Showing posts with label natural. Show all posts
Showing posts with label natural. Show all posts

Friday, November 22, 2013

Vintage Christmas (Again?)

Yep. Vintage colors for Christmas. Works for me! This card didn't turn out as cute as I had it pictured in my head. Bummer. Oh well, I still like it.




Supplies:
Cardstock ~ Crumb Cake, Crisp Cantaloupe
DSP ~ First Edition, Glimmer Paper in Champagne
Ink ~ Crisp Cantaloupe, Crumb Cake, Chocolate Chip
Stamp Sets ~ Gorgeous Grunge, Open Sleigh
Embellishments ~ Very Vintage Designer Buttons, Bakers Twine

Friday, July 26, 2013

Oh, Hello Friday!

Another week has flown by. We're wrapping up week 2 of Harvest. The combine sat at the shop for a better part of the day having a new tire put on. Seems like a simple task right? How about when your tires are taller than you are? I stood around and watched the guys work on the combine for a good 5 minutes before I decided it was just too darn hot for me (even though I was in shorts and a tank top and the guys were all in coveralls). I ran home and locked myself in my woman cave. I wanted to do something with a "wheat" color in it. This just popped into head. I've been wanting to combine these colors for a while. I think it worked out well. I created this card for Fab Friday's challenge #23 and will also double for A.R.T. Card Challenge #7 (Anything Goes).





Supplies Used: 
Paper ~ Wisteria Wonder, Basic Gray, Whisper White
Ink ~ Wisteria Wonder, Basic Gray, So Saffron, White StazOn 
Stamp Sets ~ Daydream Medallions, Oh Hello, Gorgeous Grunge, Chalk Talk
Other Supplies ~ Floral Frames framelits, 1 1/4" circle punch, Vintage Faceted Designer Buttons, Rhinestone Basic Jewels, Antique Brads, Brayer tool
Misc. Supplies (non-Stampin' Up!) ~ white linen fabric, tule 

*For the cute little linen flower, I cut a strip of white linen fabric, colored it with So Saffron ink and the Brayer tool and then folded layers onto the Antique Brad. 
*For the Oh, Hello banner, I started off with Whisper White paper, colored it with So Saffron ink and the Brayer tool.  

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