Amber's World Release by Catherine Pooler Designs

Happy October everyone!  It's finally cooling off here in IL.  The leaves are slowly starting to turn colors and autumn is in the air!  Woohoo, my favorite time of year!

There's an exciting weekend coming up for all my fellow cardmakers out there:
World Card Making Day!
How will you be celebrating?

I'll be a busy bee, over at StampNation for their three day World Card Making event starting Friday, where we'll be traveling the globe to find inspiration for our cardmaking.  There are lots of amazing challenges and prizes in store for our StampNation members so be sure to stop by and plan on some fun time, getting crafty with your sistahs!

If you're not a StampNation member yet and would love to join us, you can go HERE to learn more!  We welcome all new cardmakers with open arms!!

To kick off the celebration of  World Card Making Day I'd like to share a couple of special projects with you using a brand new stamp and die set that was just released today by Catherine Pooler Designs.  

Introducing:

Amber's World

Stamps:  Amber's World, Yay Stripes (Catherine Pooler Designs).
Ink:  Limoncello, Midnight (Catherine Pooler Designs), Colorbursts (Ken Oliver).
Paper:  Premium White Cardstock (Catherine Pooler Designs).
Accessories:  Amber's World coordinating dies (Catherine Pooler Designs), white Gellyroll pen, dimensional tape (3M).

This is a gorgeous stamp set with florals that can be colored with so many different mediums.  I chose watercoloring.  First with Ken Oliver Colorbursts and on the next card with Zig Kuretake watercolor markers.

Stamps:  Amber's World (Catherine Pooler Designs).
Ink:  Midnight (Catherine Pooler Designs), Colorbursts (Ken Oliver), Kuretake Clean Color Real Brush Markers (Zig).
Paper:  Premium White Cardstock (Catherine Pooler Designs), 140 lb watercolor (Canson).
Accessories:  Amber's World coordinating dies, Circle Dies (Catherine Pooler Designs), clear sequins, dimensional tape (3M), shimmer spray, white Gellyroll pen.

There is a special story behind this beautifully illustrated stamp set.  I encourage you to visit Catherine Pooler's blog tomorrow (Tuesday) to learn more about the artist, Amber Shaw who created it.  Catherine pays tribute to Amber and tells her story today  HERE.

Have a beautiful day!