I have filled you with the Spirit of God, with skills, ability, and Kmowledge in all kinds of crafts. Exodus 31:3


Thursday, July 20, 2017

GIU-Growing in Unity-Day 4


Welcome to Day 4, ready for some fun!   I grew up  in the country and for some of our passing of time we enjoyed playing cards, it was inexpensive form of entertainment.


Hey, just need the ace here for, can you guess for which card game.  Did I mention hearts are trump.




 I created just one full suit; hearts and used a variety of the unity stamp images. 





   A variety of coloring techniques were used from watercolor with ink pads to watercolor with colored pencils and the images were cut out. 

 Several different background papers were  modge  podged  onto the card and then the image itself was modge podged on and used a glossy modge  podge to emulate the playing cards.   Looks like a nice run for rummy. 




Haven't had the chance to play with these yet, I of course have three more suits to go.  But I look forward to a game of solitaire, especially when I'm traveling for work and am alone in the hotel room.     I hope you thought this was a fun project and I'm inspired to see if you make any of these yourself if you do please share on the unity Facebook page. Also, don't forget to leave a comment again today on the blog post for your chance to win a grab bag from unity stamp company. Happy stamping, blessings Michelle


25 comments:

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  2. This is a really cute idea. Like a little inspiration while playing cards. <3

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  3. Wow, I love these ATC cards Michelle. Your blog has been a lot of fun to read each day for the GIUG. The images you used are too cute. Thanks for the inspiration!

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  4. Very cute idea. I don't think I would actually play cards with them, but love the idea to put on greeting cards or as use for bookmarks, etc. We still play cards, especially on vacation and love Euchre. Euchre seems to be a Midwest thing, since people from other states never know what I am talking about, lol.

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  5. what fun to re-do playing cards.
    stamping sue
    http://stampingsueinconnecticut.blogspot.com/

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  6. Super cute idea to dress up boring cards.

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  7. I love this idea, fun and creative. Will have to try it. Thank you for the inspiration.

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  8. This is such a fun idea. It would be great to use this idea to for making a matching game for the kids. So many options when you think outside of the box. Neat idea! Thanks for sharing.

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  9. What a cute idea. I have a lot of cards just sitting in the closet.... :)

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  10. What a neat idea for the playing cards!!!

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  11. Love your altered playing cards! Fun project!

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  12. Such a cute idea, and one that will inspire more creativity every time you take them out to use them!

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  13. What an imagination, WOW! These look great. Well thought out, it's a must try. Thank you for the inspiration and for sharing.

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  14. What a fun idea!!! Love all your images!

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  15. What a fun project! These would be great to do for gifts too!! My grandmother used to play solitaire and she would've loved them!! I was thinking of making an "Old Maid" set for children too or just letting them make their own!! Great idea, you've really got my wheels turning now!!!!

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  16. How creative and fun! I've never even thought of this, but I really
    love the idea. Also a great way to use some stamps that haven't been inked
    yet ... I'll bet we all have some. lol

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  17. What a fun project! I've never thought to do something like this!! Thanks for sharing.

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  18. Very fun and creative. Great idea. Thanks for sharing. Congrats on your day 4. Wooohooo.

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