It's time for a designer's choice challenge from The House That Stamps Built and this time it's my turn to pick the challenge for us. My challenge is to create a "Be Thankful" card.
We've had a glorious fall this year here in Maine, and wanted my card to honor the fabulous colors and the gorgeous weather we've had this year.
The stamps I used for my card are RI#3306-I "Falling Leaves" and RI#3213-G "For The Beauty". I created the background with Brushos on watercolor paper, then I stamped the falling leaves stamp across the panel in sepia colored Archival Ink. I then used the Flip Stitched Die Set to create a window on another white panel. I layed it over the colored layer, then added the sentiment. For interest and detail, I die cut the leaves out of pieces of scraps left from the bg piece and used a Sakura clear gel pen along the edges of the leaves. The die is Impression Obsession die 030-S. (There's no name on the die). I mounted the two panels on a brown cardstock base.
Now you don't want to miss what these incredibly talented rock stars have done, so please stop by and say hello.
Thank you for stopping by and I hope you'll play along in the DCC challenge this week. There's a lot for us to be thankful for. If you'd like to join our challenge, please visit The House for the details. And don't miss the discount code on my sidebar if you'd like to purchase some Repeat Impression Stamps.
8 comments:
Absolutely beautiful - so fall - and love the colors. I have some Brushos but never seem to get the colors I am hoping for. Great job.
Amazing color Cheri. Love your beautiful card. Such a timely challenge too. Hope all is well with you!
What a beautiful representation of Autumn, Cheri.
OMGoodness SS this is simply awesome. So much beauty there. An absolute stunner! Will have to play for this challenge. Hugs.
This is beautiful, Cheri! Love the background...showcases the images so nicely. Thanks for sharing!
Gorgeous as always!!
Wowza! simply amazing!
Wow, this is so gorgeous!! The colors in your background and leaves are so vibrant. And the outlining of the leaves really make them pop!
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