Hello everyone! I hope you all enjoyed release week as much as I did :) Thank you so much for all your kind works and excitement! Now, on to some more fun news, I am here today with a post from our October guest designer, Virginia Lu! Head over to her blog Yes, Virginia to see more of her fabulous creations!
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I fell in love with stamping and card-making over 16 years ago. However, I only became active and passionate about my hobby in Fall 2008. After joining Hero Arts Flickr Group and starting my blog in Sept. 2009, I haven’t stopped since! I love working with all kinds of stamps, pattern paper, inks, digital images, embellishments and stickers! My favourite style is leaning toward Clean and Simple. I like to add a “wow” factor to my cards as it gives the receivers a lasting impression and a sense of delight and charm. I also like to learn new stamping techniques and incorporate them into my card-making and occasional scrapbooking. What I love about Neat and Tangled Stamps are the versatility of the stamp designs. With the pretty and whimsical stamps, your project can be any style that your heart desires. I really enjoy playing with the Neat and Tangled Stamps and see how they make my brain think about designs. And to me, that is the beauty of creating a handmade card. Thank you, Danielle, for inviting me to be the guest designer for October. I am so honored and I hope that my guest design work inspires you somehow.
How I design: The scalloped borders from Little Tangled are so versatile. It makes a perfect match with the lantern from the BG collection Konnichiwa. I simply embossed and trimmed off the bottom. It gives a decorative look. I took the colors from the paper and added the button and string. This card truly is a joy to make!
Tips: When you choose a busier pattern paper to work with, you can tone it down by adding solid colors and details to enhance the design.
Thank you so much, Virginia! We are so happy to have you join our team this month :)
Virginia, you have a superb talent for adding the "WOW" factor to your delightful cards!
ReplyDeletewahoooooo for Virginia!!!!! Such an awesome happy card!
ReplyDeleteSo pretty! A perfect choice of N&T border to compliment the festive patterned paper. Congratulations, Virginia!
ReplyDeleteawesome...congrats to Virginia... this card is gorgeous.
ReplyDeleteYippee! So fun to see Virginia guest designing here! LOVE that darling, scallop border stamp - beautiful card!
ReplyDeleteHello Virginia..LOVELY card!
ReplyDeleteLOVE how the string on the button mimics the patern paper:)
Beautiful card Virginia. I love your designs.
ReplyDeleteYay! So glad Virginia is your guest designer! Love the white embossed scallop borders!
ReplyDeleteI love to see Virginia as a guest designer - she is such a talented cardmaker and super kind person. The card is just gorgeous!
ReplyDeleteLove Virginia's art. Totally fun and beautiful card.
ReplyDeleteCONGRATULATIONS, Virginia! You are so deserving and also so INSPIRING......no wonder they chose you as a guest designer!! Looking forward to seeing more of your CREATIVITY this month!! LOVE this CUTE card. Looks like this company has some great stamps. You'll make them SHINE!!!
ReplyDeleteLove, love today's card, Virginia! So bright and happy! Have a happy day too!
ReplyDeleteI adore Virginia and I'm a huge fan of her work and her blog! She always puts her own touch and sees designs in such creative ways!
ReplyDeleteAlways inspiring! LOVE your cheery card!
woohoooo! go, V!
ReplyDeleteFantastic card Virginia~it's so cheerful and fun!
ReplyDeleteHooray! Happy Day is right! Virginia is perfect for Neat & Tangled!
ReplyDeleteYay for Virgina!!! I love her work and so happy to see it here!
ReplyDeleteHellooooo Virginia!
ReplyDeleteCongrats Virginia and as always your card is fabulous!
ReplyDeleteI clipped this card because I want to remember the idea of stamping multiple border designs. Thanks for the inspiration!
ReplyDeleteSo glad you have Virginia as a guest designer! I love seeing her work, it never looks the same. It was also fun to read more about her.
ReplyDeleteWOhooo Virginia! i have been such a fan of your work. great to see you at this side too.
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