Hidy Ho Stampers,
Remember when we drew as kids? We just scribbled all over the coloring books and thought it was the most beautiful thing ever. Then we'd give it to the one we loved – usually our mom or dad and we were as proud as a pickle! :0) Are you a parent, do you remember the smile these drawing brought to your face when you received one of these scribbles?!!! You thought it was the best thing and it immediately went up on the refrigerator!
Well…….Scribble Stamping can do the same thing. If you send one of these cards, I'm sure the person that receives it will definitely smile and put it on their refrigerator!
Here is what Wikipedia says about scribbling…
Scribbling is most often associated with young children and toddlers because their lack of hand-eye coordination and lower mental development often make it very difficult for any young child to keep their coloring attempts within the line art of the subject (heck I know a lot of adults that also fall under that description :0).
Adults also scribble, although generally it is done jovially, out of boredom (as in doodling), as a form of abstract art, or to see if their pen works.
Definition
[1] To write hastily or carelessly without regard to legibility or form. To cover with careless or worthless writings or drawings
[1] Etymology: Middle English scriblen, from Medieval Latin scribillare, from Latin scribere to write
Okay, under the definition, it says it best….to cover with careless or worthless writings or drawings! So in our Scribbling technique (and I use the word technique loosely!), I want you to do just that…..just SCRIBBLE your heart out with our amazing Stampin' Up! markers!!!!
Here you go, watch my video and learn how to scribble the correct way! If you are viewing this as an email, you will need to go to my YouTube channel and see it there. Emails can't accept videos! So here you go….
So doesn't that make you just want to go out and scribble your heart out!? And it's such a fast form of stamping!!!! You'll be seeing me do a lot of this in the future, I just made up a boat-load of cards for my card rack.
Cherished Friendship stamp set with So Saffron, Certainly Celery and Baja Breeze Markers.
By the Tide stamp set with River Rock, Crumb Cake and Soft Suede Markers!
Two by Two stamp set with Daffodil Delight, Tangerine Tang, Certainly Celery and Old Olive Markers!
Okay, now it's your turn…what can you come up with? Now I have two calls to actions for you:
1. if you share a creation with me and it is done with all current Stampin' Up! supplies, I will share it on my blog! So what are you waiting for? Email me your creation, it only takes a minute!
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Love, love, love the cards!
It’s so much fun!!!! They are even prettier in person! :0)
Gorgeous cards, and such a simple technique! Thanks for sharing… off to have a play now!
Thank you so much Helen! I hope you come up with some amazing creations. Let me know what you come up with! FUN!!!!!
Oh my gosh, what a fun way to make a card. I have checked out quite a few of your posts and love them all. My problem is not knowing what to say when I want to post a comment, other than love your card. I am going to try your scribble technique and then probably do it for one of my classes. Thanks so much for sharing.
Oh Sandy, comment your heart out, I love to read the comments on my post, it makes me realize that SOMEONE is actually looking at my blog. So thank you thank you!!! It makes me smile! I will continue to share as long as I know someone is looking. Have a super day.
I just LOVE this card using the scribble technique,. Gonna case it for a swap if you don't mind.
Carolan, thank you so much for your lovely comments. Of course you can copy it! That’s why we all share! It’s a fun fast way to stamp!