Rock ‘n Rolling with More Treasured Life Cards

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I used the stamp rolling technique with these cards. The first one uses CTMH’s Sweet Leaf and Crystal Blue inks and the second card uses Bamboo and Hollyhock. As you can tell, I just cannot get enough of this stamp set. It is one of my all time favorites. (I already mentioned that a thousand times. Didn’t I?)
All products CTMH unless otherwise noted:
Stamps
: September Stamp of the Month called Treasured Life
Cardstock
: White Daisy
on both cards, Chocolate & Crystal Blue on card #1, Chocolate & Bamboo on card #2
Inks:
Chocolate on both cards, Crystal Blue & Sweet Leaf on card #1, Bamboo & Holyhock on card #2
Other: Chocolate grosgrain ribbon on card #1, Hollyhock twill ribbon on card #2

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5 Comments

  1. Lisa- You are an inspiration like always! I visit your blog daily, and I am never disappointed. This is my fav SOTM, too! TFS!

  2. These are beautiful. I love this stamp set also and have posted on my blog juliebrownsblog.blogspot.com, if you care to look.

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