these cute skates before! Love your card!
Congrats on your GIU week... Ill look forward to seeing your creations each day!
Ahhh! Congrats on your GIU week! Its very well deserved :)
What a fun card! Love the sentiment and your background paper! Congrats on being this weeks GIU designer! Looking forward to a great week!
Love your card and your story. Your poor dad! We did a lot of roller skating when we were kids, too. Round and round and round!
Hi Kim. This is really cool with the skates. Brings back memories. Fun background papers too. :)
I always assume I have to color in stamped images Thanks for the idea!
Very cute--I like your choice of paper.
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Great card,
Cute card. Love you paper choices and the tab on the image. Congrats on being the GIU girl this week.
Very cute, I just love how you let the stamp take center stage!
Ha ha..your reminiscing about roller skating parties took me way back! What a fun card and darling image
totally cute card...love the mix of patterns behind the focal image!
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