Sister Stamps Release #27 -- Pua

Hello! Yay, finally time to share some Sister Stamps projects. I made these cards a while ago so I may need to refresh my memory of my crafty process. But it's not too complicated since my cards are usually CAS to begin with.

Today, I'm sharing cards I made with Pua. First of all, isn't she so cute? Totally reminds me of May Day in Hawaii! But she is a versatile image perfect for lots of occasions. When I first saw her, I thought of Aloha so that is the sentiment I went with here made by heat embossing in white and PTI's alphabet stamps. And rainbows! Used my distress inks to make the rainbow colored backgrounds. The right side is a bit brighter but I love the look of both. I also colored the hair different for each girl and then added little white flowers to her her dress. You can click on the photo for a bigger view.

And then, I made a couple of birthday day cards using sentiments from CC Designs. Same process here with heat embossed in white sentiments and distress ink water colors. So I colored 4 Puas! Oh, I also used watercolor cardstock and Lil Inkers stitched rectangle die. I love that stitched look around the cards and I probably use that die the most.

We don't have a guest this release but be sure to check out the rest of the Sister Stamps DT!

Jenny (Sister Stamps)
Debi
Linda
Linda's You Tube channel
Rina
Rina's You Tube channel

Thanks for stopping by! I'll have another post tomorrow.

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