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Digital Stamps Review on Craft Gossip

By Judi Maddigan on June 29th, 2009

Craft Gossip - Digital Stamps ReviewHeather Holbrook, the Stamping Editor for CraftGossip.com, has written a Trend and Product Review of Angels Landing digital stamps. While researching her article, she tried digital stamping for the first time and created this darling card.

Singing Birds Card by Heather Holbrook

Digital stamped card by Heather Holbrook

For the main panel on this card, Heather printed a pair of birds from the Mini Bears & Birds set on vellum. She created the subtle shading effect by coloring on the vellum’s reverse side with markers. The musical notes and sentiment are from Close to My Heart. View a larger photo and more details on CraftGossip.com.

Photo ©2009 by Heather Holbrook. Used by permission.


I want to take this opportunity to thank Heather for her wonderful review of Angels Landing images. I hope you’ll check out her full article, Trend and Product Review: Digital Stamping.

Judi

  June 29th, 2009  |  Comments are closed
Category: Digital Stamps, Mini Bears & Birds  |  Tags: ,

4 comments to Digital Stamps Review on Craft Gossip

  • Lesly
    June 29th, 2009 at 11:48 am

    This is absolutely adorable. I just can’t seem to make anything look right with digital designs. Maybe you just can’t teach an ooolllddd dog new tricks.

  • Maria
    June 29th, 2009 at 1:23 pm

    This is an adorable card! I haven’t printed on vellum yet! Makes me want too!! Great job! Maria

  • Lynn McAuley
    June 29th, 2009 at 3:17 pm

    I love what Heather has created here with the digital images on vellum. What a sweet, sweet card!!

    Enjoyed her review as well!!

  • Alma
    June 30th, 2009 at 1:16 am

    Wow, Judi…your company is certainly going places! Great review and card made by Heather! I don’t even know when I’ve really picked up an actual stamp to make a card these past few months. I am so addicted to using digi-stamps! Love the look of printing on vellum – such a fun technique!!!

    Alma =)