{ippity} for Mojo Monday

The mailman brought me two fun {ippity} stamp sets. (Thanks, Maria)! The main purpose for those sets is wedding invitations and cards. I'm working on invitations for a friend of mine.

However, before I get cracking on those, I had to play. And what better excuse than this week's Mojo Monday Challenge.


And the inside:


And the sketch I used for inspiration:


Thanks for looking!

Products used:
Cardstock: Bazzill Basics (White), CTMH (Black, Buttercup, Crystal Blue)
Patterned paper: The Girls Paperie
Stamps: {ippity} Fall for You (bird and branch), Where You Should Be (sentiments and inside image)
Ink pads: CTMH (Black)
Markers: Copic (greens, grey and colorless blender), CTMH (Bubblegum, Citrus Leaf, Heavenly Blue, Buttercup)

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My first Unity Stamps kit arrived, and I began playing. The three little shoes worked perfectly for this week's Mojo Monday Challenge.



And here is the Mojo Monday sketch:

I'm trying to rid my stash of CTMH's retired products so I can move on to other lines. I'll still by a CTMH stamp set or some cardstock now and again, though!

Products used:
Cardstock: CTMH (Colonial White, Black)
Patterned paper: CTMH (Silhouette)
Ink: CTMH (Tulip) and Versafine (Black)
Stamps: Unity Stamp Co.
Die cut tool: Slice by Making Memories
Die cut design card: Noteworthy
Embellishments: Brads, pearls, paper flowers, and ribbon from CTMH
Spray Ink: Tattered Angels Glimmer Mist

I'm back and Mojo Monday

After a 6-month hiatus, I'm back!

First up, my take on this week's Mojo Monday sketch:



And here is the original sketch:



I'm trying to use up my Close to my Heart products so I can move on to bigger and better things. More about that later.

Now I'm off to a card exchange club at Backroads Plum Crazy!

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This week's Mojo Monday sketch was so much fun. I needed some inspiration for a card today. I knew I wanted to include two kinds of Tulip: the CTMH Exclusive Inks color and folded paper flowers, and this sketch was a great way to actualize that vision. Thanks to Maria Gurnsey for creating this:


If you are interested in learning to fold these tulips, email me. dillybelle at gmail dot com