Hello and welcome!
I have a couple projects to share with you
using the new Found Fragments stamps
This first card uses both Found Fragments #1 and #3:
After die cutting the main panel, I randomly water colored it using
four colors of Derwent Inktense Blocks. Once dry, I stamped the
butterfly from the Trendy Butterflies 2 stamp set. I stamped another
image onto masking paper, fussy cut, and covered the first
butterfly with it. I stamped over that with
Found Fragments #1 & #3, along with additional stamps from
the Art Marks 2 and Mixed Media Elements (retired) stamp sets.
I mixed some blue acrylic paint with water and splattered the panel
before removing the mask. I triple cut the Happy Birthday die, two from
teal and one from black cardstock, offset stacked and glued to the card.
This was a fun, messy card to make but I also wanted to
try making a grungy CAS card. (I didn't know if that
was a thing, but I found this card (thanks for the inspiration!),
and came up with this:
I started by stamping Found Fragments #3 then fussy cut
a snippet of paper from Lavender Pocket Backdrops, glued it
and stamped again. After stamping the Happy Birthday
(from A Snarky Birthday to You set, sold out), I triple cut the
outline dragonfly from the Dragonfly Layering dies, stacked and
adhered to my card.
I love how the lavender matte brings out the flower behind
the dragonfly. And who knew that grungy cards could
look so clean! 😊
I have another project that features the Found Fragments #2 stamp,
but I'll put that on a separate post as I did a mixed media piece
and I took process photos. LOL!
I hope my cards show you how versatile these new
Found Fragments stamps are. From super grungy to CAS,
they work like a charm! If you feel like shopping the
STAMPlorations store, feel free to use my discount code
for 20% off your order.
Thanks for visiting!
Other products used: Card 1
Strathmore Mixed Media paper; Taylored Expressions cardstock; Penny Black - Elegant stitching die;
DecoArt Americana Sapphire acrylic paint; Inkadinkado masking paper; Derwent Inktense Blocks; MISTI
Card 2:
Neenah and Darice cardstock; MISTI








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