Hi everyone! I'm so excited to be able to participate in this
oh-so-fun joint blog hop with The Twinery and Poppystamps. A list of today's hops can be found on both the Poppystamps Blog and The Twinery Blog, where you'll also see the blog hop lists from June 24 and June 25. Be sure to visit each of them for details on entering for a chance to win some fantastic prizes, which I'll get to at the end of this post. If you've been hopping in order, you've arrived here from the blog of Denise Hahn.
My card
today features the Marigold Solid Mini Bundle twine from The Twinery, the Massa Leaf Background and Dianna Border dies from Poppystamps, and the Memory Box
Texture Wave stencil.
For the
background piece, I used daubers to sponge Shabby Shutters and Dried Marigold
distress inks in a random fashion over the Texture Wave stencil to cover the entire piece. I then splattered Peeled Paint distress ink over
that by inking up an acrylic block, spritzing with water, loading a paint brush and splattering my heart out. I cut three of the Massa Leaf
Background die from dark green card stock, sponged Peeled Paint on the base of each leaf, and rounded the
leaves using a stylus so that they would pop.
I arranged them as shown onto the sponged background, adhering them by the
stems only.
I then cut one of the Dianna Border die, colored only the stems with a dark green marker, then cut the die into two pieces, and arranged them as shown on the card front piece, adhering only the lower parts of the die cut.
I next punched several circles of white, marigold and peach colored card stock with a ¼” punch and shaped each one using a stylus and a soft pad. They make the cutest little flowers that can be added as accents just about anywhere. (For some reason, the peach card stock looks yellow in this photo.)
I then
glued the little flowers randomly onto the leaves and Dianna Border stems.
Was I ever thrilled that The Twinery has the perfect color
to go with my card - Marigold Solid! I love the fine
quality of all of these Twinery twines! I wrapped it four
times around the bottom portion of the card piece, gathered it on the right
side, and to finish it off, I threaded some twine through the holes of the button and fanned the ends out, then used a glue dot to adhere it.
After everything was assembled on the card stock piece, I used mounting
tape to adhere it to the card base. Oh,
yes, almost forgot … I used a clear glitter brush to add a
little glimmer to the leaves and flower centers. It’s a little too subtle to see in the photo,
but it’s there!
So now to the fun stuff. By leaving comments as you hop through the blogs of the design
team members from The Twinery and Poppystamps, you'll have a chance to win one of the fabulous prizes.
Don’t forget to leave comments on the Poppystamps and Twinery blogs as
well! The Twinery will be giving away a
Shimmer Pack, and Poppystamps will be giving away two dies from the latest release,
the Elsa Butterfly Branch and Frozen Flakes.
The Twinery Shimmer Pack - Retail Value $32.00 |
Poppystamps Elsa Butterfly Branch and Frozen Flakes dies - Retail Value $26.50 |
The next and last stop
on the hop will be to the blog of Rebecca Greco. If you started in the middle, here’s a
complete list of today’s participants:
The Twinery - http://thetwinery.com/blog
Poppystamps - http://poppystamps.typepad. com/
Julie Ranae - http://juliesopenwindow.
blogspot.com/
Amy Crockett - http://www.scrappingmommy.com/
Jeanne Jachna - http://akeptlife.blogspot.com/
Rebecca VanDeMark - http://www.caravansonnet.com/
Rudlis/Irena Kowalczyk - http://papierowaobsesja.
blogspot.com/search/label/ Poppystamps
Melania Deasy - http://melaniadeasy.blogspot. com/
Sherry Eckblad - http://www.buttonjunkie.
blogspot.com/search/label/ PoppyStamps
Denise Hahn - http://www.inmyblueroom.
blogspot.com/
Sherry Hester - http://lecardonbleu.blogspot.
com/search/label/Poppystamps
Rebecca Greco - http://hugsarefun.com/
Thanks so much for stopping by!
34 comments:
This is beautiful! I really love the dies you used! Fabulous use of twine too! I really like how you shaped the blossoms - that looks amazing! I am enjoying this blog hop - lots of fabulous inspiration - thank you!
oh is a beauitful and delicate card, thanks for showing how do you do!
I love how you made those flowers!
This card is just gorgeous! I love the orange. It's a color you don't see much featured on cards!
What a wonderful card, I absolutely love it! Great technique for the blossoms!
wow what a beautiful beautiful blooming plant you have created. love the orange and white combo
And Thank you so much for a chance to win yummy craft goodies.
Cheers
Dr Sonia
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So pretty. I love that Masa leaf die you used.
this is beautiful - so light and airy. The colors are pretty
thanks for sharing such a wonderful card - I'd be thrilled to see it in my mailbox.
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This is my second attempt to comment....blogger is being very naughty this morning....
Your card is absolutely beautiful. I love all the layers and the stenciled background gorgeous. I too like coloring the dies. You made the die come to life! Your twine and button pull this card together beautifully! Wonderful creation. Thanks for inspiring me.
So pretty! I love all the dimension you've added by sculpting the flowers and leaves!
so artistic and delicated :) Love it :) Kisses :)
Your card is so charming. I love the dainty little blossoms on the branches. Great idea to use the marker to make the stem a different colour. Excellent tutorial!
Thank you for sharing! :)
ooooh, I really like this card, and the idea with the stylus berries is terrific! Very pretty card, Sherry!
Oh Sherry, this is just incredible. Love the way you did the background and the addition of the little flowers to the leaves. So clever of you and I am definitely going to try that.
This is an enchanting card! I love learning how you made the dimension with the dry embossing stylus. Nifty! SharliF@cox.net
Oh your card is
so pretty and thanks
for explaining how
you made the petals
on the die!
Carla from Utah
I love the texture you gave the flowers and leaves by curling and adding the dots! Great card!
Beautiful cards. I esp. love the way you made those sweet flowers. TFS Hugs, kristina
Absolutely stunning as always. Each card is always better than the last.
WOWOWOWOWOWOOWOWOWOW!! LOVING this!! Such an AWESOME Design!! THANKS SO MUCH for sharing and have a FABULOUS WEEKEND!! =)
Very pretty--I like the dimension.
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Such a cute card, love the technique and the use of twine!!
Pretty card, and I appreciate the step-by-step instructions on how you pulled it off; thanx for the inspiration!
Beautiful color combo and details on your lovely card!
Lovely projects and lovely choices of twine from The Twinery...I can't wait to try your stylus tip trick!
beautiful Sherry!
Just gorgeous , your card - love the way you used that background stencil!
I really love this card. The colors, texture, flowers, just everything about it! Great job!
I really like this card.
Love the card. The little dots turned into flowers really make it.
Very pretty!
Gorgeous! I love this beautiful card!
Hello!
I just find your blogg and I am thrilled on your creation.I start crafting this year, so I am a beginer. Thank you for sharing your ideas with us.
Huggs, Marjeta
Gorgeous! I love this design and can't believe those flowers are just little dots!
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