Inkadinkado FREE Stamps - Have you heard?

Feel like making some cards to get some FREE stamps? Well here is your chance! I just completed my last of three cards last night that I created for some FREE Inkadinkadoo stamps! You can check out the details here at the Inkadinkado site!! I tried to make three different types of cards for a little variety, and because I have quite a few different types of Inkadinkado stamp sets. Boy, I did not realize it until I started putting them all together to see which ones I wanted to use to submit, that I had already purchased so many cute little Inkadinkado stamps! Guess it is because I love using my Michaels Craft coupon, to purchase them at 40-50% off, or catching them when they are on sale! Needless to say, I would purchase them at regular price, and have done so that way too! They have such a variety of stamps and I am looking forward to the new ones coming out of Winter CHA!

So, here is my share with you before sending them through the mail. Parting is such sweet sorrow, but it is all worth it to get some FREE stamps right??

For my first card, I decided to use alot of white background to make that beautiful rose pop out! Had fun combining different shapes on this card, and even handstitched around the outer edge of the card, and used my Cuttlebug Swiss Dot folder to add some more texture, as well as using pop-dots underneath to give some dimension.

Card Details - "I'm Yours" Doodle Flower Card
Stamp: Inkadinkado #97622 Doodle Flowers
Cardstock: White & Pink
Printed Cardstock: K&Company (Brenda Walton) "Sweet Talk" Specialty Paper Pad
Craft Thread: Light Pink (from my stash)
Sticker Letters: Making Memories
Ribbon: From my stash
Scissors: Fiskars Pinking Paper Edges
Spellbinder Nestabilities: Classic Scalloped Rectangles Small
Embossing Folder: Cuttlebug Swiss Dots
Prismacolor Pencils: Crimson Red, Vert Franc, & Spring Green
Ink: Versafine Onyx Black

My second card is a little more of a distressed type of card. I used a couple of punches and handcut circles to make my own little flower embellishment. All the papers used on the card, minus the black and white, are from the Basic Grey -Urban Prairie collection, which I just adore. Everything on the card is a at bigger scale, as I really wanted those awesome flourishes from my Inkadinkado stamp set to be the focus around that handmade flower embellie.

Card Details - Flourish "Thanks" Card
Stamp: Inkadinkado #97618 Flourishes by Brenda Walton
Printed Paper: Basic Grey - Urban Prarie: Bluebird, Straw, Haylof, Petticoat, Corn Husk,
Cardstock: Black & White
Embossing Folder: Cuttlebug Emboss - Spots & Dots
Die Cut: Cuttlebug Die - Gratitude
Punches: Fiskars Large and Extra Large Scallops
Ink: Versafine Onyx Black
Brads: Recollections Gemstone Brads

Lastly, my third card features more of a simplistic look and all the colors were pretty easy to put together, as I just recently bought the paper pack from Target. Look for an upcoming layout from me on using that paper pack real soon! I used one of my new Spellbinders template - inverted scalloped circles (how cool is that template), and a 2 1/2" circle punch to have my little owl be the center of attention! I added a little stitching around the white circle to add just a touch of texture, and topped it off with a little ribbon tie at the top of the card!

Card Details - Owl "Hello" Card
Stamp: Inkadinkado #97625 Birds Galore
Printed Paper: Marcella by K paper pad
Cardstock: Blue Bazzill, White
Spellbinders Nestabilities: Small Classic Inverted Scalloped Circles
Ribbon: Michaels (from my stash)
Craft Thread: Green (from my stash)
Sticker Letters: Making Memories
Prismacolor Pencils: Blue Paon, Ccre Brulee, & Orange Espagnol
Ink: Versafine Onyx Black

Well that's about it for today! This was fun playing with these stamps, and creating these cards for Inkadinkado. Look for another Inkadinkado stamp in one of my cards that will be used in an upcoming Wednesday Cuttlebug Challenges!!

Have a beautiful day!