Clean and Simple Card

Today I'd like  to show you a card I made using
"Shamrock Border" (#40502) and "May your Luck" (#13504)
stamps both from

Eureka! Stamps.

I stamped the "Shamrock Border" onto green ribbon with green ink.

I have to apologize for the quality of he photo, I could not get a good picture of the ribbon no matter how I try. The shiney-ness of the ribbon just wouldn't let me get a really nice picture without glare.

I ran the ribbon through a Xyron and adhered it to off white card stock.

The "May your Luck" sentiment was stamped onto off white card stock and trimmed then layered onto kraft card stock.

Then it was all layered onto a kraft card stock base.

Dash lines around the outer edge of this card finishes it off.

I love the clean and simple look of this card and hope you do too.

Thank you for stopping by today, come again soon.

Don't forget that St. Patrick's Day is coming soon and Eureka! Stamps has a lot of great images that would be perfect for your cards and scrapbooking layouts.

Until next time, Happy Crafting!

February Blog Hop for Eureka! Stamps

Hello and welcome to my post for the Eureka! Stamps Blog Hop! 

This month we are celebrating

"Clovers, Leprechauns and all things Lucky!"

So the luck 'o the Irish to y'all!

If you have just happened upon the hop, you'll probably want to start at the beginning, as you won't want to miss a thing!

If you get lost along the way or there is a link that doesn't work, hop on back to the Eureka! Blog where you will find the line up with links to all the participating blogs.

If you have come here from Roxie's Blog, you are on the right track.

Now on to my card.

 I used the "Celtic Background" (#31601) as well as

"May Your Luck" (#13504) from Eureka! Stamps.

I masked the area where I wanted to stamp the sentiment and stamped the "Celtic Background" with Memento Tuxedo Black ink.  I then removed the mask and stamped the "May Your Luck" greeting with Moss Green VersaFine Ink.

I then layered it onto green paper and then onto gold card stock.

This was then adhered to a white card stock base.

There are so many wonderful images at Eureka! Stamps, I hope you will stop in and see the fabulous variety. 

Thanks for stopping by, now you need to head to
Ceal's Blog

and see what wonderful creation she has to show you.

Until next time, Happy Crafting!