This week’s challenge at Hand Stamped Sentiments we have a masculine inspiration challenge. Masculine projects are a challenge for me but my husband gave me a great idea! He suggested I make bookmark for him. I immediately thought My Digital Studio. I haven’t played on it in awhile and this was the perfect opportunity. I started with the First Edition digital DSP. The edges look sponged because I used background #1 of the Vintage Overlays digital DSP. There’s a great tutorial for this technique on www.mydigitalstudio.net. The images are from digital stamp The Open Seas. I used Cherry Cobbler and Not Quite Navy. I used two pieces of chipboard and covered each side with the digital background. Before I glued them together I put the Antique brads through. EASY PROJECT!
I hope you join us this week for our masculine inspiration challenge. For more inspiration visit HHS to see all the wonderful projects from our talented design team.
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Masculine bookmark
Card Size: 1.50″ W x 5.50″ H
Digital Stamp sets: The Open Seas, font: French Script for initials
Paper: digital DSP First Edition, non Stampin’ Up! Matte photo paper
Inkjet: Cherry Cobbler, Not Quite Navy
Accessories: Antique Brads, retired Early Espresso 1-1/4 striped ribbon
Filed under: Bookmarks, Hand Stamped Sentiments Creative Challenge, Inspiration Challenge, My Digital Studio, The Open Seas | Tagged: Genevieve Valdes Stampin' Up Demonstrator, masculine bookmark, masculine stampin up projects, My Digital Studio, stampin up masculine bookmark, the open seas bookmark |
These bookmarks are so cool and I am so glad to see another hybrid project for this week. Smiles, Elizabeth
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This is such a cool idea. Great job!
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Whoa, Nellie! Those are the best! I love that you used MDS, and you can turn out a bunch if you needed to. Very nice project.
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