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I need some feedback... I'm going to a cello bag swap this weekend and this is my rough draft. What do you guys think? The item inside is a post it note holder...
__________________ Jen Z. in Elysburg, PA...not quite stampin' in Atlas anymore!
I love your color combination and layout -- where does the cello bag come in -- I'm sorry -- long day at work and I am clueless...
The cello bag is attached with a post it note holder and paper clip in it. The topper is the top part of the picture...see it? It's kinda hard to make out in the scan...
__________________ Jen Z. in Elysburg, PA...not quite stampin' in Atlas anymore!
When I looked at this my eye was drawn to the two sentiments, their both nearly the same size and same shape. I like the color combination and the papers. But maybe use a different sentiment for either the topper of the bag or on the post it note?
That's just what I would do. Dont want to offend you, cause it's a great little gift/swap. But thought Id throw that out there. Have a great night!
I love the clip. is the thanks so much on both sides with the clip sandwiched between? if anything I might add a 3d center to the clip. Like stamp the flower in another color & attach it on top with a glue dot or a dimensional. ( I have the little punch that punches out the rivets) Then I think your swap would be a WOW. But other then that I think it is perfect!!
I love the look and the colors. The only thing *I* see is that the topper says "thanks a million" yet the post it note holder says "Lucky Duck" To me that doesn't make sense. BUT I love the looks of it all.
If you give your stamps a good sanding with a real foam sanding block from the hardware store, the image will be much clearer inked. DOn't be afraid to realluy rub them. I have been doing it for years with solid stamps and it always improves the image.
__________________ ~Vee
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thanks for all your comments! Especially the tip about the solid stamps...i think i'm going to try it... I cut out everything for the topper, but haven't definitely decided on the sentiment for the post it holder yet...
__________________ Jen Z. in Elysburg, PA...not quite stampin' in Atlas anymore!
Before I make 19 more...
