Monday, February 1, 2021

CTMH Doodled Borders SOTM Blog Hop - February 2021

Welcome to the February 2021 SOTM Blog Hop featuring the stamp set Doodled Borders. This month there are over 20 CTMH Makers sharing projects created with the CTMH Stamp Of The Month Doodled Borders. Our blog hop is a circle where you visit one post after another (typically via a link near the bottom of the post) until you reach the blog post where you started.

Doodled Borders - February 2021 SOTM
Doodled Borders - February 2021 SOTM

You should have arrived here from ***Michelle Stewart's Creations With Michelle***. If you get lost along the way, Melinda Everitt also keeps a list of all participants on her blog at If You Bling It.

Doodled Borders stamp set
Doodled Borders stamp set

Below is the first card I created with this stamp set.

card created with Doodled Borders - card 1
card created with Doodled Borders

The background was loosely inspired by Card 1 from the Happiness Lives Here Cardmaking Workshop (G1222). I stamped with Charcoal ink on White Daisy Cardstock. This panel was layered on Charcoal cardstock before adding to the card base. The sentiment was stamped using Charcoal on Linen cardstock that was cut from Stitched Hexagons Thin Cuts. The flowers are from Every Bit of Wonderful stamped with Intense Black ink on French Vanilla cardstock. They were colored with a variety of TriBlend™ Markers then fussy cut. Some of the leaves were inked with Fern then rolled in New England Ivy. It is hard to see in the photo, but Diamond Stickles™ Glitter Glue was added to the little round flowers and as a "gem" on the Hexagon.

card created with Doodled Borders - card 2
card created with Doodled Borders

I was quite a bit more literal and deliberate when I stamped the borders on this card. It is a little sad that the sentiment and flowers over up some of the borders, but I am still very happy with the end result.The borders were stamped with Pewter ink on Pebble cardstock. The flowers, leaves and sentiment were completed very similar to the first card.

card created with Doodled Borders - card 3
card created with Doodled Borders

A few weeks ago a saw a card shared on Facebook that used the Stitched Hexagons in a random, flowing way, but I do not remember if they cut them from cardstock or patterned papers. I got the idea to cut them from French Vanilla cardstock and use stamps from Doodled Borders to stamp in either Canary or Avocado then I added them to the card in a flowing way. I accented with flowers from Every Bit of Wonderful.

Before you head to ***Michelle Loncar's Show and Tell, with Michelle***, the supplies I used to create my project are listed below.

All supplies are from Close To My Heart except where noted:

If you are not already working with a CTMH Maker, you may purchase all of the supplies I used at my Consultant website.

If you have a few moments, please leave a comment letting me know what you think of my cards. I hope you are enjoying all of the projects created with Doodled Borders. Thank you for hopping with us!

So you do not have to scroll back up, the next stop on the hop is ***Michelle Loncar's Show and Tell, with Michelle***.

14 comments:

  1. I love all your cards but the ones with the charcoal backgrounds are my favorite!

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  2. OH WOW on the variety of ways you used these textures! Love them ALL!

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  3. Brenda, I really liked your Thank You Kindly card with the stamped background using pewter ink on the pebble cardstock. The placement of each different border stamp in the striped designed makes such a pleasing background...really NICE!

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  4. I love all 3 of your cards. They are very inspiring. I was thinking of using the stitched hexagons with this stamp set too and love that you did. Thank you for sharing.

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  5. You out did yourself. What cute cards!

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  6. Wow, Brenda! All three of these are fabulous. If I had to pick a favorite, it’s probably the first one but that third card is right up there! I may have to lift these - I just love them!

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  7. Love all of your cards - my favorite is the second one.

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  8. Love them all!! I particularly love that first one!!

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  9. Fabulous cards!! all three. So many great ideas, well done!

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  10. Such great ideas and so much fun in each card!

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