Throwback Thursday

 Hello everyone, This is Gloria! I'm so excited and happy to be a guest designer for Throwback Thursday. I want to share with you three stamped background cards.

I inspired unique and gorgeous card designer Shirley Bampton.  I inspired by her funky and modern card and decided to make my own background by stamping. 

Here is the inspired card. The specific card I selected that is one of her create for Spotlight project. You can see detail here.

The Throwback card.

Ready to see how Shirley Bampton inspired me?

Project #1

I stamped the card front all over with a stamp from the ART MARK2 clear stamp set and London fog Memento ink. I used Page from my laptop to open and resize the Framed Blooms #1 digital stamps digital stamp file. I edited and printed the images.

ART MARKS 2 clear stamp

Framed Blooms #1 digital stamps

Crazy double running stitch rectangle die

Big Hugs Phrase die

London Fog Memento ink

Vintage photo Distress ink

Project #2

I stamped the card front all over with a stamp from the ART MARK2 clear stamp set and four colors Distress inks. For the sentiment, I die cut the sentiment twice on the brown card stock, and adhere them with glue pen.

ART MARKS 2 clear stamp

Framed Blooms #1 digital stamps

Crazy double running stitch rectangle die

Beautiful Word die

stormy sky, mermaid lagoon, bundled sage, evergreen bough Distress inks

vintage photo Distress ink

Project #3

I stamped the card front all over with a stamp from the ART MARK2 clear stamp set and Tuxedo black Memento ink. For the flower part, I colored the them with Copic markers and Prisma color pencils and blended the edges with a vintage photo Distress ink.

ART MARKS 2 clear stamp
Framed Blooms #1 digital stamps

Beautiful you clear stamp

vintage photo Distress ink

The background stamping makes unique and fun designs. Thanks to Shirley Bampton for great inspiring me. 
Thank you so much for stopping by and have a wonderful day!!!

Shery is offering a $15 gift code to one lucky winner who will be drawn from all comments left on the Throwback Thursday post for the month, as well as from my post, here.