NEW Twilight Card!

 

Let's make a clear-sky, starry night card with the new Twilight stamp set... 

Stamps - Twilight stamp set

Papers -

Black card stock half-sheet, folded

White card stock

White card stock scraps

Black card stock scrap

Yellow card stock scrap (for moon)

Inks -

Encore Metallic Gold and Silver; Archival Black; Versacolor Neptune and Indigo

Tools and Accessories -

Cuttlebug embossing folder - Swiss Dots

Medium Circle punch - (use to make a moon shape from paper- punch out a circle from yellow paper and then, before removing the punch, simply slide the punch over to cut out a portion of a circle)

Gold Paint Pen

Ribbons

PopIt! Shapes foam tape (to attach star cut-outs)

 

So what do you think? Just enter your comment in the comment section below for a chance to win the  new Twilight stamp set. Today's winner is Pam (PeeJay), who will be receiving the Wild Berry Vine    stamp set from the blog two weeks ago. Congratulations, Pam!  

Until next week, Happy Stamping from Susan and rest of the gang at Rubber Stamp Tapestry!
Winners, you have four weeks in which to contact us with your mailing address. 

Comments

[Denise Bryant]

Pretty card! Love the tip on cutting the moon with a punch too...
DeniseB

[mary mc]

Susan, this stamp set is different and fun. Great card. You always find the perfect ribbon.

[Pam (PeeJay)]

Oh my! I won the Berry Vine border from last week! Thank you so much.
This card is and stamp set is just as wonderful - they all are. I've been gradually increasing my stock of sets - now I need to increase the time I have to play!

[Su C.]

Eye catching card! This set is not what I was expecting but I can see many uses for it, especially with Halloween and Christmas coming up. It would be great combined with other images too.

[Lynn Greatorex]

This is such a pretty set and I love what has been done with it on this card.

[sue w.]

Wow! I like the new Twilight stamp set makes a great card. thanks for sharing, stamping sue

[Michelle Adams]

Very nice!!!

[AnnetteD]

Adorable and looks like a versatile set.

[Margaret C]

This is lovely and very versatile! Thanks !

[Pamela Wooten-Oram]

Excellent stamps!!! I can think of many projects to do with this set. The tip on how to make a moon is very clever! Keep thos stamps coming!

[Cheryl O]

I just love this set. I have the perfect verse for it as well. It works well for a bereavement card and this set would do great for making the front or background paper!!

[Audrey Johansen]

I really like this stamp set and it's good for fabric also. I love the card and the tip on punching out the moon. Great idea and a great looking card.

[Kathy Rossiter]

Oh, this is darling! It could be used for so many occasions!

[Jan Koennecke]

Very different set. Could be a good 'man's card'. Love your ideas!!!

[chaun]

Wow! Popping up a few stars really makes this card sing!

[jo]

Love the stars..........and the moon!

[Mary Lou]

Always great techniques...and nice visuals....

Mary Lou

[NWFlamingo]

I like stars as much as I do flowers. This card is awesome. Makes me want to break out the Mozart!
(In case you didn't know Mozart wrote the original tune to "Twinkle, Twinkle Little Star").

[Sarah B]

A nice contrast to the flower cards (although those are my favorites!) great colors and embellishment combinations. Always inspiring. You make me want to go stamp NOW!

[Shirley L.]

Cute card and so clever! Like the colors, too. Can't believe how you always find the perfect ribbon to go with your projects.
Shirley L.
Roseville, CA

[Sue D]

I like your moon and the large stars could very easily be turned into starfish I think.

[Debbie from Missouri]

Gorgeous card! I always like the colors that you pick. I'm not, however, crazy about the large star - a bit scraggly for me. I wish it had cleaner lines. The scraggly look is cute on the smaller stars, though. I think the larger star should be the same design as the moon, which, by the way, was a clever cut!

[Susan Walton]

Hi Debbie,

Gosh, I LOVE scraggly! The not so perfect and a bit random is what I prefer most of the time. But I do understand that some of my customers like clean, straight lines. Thanks for the input and I will keep it in mind for upcoming sets.

Susan

[Patty Williams]

Love it !

[Catharine]

So simple but soooo effective.