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Monday, February 15, 2016

You Made It Monday Vol. 13


Monday is here again and we have some more amazing projects to share with you guys.  I have to say, I got stuck on our Flickr group this week.  Each time I looked, more and more gorgeous projects were being shared by you guys.  Thanks SO much for helping us show off Lil' Inker Designs products.  It makes us so happy to know you guys enjoy them as much as we do.    
 
First up, an adorable card by Gaylynn from Neat Nook Creations.


Gaylynn's combo of Vintage Ink Stamps and Send Pretty Greetings Stamps make this card such a sweet way to send thanks.  I love how she used Cover Up Die - Pieced Chevrons to emboss the background and Border Builders Die Set to make a doily like area for her focal image and sentiment.  It's a vintage masterpiece!     

Sonja's use of Stitched Hearts Die Set on this next card blew me away and I kind of wish it was something I made but I cannot watercolor like that. She has SKILLS! :)


The painted background popping through the heart is perfection!  It makes this simple card just jump off the screen.  Did you notice the sentiment?  That's Sonja's own handwriting.  You can read all about it on her blog, The Art of Stamping.  More skills!!!

Next up, Jenny.  I just can't stay away from her blog, Crafting in the Country.


I just love Jenny's style and she really shows off the versatility of Teacher Talk Stamps with these two projects.  Her choice of color combo is absolutely perfect and as she say in her blog post, it's very "Orla Keily-esque".  Ha ha!  The sentiment from All About Ampersand Stamp Set is great but my favorite part of this?  The tissue holder!  You must check out Jenny's blog to see how this works.  Genius! 

Next up, a couple of awesome projects I spotted on Instagram.  First, this stunner from @cealp.


Ceal made the Inky Flowers Stamp set shine with this amazing background and layout.  I love the touch of the rounded corner!  WOW!

Finally, a card inspired by our very own Lisa Henke from Jeanie, @gglafashionista.


Just look at that gorgeous water colored background created using Smooches Stamps.  Absolutely stunning!

We hope you enjoyed this small glimpse of the amazing creations you guys are sharing using Lil’ Inker Designs products.  I can’t wait to see what else I discover in the weeks to come.  We’d love to have you share your creations with us by:
  • Tagging us in project pictures on Facebook 
  • Using #lilinkerdesigns when you post a picture to Instagram.
  • Keep blogging and add a Lil’ Inker Designs label to your posts.
  • Pin your projects to Pinterest with Lil’ Inker Designs in the description.
  • Join our Flickr group and add your creations.
We'd love to have you share there as well.  We want to find your projects and these are some of the ways you can help us do that.

You never know, you might find yourself the subject of the next You Made It Monday!  Have a great week and as always, happy crafting.

 If you were featured today, please email me at lilinkerdesigns@gmail.com to receive your special blog badge! We loved your work this week and were so happy to see it!     
  

Don't forget that we are continuing to accept applications for our Design Team through February 22nd. 


Please see THIS POST for all the details!

Thank you,

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6 comments:

  1. Thank you so much for the shout-out, Laura! I was beyond thrilled when I went to visit the lil' inker blog this morning (like I do most days) and discovered my little ol' card there! I'm honored and so humbled that you noticed it. Thank you for making my day extra special :)

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  2. lovely projects.. thanks for the inspiration.

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  3. Love all the projects! They're great. I'm ready to go make some cards. First I need some dies. Lol!

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  4. Thank you for your kind words Laura, I love using Lil'Inkers products and I'm so happy to be featured in this blog post :)

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  5. oh, I just love the purple watercolored one as well as the rainbow heart one! so fabulous!

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