other supplies: white cardstock, baker's twine, corner rounder, 1/8" hole punch
This gorgeous summery line has some some really fun sticker elements like this adorable bike. Once I decided to use it as my focal point I pulled together some elements with coordinating colors and and the card came together really quick.
The next class over at Online Card Classes has been announced and I am honored to be one of the guest artists. Here's a bit about the class...
Do you ever find
yourself stuck in a creative slump? Never fear! Break down the mental blocks
that keep you from creating! In Kick Start, Kristina
Werner, Jennifer McGuire and a team of all-star artists give you a front row
seat to their creative process and explore ways to get back your creative mojo!
This two-week
interactive class includes free downloads, prizes, galleries, a Q&A forum
and lifetime access! Class runs September 17 - 29, but content will
be available for a lifetime!
The sweet girls at Online Card Classes are letting me give away one spot in the class! So just leave a comment on this post by 11:59pm CST on Thursday, September 6th to be entered to win. Have a great day!
Welcome to the BasicGrey Design Team Blog Hop! You should have arrived here from the blog of Shari Carroll.
I'm so happy to finally be sharing this wonderful news! I'm am beyond thrilled to be a part of the BasicGrey Design Team -- a company that I have loved for many years! I look forward to working with their amazing products and sharing what I love to do with all of you. I want to give a huge thanks to BasicGrey for allowing me this amazing opportunity and to Melanie for being so awesome to work with.
Now I have a card to share using the gorgeous products from the new Lucille Collection.
I absolutely adore the sentiment (from this set)...I think it is a perfect saying to brighten someone's day! The butterfly and doily are from the Sticker Elements sheet. Since only half the doily was going to show I cut it in half so the other part can be used on another project.
To celebrate the new design team, BasicGrey is allowing me to give away a Hello Luscious Collection Pack -- one of my favorite BasicGrey lines! For your chance to win, see the giveaway box below :
Remember, if you find a link that doesn't work, you can always hop back to the BasicGrey blog for a list of direct links to all of the blogs in the hop.
Welcome to the BasicGrey Soleil Blog Hop! You should have arrived here from Kelly Noel's blog. I am so thrilled that BasicGrey asked me to join in on the fun today! :)
The
bright, unapologetic hues of light dancing through the atmosphere,
refracted from a prism or reflecting off the water are captured in Soleil,
a collaborative collection by BasicGrey and Sassafras. This line is
both serene and invigorating with its harvested-from-the-earth fruit and
flower colors like soft lavender, juicy peach, tangerine, blueberry
juice and watermelon. Let its calming yet spirited nature inspire your
creative soul.
The yellow chevron pattern across the card is trimmed from one of my favorite papers from this collection, Yellow Umbrella. I embellished my card with a mix of accents from the Pins and Tags as well as the Die-Cut Paper & Canvas Flowers. I just love the texture that both of these items add to the card!
If the chance to win a collection pack is exciting,
what about the chance to win one of each product in the Soleil
collection? We thought you might be interested! Simply head over to
our BasicGrey Facebook page
and let us know your favorite product in the Soleil collection! A
winner will be selected at random from all comments received today.
Remember, if you find a link that doesn't work, you can always hop back to the BasicGrey blog for a list of direct links to all of the blogs in the hop.
I stamped the frame die with the Hero Arts Old Letter Writing image and embossed it with white embossing powder. Then I inked over the top with four different blue shades of Distress Ink to create the gradient.
I stamped the Hero Arts Zig Zag background on watercolor paper with VersaMark Ink and embossed it with white embossing powder. Then I painted the different zig zag colors using watercolor paints.