So, what did you do last night? It’s been many years since I’ve partied on New Year’s Eve. We started staying in when the girls were small, let them have friends spend the night, and just enjoyed being home. I’ve grown so accustomed to that now, I don’t want to get out and fight the people. So guess what I did last night – I stamped!!!! I sure did and I was on a roll. I think I finished 8 cards yesterday and what fun I had. I stamped with no interruptions and ideas just kept coming to me. I can’t show them all to you right now, but you will be seeing most of them in the coming days!

Oh and by the way, for those of you who have been following my trials and tribulations of outgrowing my stamp room – WELL, I found out yesterday that my oldest daughter, Kate, will be moving within the next few weeks. She has worked a deal with her grammy (my mother), to live in the river house until she decides to sell it. Can you beat that! So guess what that means – I’m getting a bigger stamp room! Yep, uh huh, I’m moving to the basement! I’ll keep you posted on this one!

Anyhoo, back to my stamping. By the time I got around to getting online and chatting last night, the Splitcoast Color Challenge for today had been posted for well over 6 hours. guess I was in a stamping zone! At first I turned my nose up at the colors (Certainly Celery, Tempting Turquoise and Real Red). But ya’ll know what, now that I’ve finished my card, I’m so lovin’ Certainly Celery and Tempting Turquoise together!

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I used one of my favorite images from Rubbernecker, the kitty in the laundry basket. How funny that I picked this image! I was doing laundry yesterday and Syd, the pup, kept sneaking into the laundry room and dragging out socks, towels, anything she thought I did not see! I laughed myself silly at that dog yesterday. Anyhoo, the image is colored with Copic Markers and the background paper I found is from a stack of paper that Mallory gave me for some reason or another. Probably my birthday or Mother’s Day. Instead of machine stitching, I decided to do a little faux stitching just for fun. I suppose I should say that I incorporated the real red into the laundry.

Stamps: 82-10 Cat in Laundry Basket and 82-05 In the Wash Text from Laundry Days at Rubbernecker Stamp Company

Paper: Georgia Pacific White, SU Tempting Turquoise and Certainly Celery, Retro Prints Mat Stack

Ink: Adirondack Pitch Black

Accessories: Copic Markers, Ribbon, Brads, Mounting Tape, Black Pilot Gel Pen

By the way, you don’t want to miss the Winter Sale Event at Rubbernecker. Some of my favorite products are on sale, including some cool tools.

8 Responses to “Stamping into the New Year!”

  1. Happy New Year Sherry! Your card is adorable! And congrats on the new stamp room space – woo hoo!! Be sure to post photos once you’re settled, I’m always looking for ideas on how to organize my space!

  2. This is sooooo cute! I LOVE this stamp!

  3. OMG!!! Sherry, your dog sounds like my cats. They’re always getting into the clean laundry just for the fun of it and to make me re-wash it again. I so need this image! LOL Happy New Year!

  4. I love you card actually I love all your cards I am a huge fan!! You coloring is fantastic!! Happy New Year to you!

  5. Oh this kitty is adorable!! Love the layout and that stitched ribbon!! And yay for a bigger stamp room!! It’s a dream come true!!

  6. Happy New Year! Congrtulations on the new stamping space–how exciting to start the new year out with a newly set up space to work. Love the kitty card–and the dog story. If it were my dog, he’d be eating the stuff he was pulling out of the basket and I’d be paying a lot of money to the vet to fix the damages!

  7. Happy New Year, Sherry! WAHOO for the basement!!! Too funny about your dog, LOL! Love the kitty card, and I kinda like these colors, too!

  8. Oh, I love blues and greens together so I definitely love this! What a fun stamp! Hey, Sherry–I’m so excited for you to get your new stamp room! You’re going to love all that space. I can’t wait to hear more about it. I’ll bet Kate’s pretty excited, too!

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