I love the sketch over at Retro Sketches this week, so I decided to play along this morning.
I pulled out Blooming with Kindness, which I haven’t used in a while. I inked up the stamp with Crisp Cantaloupe ink and put some Pistachio Pudding ink on the stem with my Stampin’ Write marker. Then I took a sponge dauber and applied a little bit of Calypso Coral ink on part of the flower. It’s subtle, but it adds a little bit of depth.
I used clear embossing powder to emboss the woodgrain pattern on the Crumb Cake card base.
Thanks for all of the kind comments on the blog candy post. I always enjoy hearing from you! I used a random number generator (which is frustrating me because I can’t seem to copy and paste the results) to pick the winner, and that person is:
Love to open my email and see one of your posts, they are always so inspiring, love the old set bring back, makes you see you can revisit oldies and make they new, your ideas are fabulous!! Judy
Congratulations, Judy! Just send me an email with your mailing address and I’ll get your goodies to you right away.
Come on back tomorrow and I’ll have a new card for the latest Freshly Made Sketches challenge. Rita Wright has a great sketch for us!
Enjoy your Tuesday! Thanks for stopping by!
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That was a surprise to win yea me!! My address is judy Dunn 3207 N El Dorado Dr Chandler, Az 85224. Thank you so much this was a pleasure to play along. judy
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Congrats, Judy! This card is beautiful, Amy! Love my Hardwood stamp. I need to get this flower.
Just gorgeous! And lucky for Judy!
I love that wood grain! 🙂
Oh gosh, another beauty, Amy! The woodgrain looks fab heat embossed, and is a perfect background for the stunning coral flower and sentiment on vellum!
Such a warm and cheery card! Love the hardwood with this flower. Congrats to Judy!