Tuesday, October 2, 2012
Loves Rubberstamps Card Challenge - Inspired by a Photo
I'm back with another card challenge for Loves Rubberstamps. This week's challenge is base on this photo which uses different fall words and different colors. I started off using copper metallic paper which is a 5"x 7" finished card size. I again went back to S.E. I collection called Homestead 'Weeping Willow' for the first layer. The second layer I used Bo Bunny 'Fall Nature' and for the third layer I used leaf background that was in my stash. I then took a piece of Tim Holtz Distress Collection ColorCore Cardstock by Core'dinations and ran it thru a Cuttlebug folder called 'Autumn Words' and used a Tim Holtz Diffuser Circle on top so it left me a circle with no words on so I can place my image. I used the Urn stamp from the set called 'A Season of Thanks' by Flourishes. I stamped the image using black crafter's ink & colored this image using Prismacolor pencils. I then cut it out using Spellbinders 'Lacey Circles' and sponged the following colours; Tangerine and Chestnut Roan Fluid Chalk to tone down the white. I then outline the edge by using Pumpkin and Molasses Smooch ink by Clearsnap as shown. I added some copper flourish ribbon by Michael's in the corners. I made a Chocolate Chip satin ribbon bow and added a maple leaf button tying orange thread in the middle. I place this top of the bow.
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So pretty, love the image and the colors and the fabulous embossing and layers.
ReplyDeleteMy gosh your colouring is amazing ... the all the layers you have put into this xxxx
ReplyDeleteWhat a beautiful fall card - love the deep colors and all your fabulous layers
ReplyDeleteSuch a beautiful card and so much detail! I love all the gorgeous colors you used! :)
ReplyDeleteWow that's a ton of layers of paper and ink... How cool is this!!!!!
ReplyDeleteSo much texture and all the lovely autumnal colors. Just beautiful!
ReplyDeleteStunning fall card!!
ReplyDeleteWhat bright and cheery colors... great job!!!!
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