Hi there. I'm so glad you stopped by!
I'm starting to feel more comfortable with the layered stencils and I fell in love
with this sunflower stencil from Papertrey Ink.
I used brushes to add ink through the stencils then added highlights with my
Caran d'ache Supracolor Pencils. The background was looking too white,
so brushed over it with the ink left on the yellow brush.
The die cut sentiment was cut from colored cardstock and the backing die
cut from vellum.
Challenges:
Just Us Girls #790 - ATG Stencil Week
Stencil Fun - ATG using a stencil-Optional Nature
Darnell's I.D.E.A.S. - Week 1 Add Ink
Card Recipe
Stamps:
Ink: Crushed Curry, Cajun Craze, Crumb Cake, Chocolate Chip
Paper: Neenah Solar White, Cajun Craze, Vellum
Other: Sunflower Garden Stencil (PTI), Pierced Blanket Cover Die (PF), Just a Note die (SSS), Subtle EF (ret SU), Linen Thread (SU), Dandelion Yellow Nuvo Crystal Drops
Enjoy!
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What a beautiful bright sunshine-y card, Bonnie! This is a new stencil to me, and I understand completely why you love it!
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I do miss the colors of Autumn - living in the mountains, the fall colors were on full display. Your sunflowers are so pretty. Not really yellow and not really orange - they are just right.
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Bonnie... I just love the quilt feel of your card. So cute. Thanks for sharing with Just Us Girls!
ReplyDeleteBonnie, your autumn sunflowers are lovely! Such a pretty card!
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hugs~carol
Beautiful sunflower card Bonnie. Love the pierced background and lovely colors for the sunflowers.
ReplyDeleteYou have to love sunflowers. Aren't they wonderful, just like this card xx
ReplyDeleteSunflowers always give a happy vibe and your card has happy written all over it, Bonnie. Keeping to an autumnal color scheme by making the leaves brown was such a great design idea.
ReplyDeleteBeautiful! It's easy to see why you fell in love with this stencil, and your card is fantastic -- I love the colors and textures you've added.
ReplyDeleteBeautifully blended with your ink and pencils, Bon! I love that you brushed off the ink to make your panel creamy and perfect for the bold sunflowers and sediment! Thank you for using this week's I.D.E.A.S. Calendar and linking in the gallery to motivate others! Hugs, Dolly
ReplyDeleteBeautiful sunflower background, Bonnie - love it with the pierced blanket detail too!!
ReplyDeleteBeautifully crafted, Bonnie.
ReplyDeleteWhat a beautiful Autumn card Bonnie! You are doing great with the layering stencils and it's definitely showing on this lovely, lovely card my friend! LOVE it!! Hugs. :0)
ReplyDeletePretty card Bonnie, I have never tried a layering stencil. The sunflowers look great. Good decision on adding the left-over ink to the white background. Have a good rest of your day!
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Gorgeous fall card Bonnie! Love that stitched background as well! So glad you decided to play along with us at Just Us Girls!
ReplyDeleteThat is a pretty stencil and I love the way you've used it! This is a delightful card, Bonnie!
ReplyDeleteOops... I forgot to thank you for playing along with us at Just Us Girls!
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