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Friday, July 17, 2026

AYSI377 Recipe for Sunshine

Happy Friday, peeps! We are having a yard sale this weekend, so this will be short and sweet!  It's recipe time at As You See It:


Yellow is not a color that I normally gravitate to, but it was fun to stretch myself with some papers, stamps and dies from my collection!  Here we go:


I barely had time to use this SU Hope Joy & Love before they retired it, so I thought it would be good to get it inky!  I stamped the sentiment in Daffodil Delight on a panel of Basic White on which I added some diecut stitching.  I then added some diecut flowers using a little scrap of paper I found in my stash and some leaves from Soft Sea Foam:

I added a bit of ribbon and some enamel dots for the centers, then mounted it on a striped scrap from my stash and a Crushed Curry base.  I think the yellow is quite cheery!  I hope you'll play with our cheerful yellow recipe!  We can't wait to see what you create and share with us at As You See It!

"Ears that hear and eyes that see--the Lord has made them both." Proverbs 20:12

Project Details—All Products SU! Unless Otherwise Specified
Stamps Hope, Joy & Love (ret)
Card stock & Papers     Basic White, Crushed Curry, Soft Sea Foam, Bee Happy (Honey Bee), Rustic Blooms (Not 2 Shabby)
 Ink Daffodil Delight
Accessories Enamel Dots (ret), Gingham Ribbon from my stash, Mini Dimensionals
Tools     Big Shot, Stitched FLowers Dies (My Favorite Things), Finishing Touches Dies (Kristina Werner)

8 comments:

  1. LeAnne, your darling card is so bright and cheerful - and yes, love-filled! I especially love the added stitched detail on the edge of your white panel - such a wonderful finishing touch!
    I'm so sad that we won't be attending your yard sale this time - but one day we'll be back!
    =]

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  2. Very cute! I love the checked flowers & the striped background! Such a cheery card!

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  3. LeAnne, you always manage to come up with something adorable with whatever challenge we post! These little flowers, and using one as part of the sentiment is so on a genius level, it astounds me, and you always manage to pull that off!

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  4. I love those sweet little gingham flowers! This is so happy and cute!

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  5. Aren't stitched detail dies such a wonder? They add interesting detail at the twirl of a handle. Love that line of stitching at the bottom of the panel as it just ties things up nicely. The little flower in place of the 'o' - just wonderful.

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  6. Oh, I am loving all this sunshine on a cloudy day! Sweet gingham flowers and such straight stitching!

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  7. Your card is everything I love about yellow - so cheerful, bright and sunny! Those flowers are just too cute too!

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  8. Happy doesn't even describe this sunny, cheerful card, LeAnne! It is one of the HAPPIEST cards I've seen!

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