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What an exciting day! If you haven't heard yet, Market Street Stamps is featured over on  Moxie Fab World . You have the chance to win a boatload of stamps just for going on over and leaving a comment!! And just to add some more examples of what great stamps they are, here is a card I recently made using one of their newest releases, Autumn Greetings .

Hello, and welcome back to another Saturday challenge from 365 Cards! The prompt today is "Do that Decade" and the decade is the 1950's. For my take on it, I decided to go with a retro bicycle. I searched high and low for an image that I thought would fit the bill, and I finally found it at Two Peas in a Bucket. I used one of the bikes from Shelley Castillo called Bicycle Ride Brush set. One of the great things I love about digistamps and images is the fact that you can fit them to whatever project you are working on. I made this card real simple, as that's how things were back in the 50's. I hope you all enjoyed today's card!   Card Recipe Digital Stamps: Shelley Callisto { Two Peas in a Bucket } Rubber Stamps: Unity Stamp Co. Die Cut: Spellbinders Nestablilites {Labels 8} Bling: stash Flower: Prima Ribbon: stash

So, this is going to be a nice short but sweet post, but just wanted to share this card that I made the other day. I got my hands on some products I haven't yet tried out yet and went to town. Hope you enjoy!!! Card Recipe Stamps: Unity Stamp Co. Ink: Hero Arts Chalk Ink, Momento Patterned Paper: Bo Bunny {Mama-razzi} Paper Flower: Prima Dies: Spellbinders Nestabilities {Labels 8} Bling: Kaisercraft Spray Mist: Tattered Angels Glimmer Mist {Marshmallow} Lace Ribbon: The Girls Paperie ChalkBoard Paper: Canvas Corp.

Hello! So happy you could join me today!! I have my card inspiration for the Market Street Stamps Card Challenge . Along with the sketch there was an added challenge of using a spray mist. The first thing I did was stamp Vintage Notepad using VersaMark onto my white cardstock. I then covered it with clear embossing powder and heated it with my heat gun.  Next, I used October Afternoon's Sprinklers in Lemon Drop and Strawberry and alternated spraying them over the card base. The embossed image works as a resist, and you get a great look! The label is a die cut from Nestabilities Label One onto Bazzill's embossed cardstock, Peek-a-Boo Leaves in white. I then used a yellow ink pad to rub over the raised part of the embossed paper to make it pop a little more.  The rest is self explanatory, or at least I hope so. If you have any questions, please don't be afraid to ask.  Hope you enjoyed today's card!!! Card Recipe Stamps: Market Street Stamps {Vintage Notepad, Celebrate...