MFT Stamps | February Release Countdown - Day 5

Are you ready for a new MFT Release Countdown?

It's that time of the month again and today it is the first day of previews. The release will be live on February 8th at 10am EST.

There are tons of new products and I cannot wait to share with you all the projects I've been working on!

So, let's dive in into my first project, that features the newest Barnyard Birthday stamp set.

Look how many funny barnyard critters! To create the card, I was inspired by one of the sentiment included in the stamp set and I decided to customize it, using the cow's head as the letter "o" of the word moo. I also chose a country palette: black, white, kraft and red.

I firstly stamped the cow on a piece of Neenah Solar White cardstock, and I colored it using copics (you can find them listed at the end of the post). I also wanted to create a faux-speckled effect and I used the Perfect Pool Water stencil: it really looks like a speckled cow (you can see it at the top-right! I used Distress Oxides in Hickory Smoke and Black Soot and I splattered some black drops to create some texture too. I used that background to die cut the letters M and O from the Spell Anything Alphabet dienamics, which I matted with some black cardstock.

I white heat embossed the sentiment on some Red Hot cardstock and I die a piece of 3,5"x4,75" Kraft Cardstock using the Cool Curves Cover-Up. I also die cut the second largest A2 Rectangle Frames from white cardstock to frame the whole scene. The grass comes from the Mini Slimline Outside the Box Grassy Hills dies.

To give the perfect "country look", I stamped the All Lined Up Diagonally using Red Hot Premium Ink on a piece of 4,25"x5,5" white cardstock.

I layered everything together and I also added some clear sparkling sequins to complete the card.

Thanks for stopping by, I really hope you will like it. Be sure to check out the MFT blog to see all the other product previews and for even more ideas and inspiration, please visit the My Favorite Things YouTube channel.

Hugs from Italy,