Do you have a lot of stamping supplies? Some of them see way too little use? If so, you're like me. And just so you know, we're not alone. In fact, there's a Challenge Your Stash group on SCS that is trying to rectify that, one card at a time.
Each month - on the 28th of the month to be exact - we share a card we've made for that month's theme (chosen by one of our members) and we're not to buy anything. The idea is to use what we have. Barb, the leader of the group chose the name Challenge Your Stash for this little group and it certainly fits.
This month Jen chose our theme -
"Old School" - old school techniques or supplies and/or images that remind you of the old days.
What a fun theme!
For my card I chose not to color - because when I first started making cards, I didn't do any coloring. I did some two-step stamping back then, but no coloring.
I also used a stamp set I've literally had for years and years - October Afternoon Report Card - which is an old-fashioned school theme stamp set. I did choose a sentiment from a My Favorite Things stamp set - You Make the Grace - because I thought it went with the card very well.
Here's the inside of my card:
I hope Jen, Barb, and the other CYS gals
Thanks for stopping by my blog today!
Stamp Sets: October Afternoon Report Card (images) and MFT You Make the Grade (sentiment) stamped with Memento Tuxedo Black Ink
Papers: Recollections 110# Black and 110# White and SU Real Red CS and DP from my scrap file
Dies: Spellbinders Circles
Embellishment: Hobby Lobby Ribbon
Jeanette, this is so cute! It does bring back memories...especially the chalk board. Now, all they use are white boards, smart boards, and computers...even the wonderful overhead projector is gone. TFS and taking me back.
ReplyDeleteWhat a great card Jeanette, and although you may not have coloured on it, it is still a stunner with the red, black and white combination
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Maxine
Outstanding Card--I love the background and the layout is so sweet!
ReplyDeleteWhat an awesome vintage image. Reminds me of the Dick and Jane era!! Great background paper and layout!
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