Showing posts with label Stamp set - Flowering Fields. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Stamp set - Flowering Fields. Show all posts

Thursday, 11 February 2016

Flowering Fields - part 2

An original card.... designed by me!!  Yes that is a little rare lately.  I just seem to do my version of a card seen on Pinterest, so I am a little happy with my card below.  

As I said in my last post, I thought there was a little too much blank space on the cards, so I solved that problem by using a smaller card.  Genius!  I have used one the Note Cards from Stampin' Up, the perfect size for attaching to a gift or bunch of flowers.  (Size 12.7 x 8.9 cm).  

This card is actually one we will be doing at our next card day towards the end of the month.  A sneak peek if any of them are looking.  Now to figure out the other things we will do.  
 



Tuesday, 9 February 2016

Flowering Fields

Have you seen the Sale-a-bration catalogue yet?  I haven't put it up on my blog's sidebar yet because I can't remember how to do it, but you can find it on the Stampin' Up website if you like.  DD has shown me several times in the past, and even written instructions down for me, so she just keeps telling me to work it out myself.  I did try, but obviously I stuffed up somewhere.  Anyway, there are some great products available in the catalogue for purchases over $90.00 which, let's face it, isn't hard to reach at all.  

When I first saw the catalogue, one of the things I wanted to get was the Flowering Fields stamps, and judging by the number of cards on the internet, I'm not the only one.  When I was looking for inspiration for different ways to use these flowers I saw a set of beautiful cards made by Vicki and loved them so much I had to make my own.  

Vicki's cards had another sentiment stamped on the top right, but I didn't have anything suitable to add there.  I think it looks a little bare, but not sure how to fix it.  

All the flowers have been stamped in black Memento and then coloured with a blender pen.  My favourite is the red waratah.  Yours?