Hello everyone! Happy Easter (again) to you! Jaydee has our Paper Players challenge this week and it's a lovely one! Perhaps stamping and coloring flowers might make it feel a bit more spring-like! So here we go:
I really had so many ideas for this challenge, I struggled a bit! Finally, I pulled out the retiring Under My Umbrella, because those little Mary Engelbreit-ish flowers have always appealed to me! I stamped and colored several of them, fussy cut them out and created a wreath for my little "front door":
To create a base for my wreath, I dicut a narrow circle (which you can't see here) and used that so I could adhere my flowers in the correct shape. I created my door with Pool Party cardstock, embossing the panels with the Pinewood Planks EF, then shading them with Sahara Sand ink:
The "welcome" and the bricks are from the Welcoming Window set, and I added a little silver Brushed Metallic watering can diecut (and a doorknob!):
I am in love with that little watering can, LOL! And since the Krafty Chicks challenge is "Stamp Act", I am entering it there too! Thanks for popping in today!
I hope you'll find lots of inspiration at the Paper Players this week; check out what the design team on the PP blog and then be sure to share your floral creation with us as well! Enjoy your day and be blessed!
Project Details—All Products SU! Unless Otherwise Specified | |
Stamps | Under My Umbrella, Welcoming Window |
Card stock & Papers | Whisper White, Pool Party, Brushed Silver Metallic (ret) |
Ink | Smoky Slate, Memento Black, Sahara Sand |
Accessories | Dimensionals, |
Tools | Big Shot, Pinewood Planks EF, Blends in various colors, Sponge Daubers, Folk Watering Can Die (Poppystamps) |
This spring wreath is so pretty LeAnne and so inviting - I love the little touches such as the brick detail, door knob and watering can too! A great way to get another use out of this set too - great job!
ReplyDeleteI love the decorated spring door with the watering can! Those colors are just wonderful on all the flowers, and that watering can? Cute cute cute! I see Cassidy found the jelly beans - cute again! Have a blessed Easter!
ReplyDeleteNicely done LeAnne...love the EF on the door and the color you used...I see who was the recipient of you cute carrot treat. We went to a beautiful Sunrise service this morning on the water...
ReplyDeleteYou've welcomed Spring to your doorstep beautifully, LeAnne! Happy Easter, my friend! xx
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[looks like Miss C enjoyed her treat!]
What an inviting front door you have created, LeAnne! These little flowers are perfect for making an adorable wreath. The watering can is so cute, and is a great addition to the scene. Have a wonderful week!
ReplyDeleteThe difference between you and I is that I would have needed a specific die cut for the door and a specific stamp/die for the wreath. But you have created a beautiful wreath out of an itty-bitty flower - and a perfect looking door out of rectangles. It's gorgeous!! And the watering can is a perfect little accent.
ReplyDeleteI knew Cassidy would like her jelly bean treat package. Your card is so creative...love it!
ReplyDeleteTalk about bringing Spring right to your front door. Speaking of door, what I great color you have chosen. Love the watering can too! Beautiful young lady too! She has the most genuine smile!
ReplyDeleteOh goodness, this wreath is delightful! I would hang it on my door! Super cute card. I miss my Mary Engelbreit magazine. Sure wish she would bring that back!
ReplyDeleteLeAnne, I loved your welcoming door when I first saw it. What a beautifully done wreath. Your fussy cutting is superb! Everything about this design is coordinated so perfectly. Have a great week!
ReplyDeleteReally cute!! I love the door and pretty wreath. Hope you all had a Happy easter!
ReplyDeleteYour wreath is so cute, as is the door you made to hang it on. Cute and pretty at the same time. TFS
ReplyDeleteLeAnne, I just love this PP door color! I actually saw two doors on my walk this a.m. that were this color. Addison was with me and we both commented on the pretty color. The blending on the door makes it look so realistic. The wreath of pretty, bright flowers is just perfect! Have a great rest of the week! Cassidy is so grown up! She is a beauty!
ReplyDeleteI wish my front door decorating was a cute as this one! I love the color of the door as well as the flowers! The silver accessories are just icing on top! Have a great weekend!
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