Life is Ruff...

June 08, 2020

Life is Ruff...




Hi Friends!
It's Cathy here sharing a slimline card today using a new stamp set called Puppy Mail 
that is soon to be released!

Aren't they adorable?!

I created a little story on this slimline card by masking off 3 sections on the panel and inking some clouds and ground on each section using Tumbled Glass with a cloud stencil and Antique Linen distress inks.

I added some grass and details using Copics and framed the panel using a postage stamp die.

There's a fourth adorable puppy stamp in this set and lots of cute and versatile sentiments.

Be on the lookout for the new releases coming soon!!



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