Good Saturday Morning Peeps!
It is time for another new challenge on the OCC Blog.
Our challenge hostess today is Holly Kean from Kean on Paper and she has a fun challenge for us:
Stamp Happy
Texture can come in many forms.
Use a graphic stamp (or even a few) on patterend paper (sentiments don't count!)
I was a bit perplexed on what to do for this challenge, I wanted to use this new set from the Stampin Up Holiday Mini called "Gently Falling", it is a 2 step stamp set. The solid inside and the outline. I decided to stamp my leaves onto some of the First Edition DSP. I stamped the solid leaves with More Mustard and rolled it with some Cajun Craze ink, I then stamped the outline stamp with Early espresso ink. I then cut them out to mount to the card.
The base of the card is Earrly Espresso card stock and then I followed that with some Pool Party card stock that I embossed with the square lattice EF. If you notice I got the card stock in the EF slightly crooked, but I didn't notice till I was putting it all together, so I just left it.
The DSP across the bottom is from the new Spice Cake paper pack. I used some of the Spice Cake Designer Fabric and one of the Spice Cake Designer Buttons. I tore a strip of the fabric and wrapped it around the card and threaded it up through two of the holes in the big button and ties it in a knot.
I cut the circle and scallop circle with my nesties using more More Mustard and Very Vanilla card stock. I added the leaves to the card with some dimesionals. The little sentiment flag is made with a stamp from the "Fabulous Phrases" stamp set. I added two small brads to the top corners.
Thanks for stopping by today and HAPPY STAMPING!!!!
Vicki
15 comments:
GORGOUS Vicky!!
This is beautiful, Vicki! You rocked today's challenge and as for me....i'm still thinking! Love what you did with the leaves and that beautiful button & fabric! Excellent job!
Happy Saturday, my friend!
Vicki, this is a fabulous fall card! Love all that texture! Amazing!
I love this card and color combination! So very pretty.
I gotta say, Vicki, lately I am saving so many of your card ideas to CASE after things settle down at my house!! I love this card and basically everything you've made with the spice cake dp. You've also convinced me that I "need" a few sets from the holiday mini that I wasn't thinking about!! :)
Love this set and how you have used it to make a leaf arrangement as your focal point. Fabulous use of texture too :) Great card.
Beautiful, Vicki! You are so great with layering and I love love LOVE your leaves. Terrific card!
OMGracious! I love this! Those leaves are so stunning and the layout is lovely. What an amazing creation. Have a great weekend!
Wow! I already wanted this paper but now it is a MUST-HAVE! Your details are amazing and I LOVE how you used the fabric. You ave convinced me to add some to my next order. I love everything about this one, Vicki! :)
Oh my, your card is absolutely beautiful Vicki ... I love all the textured elements you have used to ceate your card, not only from the background, but the dimensional leaves to the fabric and the lovely bold button ... wow!
The colour combination you have used is fabulous and very complementary too! Just lovely ...
Vicki, I love how you used fabric as ribbon on this project! The leaves are beautiful and the blue with the autumn colors is an unexpected but wonderful twist!
vicki, I love your card. I love the colors, the layout, the added fabric and the leaves! super pretty! I really like the dsp you selected to stamp your leaves. Perfect!
love how cozy and warm your card is and those leaves are fabulous!! Great card!
This is so beautiful Vicki!! I love the prints on the leaves!! Super pretty fabric ribbon too!
So sorry I didn't make it by last week, Vicki, but I could't leave without telling you how fabulous I think this card is. It had a real "WOW" impact on me when I first saw it. I am in love with those leaves - really spectacular job in combining colors, patterns and stamps. And the ripped fabric is sensational - all in all a sensational piece of work!
Hugs,
Linda
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