Here is my assortment:
And now for the close ups and details...I really liked Deanna's arrangement of light and dark, so I didn't change that, or the way she put "POSTCARD" on the top left corner and the "Place Stamp Here" image on the top right corner. She had included the now-retired "En Francais" background stamp so I just used more of the script part of "Postage Due" for my first variations of her cards:
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"POSTAGE DUE" and "POSTCARD" sets, Early Espresso ink (stamping and spoinging), Very Vanilla and Lost Lagoon cardstock for postage stamps, Early Espresso background panel and Sahara Sand card. |
In the variation below, I used some of the script image from "The Open Sea" instead of just the script in "Postage Due."
For my last variation, I went very nautical and masculine by using lots of images from "The Open Sea" and going back to the Lost Lagoon In Color:
This card is not hard, but it is a little time consuming what with positioning the punch on the images, sponging all the punch-outs, and arranging/gluing all the punched stamps evenly on the background panel. Deanna used Stampin' Dimensionals to raise a few of the punched stamps, and she also embellished with a stamped/punched butterfly and a little sentiment-stamped tag. I planned to embellish mine but ended up liking the simpler look so much I decided to leave well enough alone. I hope you like the results and will leave me a comment!
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