I was so happy to receive the invitation to be amy Tsuruta's guest designer for her fabulous Woodblock Wednesday!
It just so happens my favorite woodblock stamp is from my day spent in the PNW with amy [and our friend Kimberly, too!] at Impress, in Tukwila!
Once I get that little stamp out, I want to leave it out!! Here she is, used in a few of my favorite ways... first one for amy, in her favorite color!
I even got my old Stamp-a-ma-jig out - still the
perfect way to line up these woodblocks!
Here are two more cards … using these fabulous Fresh Inks [also from Impress!].
In delicious clockwise order:
Melon, fig, persimmon, basil, harvest, and ginger
Double-dipping inks in totally allowed!
Here's another old tool that still comes in handy!
And here's a good save - garment tag pins!
Thank all of YOU for stopping by today - shall we go see what amy has in store today? Let's go!
=] Michele
Ya rocked em all Michele. Lovely cards.
ReplyDeleteFabulous cards, Michele! And a bit of a walk down memory lane, to boot! Awesome-sauce! :)
ReplyDeleteWhat a pretty leaf! I love it in all the colors and especially with the sweet garment tag pin!
ReplyDeleteI can see why you love this stamp...it's lovely...perfect for any season. LOVE, LOVE, LOVE that background and the use of the twine. You were even able to use some embellies (sadly, neglected at my house). CAS perfection.
ReplyDeleteThat's a pretty little leaf and I love that you inked it up in a variety of colors! Amy made a good choice picking you as her guest. You never disappoint ;)
ReplyDeletemmmm... I don't even know where my woodblock stamps are..... But you have have certainly not 'lost it', even with the stampamajig, you go GF!
ReplyDeleteCongrats on your well-deserved Guest Designer spot, Michele!
ReplyDeleteThere's nothing like the feel of a woodblock stamp, I always say :) I've kept many of mine ~ I really love how you played with this beautiful leaf...so many great ideas, and your creative inking on the last 2 cards is amazing!
Congrats on being the GD for this series!! I am LOVING how you used those leaves!
ReplyDeleteGoing old school on us huh, Michele? That wonderful leaf deserves its place as the star of your cards just as you deserve a guest designer spot.
ReplyDeleteOne single wood block stamp and you create such loveliness with it, Michele! Such a lovely leaf, beautiful in all it's guises! Congratulations on this latest GD spot! Hugs, Anita :)
ReplyDeleteYou are the MacGyver of the stamping world.....one little stamp? No problem......look at all the wonderful cards you created with it!
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