Oh well.... I'm not sure but my cute little hedgie has them!!!!
This card covers three challenges; I used the sketch from Truly Scrumptious Challenge 2 and as well as the sketch you had to make a button, the Cupcake Challenge 29 was to use a picture for inspiration and I used the colours and the flowers, and finally, Charisma Cardz Challenge 9 was to make a pretty card.
The penny black image is coloured with distress inks and it has been mounted on yellow card and a scalloped circle cut with my nesties. The papers are from my stash and I inked the edges of all the elements with spiced marmalade distress ink.
To make my button I cut a circle with my smallest nestie and I inked around the edges. I found a yellow die cut flower among a random box of die cut shapes and it fit exactly inside the circle.... how was that for a stroke of luck!!! I then punched two small holes, threaded a ribbon through them and tied it in a knot to finish it off. My other button is from PM and I threaded some ribbon through it to jazz it up a little! The sentiment is computer generated using the font tempus sans itc and a used a corner rounder to shape the end.
Supplies:
Card/Paper: White and yellow card, paper from stash
Stamp: Penny black - poppy fields
Colouring: Distress inks - peeled paint, vintage photo, walnut stain, broken china, spiced marmalade, tattered rose and worn lipstick.
Embellishments: PM button, ribbon, jewels
Tools: Cuttlebug, nesties, water brush, sponge, corner rounder punch, small hole punch
Thanks for looking x
This card covers three challenges; I used the sketch from Truly Scrumptious Challenge 2 and as well as the sketch you had to make a button, the Cupcake Challenge 29 was to use a picture for inspiration and I used the colours and the flowers, and finally, Charisma Cardz Challenge 9 was to make a pretty card.
The penny black image is coloured with distress inks and it has been mounted on yellow card and a scalloped circle cut with my nesties. The papers are from my stash and I inked the edges of all the elements with spiced marmalade distress ink.
To make my button I cut a circle with my smallest nestie and I inked around the edges. I found a yellow die cut flower among a random box of die cut shapes and it fit exactly inside the circle.... how was that for a stroke of luck!!! I then punched two small holes, threaded a ribbon through them and tied it in a knot to finish it off. My other button is from PM and I threaded some ribbon through it to jazz it up a little! The sentiment is computer generated using the font tempus sans itc and a used a corner rounder to shape the end.
Supplies:
Card/Paper: White and yellow card, paper from stash
Stamp: Penny black - poppy fields
Colouring: Distress inks - peeled paint, vintage photo, walnut stain, broken china, spiced marmalade, tattered rose and worn lipstick.
Embellishments: PM button, ribbon, jewels
Tools: Cuttlebug, nesties, water brush, sponge, corner rounder punch, small hole punch
Thanks for looking x
love it, and yes you can get yellow poppies...have a nice weekend - hope it is sunny for you
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WOW what a great card
ReplyDeleteFantastic card. I love the yellow poppies, but then I am a bit partial to yellow. It reminds me of sunshine and happy days.
ReplyDeleteJUST STUNNING!
ReplyDeleteWow Liza! This is a beautiful and cheery card. That Hedgie is so stinkin cute! Great job coloring!
ReplyDeleteGoegeous card love the colours and the image, and yes I have yellow poppies in my garden. Thanks for joining the challenge at Charisma this week.
ReplyDeletexx Vee
Hi Liza, oooh I just love yellow cards, and poppies, an adorable stamp. gorgeous card. joey.x
ReplyDeletegorgeous thank you for taking part this week
ReplyDeleteWell dear after seeing this I must say if you don't get yellow poppies it a real shame as these look just perfect. Love the whole card
ReplyDeleteHugs Jacqui x
Liza, this is fab! Such fantastic colouring and so cute too x
ReplyDeletethis is so sweet, thanks for joining us this week at CCC
ReplyDeleteLove your image in yellow!!! Very soothing!!! When I read your question of getting poppies in yellow, I say heck, were stamping, we can make them any color we want!!! Awesome job!!! Thanks for playing in the TS challenge this week!!!
ReplyDeleteGood morning Liza, hope your having a good weekend hunny. This card is gorgeous. It has a bright and cheerful feel about it, just what we need with all this odd weather! love the image and those papers! hugs Linda x
ReplyDeleteThis is beautiful Liza, not sure about whether there is yellow poppies but either way I love them on your image.
ReplyDeleteJoanne x
This is such al lovely card!!!!
ReplyDeleteGreetings,
Saskia
Oh this is so gorgeous and you have to have yellow poppies to go with the fab papers.
ReplyDeleteThis is gorgeous! So sunny and fresh, I love the papers you've used and the button is fab! Thanks for joining the TS challenge this week!
ReplyDeleteBeth xx
This is so pretty Liza - gorgeous papers and your colouring is fab. Thanks for joining our TS challenge.
ReplyDeleteBeautiful card. I love it all, the colour is fabulous, that image is so sweet. Thanks for joining us at Charisma Cardz this week. Good luck.
ReplyDeleteSo pretty Liza. I love the bright and cheery colours. Thos buttercups look fab!! Thanks for joining the Charisma Cardz Challenge.
ReplyDeleteSharon xx
Beautiful card Liza, love this cute image with your fab colouring. Ooh your papers are pretty delicious too and yellow poppies there sure are. Hope the sun is shining as much for you as it is here on the costa. -x-
ReplyDeleteWonderful card Liza! It's so bright and cheery - feels like spring! Very cute stamp too! Just beautiful!
ReplyDeleteGorgeous card. Love the image and the yummy papers. Thanks for joining us at Truly Scrumptious challenge this week. Michele x
ReplyDeleteGorgeous card Liza, lovely image and great papers!
ReplyDeleteClairex
Oh, I LOVE this card! And I usually don't like yellow to much, but I LOVE it on this card!! You've used fabulous papers and coloured the image beautifully. Great job!!
ReplyDeletexx Naoual
Gorgeous card hunny and yes you do get yellow poppies. I know because they used to seed in the garden of a house I used to live in.
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