The Sisterhood of Crafters Challenge uses the following photo as inspiration.
For my card, I used the tree and leaves images from the Stampin' Up Branch Out stamp set and the sentiment is from the MFP Stamp Shop Glad Glads stamp set. I used a 5x7 photo pocket insert card base. I inserted my stamped image into the pocket and then used an ink pad direct to paper to create the wood-grain look on each side of the card base and then stamped a wheat image using versamark ink on all four sides of the "wood-grain." I created the multi-looped bow using sheer ribbon and added a flower I pulled from a floral stem.
We hope you'll share your projects using the photo as inspiration. You can find The Sisterhood of Crafters Challenge HERE.
I'm entering my card ....
The House That Stamps Built - DCC99 Autumn
Gorgeous and what a clever idea for the wood grain...and loving that pop of purple with the bow!!
ReplyDeleteGorgeous and what a clever idea for the wood grain...and loving that pop of purple with the bow!!
ReplyDeleteBe still my heart! This card is oh-so-lovely and the "wooden" frame you gave it just makes me think of peering out the country window to stare at my parents' apple trees. Sigh*
ReplyDeleteThis is so beautiful. Love the technique to create the frame and that bow is gorgeous.
ReplyDeleteThis is awesome Vic! Your coloring is perfect and the wood frame look idea is fabulous! I too LOVE the pop of purple ... wouldn't have thought to do that but it looks amazing! Well done my friend!
ReplyDeleteOh Vickie this is beautiful. The verse says it all, it is so peaceful. I love how you made the frame and it is perfect for this card.
ReplyDeleteSuper and beautiful
ReplyDeleteWhat a lovely card and I just love the sentiment!
ReplyDeleteWhat a lovely card and I just love the sentiment!
ReplyDeleteWow - The fall colors are magnificent and you captured the inspiration so wonderfully. Thank you so much for sharing this work of art with us at The House That Stamps Built. Good Luck.
ReplyDeletegreat take on the challenges - thanks for joining us at ATSM this week
ReplyDeleteThis is beautiful!! It looks like a oil painting. Love the "frame", too; perfect for this gorgeous scene. Thanks for playing with The House That Stamps Built.
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