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Tuesday, March 26, 2019

Stamping a Repeating Pattern



Hello and welcome to my blog today. While my husband and I watched our favorite team in the basketball play-offs over the weekend, I got in some stamping time. I was able to spend some time playing around with my inks since our team won by a good many points! Today I have a card to share!



I was intrigued by THIS video from Dawn Woleslagle, owner of WPlus9, showing how to make your own pattern for repeat stamping, and I admired the beautiful cards she made! Highly inspired by her work, I created my own patterns using different colors and sentiments. 


By creating a 6" square divided equally into 4 segments, you can easily repeat the same pattern by stamping and turning for each quadrant using the Misti. I can't wait to try this again with other stamps. 

After creating the patterned sheet I hated to cut it up but I trimmed it for an A2 card and die cut a hexagon from the center. I placed patterned paper behind it and used craft foam to lift the image. A die cut flower and leaves were added to embellish the layer. 

As always, I am thankful for each and every visit! I will list my supplies below. 

I am posting into three different challenges today. 
Virginia's "Show & Share"  for March,



the Double "D" Challenge inspired by gingham, 


and the Inspired By Challenge, Spring Lovelies. 



Be yourself
     Delight in your craft 
        Make something beautiful!











Supplies used are from WPlus9 unless noted
Stamps: Happy Wishes and dies, Basic Banners
Paper: Neenah Solar White, PTI - Bitty Big Paper Collection
INK: Bloomsberry, Cockle Shell, Last Leaf, Wild Mango, Ocean Drive
Accessories: Clear Cuts Stacker Dies - Hexagon