This is one of my favorite challenge groups.
As you can see I go by the keep it simple s****d rule for most of my creations.
I love the elegance of a simple card.
My submission is one most of my friends would not do but I am not a frew frew type.
The flowers are a wonderful stamp I bought years ago at Jo Ann's for a dollar. They are by Ditto.
The text I am unable to give you the company.
Here is why...
I had the bright idea a year ago to put all my sayings together.
Major mistake!
I don't know which company is which AND today in this mess I found an Easter saying.
I don't know which company is which AND today in this mess I found an Easter saying.
Which I needed when I designed my Easter cards.
After doing my challenges today I plan on figuring out what stamps should be where and repackage them.
Please learn from my mistakes.
nice card, I was too rummaging amongst my stamps and thinking i need a better organisation method, at the mo it's which stampset i used last is in the front of the box they live in, but i've never thought of pulling sets a part, and thanks to your post I won't either. i have one box for lili of the valey stamps as they all are the same size and come in a little holder and all my christmas stuff is separated as I don;t need to flick through those every day..ideas welcome ;-)
ReplyDeleteFAB card, I'm not a fan of "frou frou" either! Sorry to hear of your regret regarding your mixed up stamps. I'm afraid most of mine remain in their original packaging - it's a tad annoying to have to take them out, use them and then replace them but .... at least I know who produced which image. Thanks for the heads up, I'll be leaving them that way too!
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Such a sweet card. I'm with Kathy- ish. All my stamp sets are still together but I've put them onto (labeled) stamp sheets in A4 folders. Kinda works for me, but only because I have 2 index-type folders with just the images stamped onto paper in them and a note of which A4 folder the actual stamp is in. In the index folders I keep all the text stamps together, all the Christmas ones together, all the flowers together etc.etc. As I said, works for me!
ReplyDeleteSharon xx
Love your Sayings collection, just what do we all do with our ever growing collection! I must confess to trying to keep mine in their packaging at least until it falls apart.
ReplyDeleteLove your card and the flora stamp is lovely. XOXO Zoe
I'm afraid that I have quite a few sets on unidentified stamp too !
ReplyDeleteYour card is just fab.. clean and simple!
Thanks so much (don't know your name)
Chrissie
"Less is More"
Very pretty card! Ooo, I have some stamps mixed too, I found it easier to find them that way.
ReplyDeleteLove and hugs
Maarit
This is fab - I love the quirky flowers!
ReplyDeleteSharon
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Fun, vibrant, CAS and a perfect one layer card
ReplyDeleteThanks for playing along this week at Less is More.
Sarah
I guess I'm a little too organized! I have a photo of each of my stamp sets in a book, sorted by "type" (sentiment, flowers, leaves, etc)and each of the photos are numbered. Then I put each of the stamp sets in a clear sleeve with a label on the sleeve with the company name and stamp set name, along with the number that matches the photo book. Bear in mind I didn't do this until I had WAY too many stamps...but it sure makes finding what I want easier! Good look with getting yours sorted! Love your card too!
ReplyDeleteI love the fresh, spring colours and feel to this card. The rounded corners are a great touch too!
ReplyDeleteLove the image, love your card. Karen x
ReplyDeletebeautiful card, i like the image
ReplyDeleteBeautiful swirly blooms, simple but effective !
ReplyDeleteSuper blooms, perfect for our theme this week!
ReplyDeleteThanks so much for joining us for one layer week
Anne
"Less is More"