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Thursday, May 17, 2012

MFP Blog Hop Day 3 & CCEE 1220 - Scenic Selections

Welcome to Mark's Finest Papers a Heinrich Company's 
                        May Blog Hop!


This month's New Stamp Set Releases are:

Oopsy Daisy Featured May 15
Get Reel Featured May 16
Scenic Selections Featured May 17
Flamingos on Vacation Featured May 18


Please hop along with us! You have a chance to win one of the above stamp sets! Just comment on the blogs listed below (don't forget this one) each day for more chances to win!  (You do NOT have to comment on all the blogs each day!  The names are drawn randomly!)  All four winners will be announced on May 19, 2012 on the Mark's Finest Papers blog.  You can go back and comment if you missed a day.  (HINT: The more you comment, the more chances you have to win and comments on the MFP blog count twice!)  The deadline for commenting is 11PM EST on Friday May 18, 2012.

Here is my CAS card for today's set, Scenic Selections.  It is also for the CCEE stampers challenge which Charlene gave the team -- to use either heat or dry embossing on vellum.


Again, there isn't much need for a whole lot of explanation on the CAS card other than I stamped the rock first (then masked it), stamped the fence next (then masked it), and finally stamped the tree.  This scene was stamped onto a piece of vellum after I had run it through my cuttlebug with the Grace's Frame embossing folder.  The fence was made by actually stamping the image twice.  The sentiment is from Tuesday's set, Oopsy Daisy.

My other card is a telescoping card, using several MFP sets in addition to Scenic Selections.


And here it is open.


The small panel on the front was stamped in the same way my CAS card was stamped. The center panel uses that same tree (except larger), which is in the set, A Trip to Lancaster, as is the birthday sentiment. The third, largest panel, uses a sentiment from one of last month's sets, Daffodil Greetings, as well as two of the butterflies from Scenic Selections.

Thanks once again for visiting my blog. Be sure and check out the rest of the cards made using this very versatile set. Comment on each blog for more chances to win a free stamp set.  Lois (that's me),  VickyAnne,  Pat G.,  Karen H.,  Patty P.,  Mary,  Marilynn,  Pam,  Debbie,  Nancy,  Bonnie,  Kathy,  Brenda,  Toni,  Tangii,  Anna S,  Sue,  Kelli,  Janine,  Mark's Finest Papers

33 comments:

  1. love both your cards Lois-the telescoping one is my fave-you did a fab job creating it

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  2. Lois, I LOVE CAS cards and yours is so pretty..lots of masking and a great job.
    Wow! The telescoping card is great.
    I really like it...bunches.

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  3. Your cards are so pretty - great work

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  4. I love your simple cards and these great images!! SO serene!

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  5. I love your simple cards and these great images!! SO serene!

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  7. I love them both, and repeat....you are fabulous at coloring!!

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  8. Love the telescoping card, but I think the vellum one is outstanding, and I can just imagine how much lovelier it looks IRL.

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  9. The Queen of cool cards! Your CAS card is awesome and great masking. Love your color choice on the telescoping card.

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  10. Wow - I love the vellum card!! I always forget to use vellum - it looks so pretty!

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  11. Lois, what amazing cards. I love the simplicity of your CAS card, but I am blown away with your telescoping card!! I love how you paired the fence from A Trip to Lancaster with the fence from this set. Your butterflies look stunning too! I love how you have them colored!

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  12. Both cards are beautiful, Lois!! I LOVE that little scene image and your cool telescoping card!

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  13. Wow Lois, both of these are just gorgeous!!!

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  14. Like the scene you stamped. Vellum is wonderful. I used the Grace's frame embossing folder on off-white Buff/Ivory cardstock & like the look of it for framing.
    Melissa
    "Sunshine HoneyBee"

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  15. These are stunning! You did such an amazing job!!!

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  16. Both cards are gorgeous, Lois. The beautiful scene on the embossed vellum is awesome. Your telescoping card is lovely as well - beautiful images!

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  17. Great cards--I like the embossed vellum frame on the first and the little scenes on your telescoping card.

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  18. Beautiful cards again today. Mary L Schreiber

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  19. Fantastic masking on the vellum card and I love the telescoping card too!

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  20. I can't believe how darling this stamp set is!!! Your cards are FANTASTIC!!!!

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  21. Awesome use of the stamps. I love the CAS card especially. Beautiful.

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  22. Lois--these cards are great! I can't figure out how to mask the fence! I tried and tried and can't get it right. Great job! TFS

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  23. Both cards are lovely. I need to get my vellum out. Been a long time since I've used it. Yours looks great.

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  24. Wow Lois! I love the stamped scene on vellum. It looks amazing!

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  25. Terrific cards; love the CAS card. Thanks for sharing. This is a great stamp set.

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  26. Lois, both are absolutely beautiful. I love the telescope card.

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  27. You always come up with unique cards, Lois! Love the telescoping one best, but both are awesome!

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  28. Awesome cards. I love what you did with the vellum. I will have to try stamping on vellum sometime. Thanks for sharing a great idea.

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  29. Wow - that telescoping card is awesome - love the colors and sponging. Lovely!!!!

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  30. what a beautiful use of that set....the clean drama of the first and the clever style of the second....winners, both

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