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Clara von Sivers (German, 1854–1924)
Good Morning everybody! It's a crisp, sunny, beautiful Monday morning here in eastern Montana. The colors are turning on the trees and the leaves are crispy under your feet....Fall is amazing! OK, on to today's card. I made this for Freshly Made Sketches 54. I also used an older Dynamic Duos color combo of Poppy Parade and Lucky Limeade. This is the first card I've made with the Pleasant Poppies stamp. It sure is pretty! I stamped it on the circle in black Stazon ink, colored the stems, then stamped again on a scatch piece of CS. I colored the poppy heads with my blender pen and Poppy Parade ink pad, cut each of them out and popped them up on dimentionals. I love how it turned out! I added in Black as my neutral. All these colors are so striking together. When SU first introduced Poppy Parade as an in-color, I was hesitant. I usually gravitate towards the blue-toned reds, but I have fallen in love with this color. Plus, it couldn't be more perfect with this stamp! I know it's retired now, but I'll just keep using it until all my supplies are gone! For the button detail, I removed the "legs" off the brad and added a glue dot to adhear it to the black button. Here's a list of supplies..... Stamps: Pleasant Poppies, Perfect Words Paper: Black, Very Vanilla, In-color Lucky Limeade & Sunny Day DP Accessories: Circle cutting system from Creating Memories, Black striped grosgrain ribbon, Black button, In-color brad Thanks for taking a peek and have a super day! Jenny
Good Morning everybody! It's a crisp, sunny, beautiful Monday morning here in eastern Montana. The colors are turning on the trees and the leaves are crispy under your feet....Fall is amazing! OK, on to today's card. I made this for Freshly Made Sketches 54. I also used an older Dynamic Duos color combo of Poppy Parade and Lucky Limeade. This is the first card I've made with the Pleasant Poppies stamp. It sure is pretty! I stamped it on the circle in black Stazon ink, colored the stems, then stamped again on a scatch piece of CS. I colored the poppy heads with my blender pen and Poppy Parade ink pad, cut each of them out and popped them up on dimentionals. I love how it turned out! I added in Black as my neutral. All these colors are so striking together. When SU first introduced Poppy Parade as an in-color, I was hesitant. I usually gravitate towards the blue-toned reds, but I have fallen in love with this color. Plus, it couldn't be more perfect with this stamp! I know it's retired now, but I'll just keep using it until all my supplies are gone! For the button detail, I removed the "legs" off the brad and added a glue dot to adhear it to the black button. Here's a list of supplies..... Stamps: Pleasant Poppies, Perfect Words Paper: Black, Very Vanilla, In-color Lucky Limeade & Sunny Day DP Accessories: Circle cutting system from Creating Memories, Black striped grosgrain ribbon, Black button, In-color brad Thanks for taking a peek and have a super day! Jenny
It's been almost 50 years since Walt Disney released this supercalifragilisticexpialidocious film.
haley lu richardson
Sweet poppy stencil used to make this card.
