Showing posts with label Ornate Inchies Background. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Ornate Inchies Background. Show all posts

Wednesday, June 27, 2012

I Brake For Inchies!


I like all of the different designs in this stamp by I Brake For Stamps.  It's called Ornate Inchies Background. There are nine different designs on one stamp, but I chose just four of them to follow the sketch I chose (iSpy Sketches). I actually stamped the whole image and then cut out the ones I wanted to use. I think they make an elegant statement on their own!







Stamps: Ornate Inchies Background by IBFS
Ink: Rose Red (Stampin' Up!)
Paper: Basic Black, Rose Red, Glossy White (Stampin' Up!), Enchanted Collection DP (Bo Bunny)
Accessories: Snow Pearls (Kaiser), photo corner punch (SU!), black satin ruffled ribbon (Really Reasonable Ribbon)

Monday, November 28, 2011

An Original Little Man

{Jane Bosi} I trust we have all survived our turkey comas?? This past weekend was full of family time.....I started feeling a bit nostalgic and wanted to share a project featuring fabby I Brake For Stamps and my lil man! On this cork frame, I'm using the Ornate Inchies Background stamp. It could easily be used as seen or separated into individual stamps. The images are unique and lovely and so very versatile. The technique, Cork Frames, can be found on the TJNL Stampbooking CD, also available in the I Brake For Stamps store! Check it out!

The picture of my crazy little man is from a few years ago.....my, how fast they grow! He still cracks me up daily :) I hope your day is full of laughter......and ink :) TTFN, Jane





Saturday, April 9, 2011

Ornate Inchies Background

Sometimes I like cards that just have art and no sentiments on them. Like this one:

I like all of the different designs in this stamp by I Brake For Stamps.  It's called Ornate Inchies Background.  There are so many ideas running in my head for this stamp! I decided today to use them all as they come on the one stamp, and make a card with just the art.  My background paper is by K & Co. What do you think?