Flying Home Stamp Set

I enjoy birds almost as much as I love butterflies. Birds seem to love our pussy willow tree out front and we have a bird feeder next to it where we can watch the birds. Granted, I wish I could find a food that the big black birds would leave alone, but I love watching the cardinals, the sparrows, the finches and the occasional blue jay. I need to get my hummingbird feeder hung now that it's finally warming up.

So when the Flying Home stamp set appeared in the Occasions Catalog, it was one of my first purchases. As I was designing cards with retiring stamp sets and colors, I decided I wanted to make a card that did not need to be colored, even though I do enjoy coloring. I just wanted something different from what I usually see on-line and from what I've done before. So gold embossing seemed like the perfect solution.  Plus I could use the retiring ribbon and doilies. And those Sweet & Sassy Framelits that I had just bought are being discontinued, so I had to incorporate one of those in my design. At least the Pinewood Planks 3D Dynamic embossing folder is staying in our catalog.

Products Used:
Flying Home rubber stamp set (8), W 145926, $25.00; C 145929, $18.00*
Teeny Tiny Wishes rubber stamp set (24), W 128748, $37.00; C 127802, $27.00*
Chocolate Chip 8-1/2" x 11" card stock (24), 102128, $8.00*
Always Artichoke 8-1/2" x 11" card stock (24), 105119*
Always Artichoke Classic Stampin' Pad, 126972, $6.50*
VersaMark Pad, 102283, $8.50
Gold Stampin' Emboss Powder (1/2 oz.), 109129, $5.00
Gold 1/8" Ribbon (10 yards), 134583, $5.00*
Delicate White Doilies (24), 141701, $3.00*
Pinewood Planks 3D Dynamic Textured Impressions Embossing Folder, 143708, $10.00

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