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I have an out-of-town meeting early tomorrow AM so am posting this evening. Hope that is okay!

I’ve always liked the look of an image stamped atop a sheet of music, dictionary or book page, map, etc.
If you haven’t ever tried this simple technique, now is your chance! I have a few sample cards to share. The watch image was stamped on vellum and then placed atop a dictionary page.
An added note- you can also stamp directly on patterned scrapbook paper. I used dotted swiss paper for one of my sample cards to create an interesting look. Haven’t put a greeting on it yet, but am thinking it will be a Thanksgiving card. The leaf stamp behind the pumpkin was from an old (as in late 90s?) SU set call decorative grapes.

008 (312x400) by Kathy Asper, on Flickr

002 by Kathy Asper, on Flickr

Awesome cards Kathy! Thank you for hosting!

What a fun technique, Kathy! I'm looking forward to, as well as kind of scared of, trying this. Now, to get to work, so I can eventually get home and hopefully get some crafting done. Love your pretty examples.

Kathy very cute cards and great challenge.

That was fun! I tried a variety of things. I really like the embossed snowflakes and will definitely make more of those.

Elaine, those are all lovely!

Elaine, Golda is right... your cards are lovely! You noted that the snowflakes are embossed. Do they also have a bit of bling in the center? Because, you can never have too much bling!

Kathy, your cards turned out really nice with this technique...thanks for the challenge

Elaine, what wonderful cards you made for this challenge.

well done ladies

Golda wrote:What a fun technique, Kathy! I'm looking forward to, as well as kind of scared of, trying this. Now, to get to work, so I can eventually get home and hopefully get some crafting done. Love your pretty examples.

Golda, I found a site with Christmas music sheets that you might enjoy. And, if you have a few oopses... you don't have to worry. Just print off a few more! (I'll be you have some great Nativity or related stamps that you could use on them?)
Here is the link- http://www.lovelyetc.com/wp-content/upl ... tables.pdf

Thanks for the link, Kathy! I'm looking forward to trying this.