Today I'm sharing with you a creation with my newest Whiff of Joy Beach Chair stamp with Reading Willow from the June Fun in the Sun Store Stamp Kit. The Beach Chair is currently in stock at 7 Kids here. I did some paper piecing, something that I haven't done in a while! You can find the paper piecing tutorial at SCS here. I think the paper piecing gave the chair a little character. What do you think?
I hope you like my summery creation and that you are having a wonderful summer so far!
Stamps: Whiff of Joy Fun in the Sun June Store Kit and Whiff of Joy Beach Chair
Coloring Medium: Distress Reinkers
Paper: BasicGrey Green at Heart
Accessories: Prima roses, rhinestones, flowers from Wild Orchid Crafts, lace
Tools: Making Memories Paper Trimmer, ATG adhesive gun
This card is for a few challenges:
- Daring Cardmakers - Layer it up
- Stamp Something - Something Flowery
- No Time To Stamp - Two of Something - paper pieced with two different papers
- Crafty Catz - Summertime
- Creative Inspirations - Anything Goes
- Lexi's Creations - Paper Piecing
- Hand Stamped Sentiments - Watercoloring
- Sketch and Stash - Sketch (new stash is the Beach Chair)
- Crafty Creations - Summer
21 comments:
Ann,
You made a beautiful card! Lovely colours!!
Greetings, Saskia :)
Lovely card, great colour combo and I love the image. Thanks for playing along at Lexis Creations this week.
This is gorgeous and your colouring is fantastic! Thanks for playing at LC
hugs Lexi xxx
Oh Wow, your paper piecing is fantastic! I love your colour choice another masterpiece Ann, thanks for joining Lexi's!
Oh what a sweet card, fab colours.
luv
Debby
Beautiful card! Love the paperpiecing on the chair.. xx Marley
Ann,
Me again... :)
Lovely to see your work at Crafty Creations Challenge! Thanks for joining us and good luck!
Greetings, Saskia
(guest designer)
so pretty...love the colours and your pretty flowers! Thanks for sharing with us at Crafty Creations! bx
This is beautiful!
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Thanks so much for joining us in this week's Stamp Simply "2 of Something" challenge!
Ann, this is gorgeous! So soft and the flowers really pop. Thank you so much for joining us at Hand Stamped Sentiments this week.
Hi Ann
A beautiful card,thankyou for joining us this week at CraftyCatz,
hugs Dianne xx
So beautiful card Ann,I love the image and your papers.
So gorgeous colours.
Hugs Riet.xx
stunning card Ann thanks for joining us at sketch n stash hugs Jill xx
Gorgeous card Ann, I love the bright colours :)
Thanks for joining us at Lexi's Creations this week & Good Luck!
Hugs
Tracey
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Oh Ann this is so gorgeous. So 3D effect....makes me want to reach out & touch it! Love the colors & flowers! Thanks for joining in at Creative Inspirations this time round.
So beautiful. The colors are just stunning... and so is your coloring! Thanks for joining us at Crafty Creations this week!
Amm, that is my kind of cup a tea :)
I love lazy summer day on beach with a book.
Great colours combo.
I love how you colored the image and the colors are gorgeous. Great job! Thanks for playing at Hand Stamped Sentiments.
This is fab! Awesome paper piecing! Thanks for joining us at Lexi's!
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Hi Anne,
This is such a lovely project. Thanks for joining us at Creative Inspirations this time.
Hugs
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