Happy Wednesday, all! There's a sweet little sketch over at TGIF and I am squeaking this one in just under the wire!
And here's the sketch:
This image is from an older SU set called Harvest Home. I stamped it in Versafine Black on watercolor paper, then stamped just the crock on Smoky Slate cardstock with Misty Moonlight ink. After watercoloring the Indian corn, I did some tricky fussy-cutting of the crock and glued it over the original image:
I used the colors from the Hand Stamped Sentiments challenge of Timid Tiger, Cajun Craze & Misty Moonlight:
I hope using neutrals is okay! I added a few more touches; I embossed the image with the Subtle embossing folder, and embossed a Basic Beige mat with the Hive embossing folder. The Misty Moonlight bat was diecut with the new Tile Garden dies, then separated and mounted on another Basic Beige mat. I added some candy dots to fill in the "gap"! Finally, my sentiment came from the retired Banner Year! I thought this was an unusal color combo, but I like it!
Thanks for visiting today! Enjoy it and be blessed!
| Project Details—All Products SU! Unless Otherwise Specified | |
| Stamps | Banner Year (ret), Harvest Home (ret) |
| Card stock & Papers | Basic Beige, Misty Moonlight, Watercolor, Smoky Slate |
| Ink | Misty Moonlight, Cajun Craze, Timid Tiger, Crumb Cake, Smoky Slate |
| Accessories | Candy Dots (ret), Dimensionals |
| Tools | Big Shot, Subtle Embossing Folder (ret), Hive Embossing Folder (ret), Banner Dies (Pink & Main), Aquapainter |
3 comments:
Your image was a perfect use of these colors! Pretty card and beautiful Coloring!
Gorgeous card, LeAnne! Love the bright, vibrant colors, the embossed panel and that beautiful diecut square! Well done, my friend!
LeAnne, your eyes must be working well to fussy-cut these images! Well done, my friend - that wonderful corn and crock was a fantastic way to use these colors!
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