Impression Obsession Jan Release Day 2

 

Welcome to the Impression Obsession January 2022 Release Celebration!

 

Each day (January 3rd & January 4th) you can find a list of participants on the Impression Obsession Blog. We will be giving away THREE Impression Obsession $25 gift certificates for the event - so the more you comment through our Release Celebration the more chances to win!

 

All comments for each of the event days will be open until Monday January 10th at midnight CT. All winners will be announced on Tuesday January 11th on the Impression Obsession Blog.

 

The new stamps are available now! You can find them all HERE

 

List of participating designers:

IO Stamps Blog
Angela Bode
Anna Wight
Dina Kowal
Giovana Smith
Jeanne Streiff
Laura Fulcher
Laura Williams
Susan Wymer

 

Greetings friends. I can't tell you how much fun it has been to start stamping in anticipation of spring. I love bunnies, chicks, eggs, and of course....jellybeans. On a side note, have you tried the sour jellybeans at Trader Joes? If you like sour candies as much as I do, give them a try!

The card today features the new Jellybean clear set as well as a whole bunch of Impression Obsession inks. This is what the set looks like:

 

Isn't it fun? I stamped the bean multiple times onto my white cardstock using various light ink colors from Impression Obsession. Solid clear stamps give better impressions the more you use them. I made sure to use my bean with a stamp postioner (the MISTI) so that I could stamp each bean multiple times for even coverage.

Next, I stamped my sentiment with black ink and then hand drew white highlights to the beans using a white Signo pen.I thought the little extra color made them look more like beans.

Impression Obsession Items Used:

MC1108 Jellybean

Impression Obsession Inks 

 

(I used Chartreuse, Pistachio, Lilac, Lavender, Baby Blue, Seafoam, Bubblegum, Blush, Peach, and Banana). I chose light colors because they reminded me more of spring, and I knew I would stamp each of them multiple times and I didn't want the colors to get too dark.