After 9 years, the Flower Challenge is ending with the December challenge to use Christmas florals. Thanks to all who headed up this challenge all these years! I'm hoping the holly berries and white sprigs will count!
After 9 years, the Flower Challenge is ending with the December challenge to use Christmas florals. Thanks to all who headed up this challenge all these years! I'm hoping the holly berries and white sprigs will count!
Thanks for stopping by and commenting! Have a wonderful day! ~Wanda
I dusted off these pansy dies and created this card for three different challenges.
The Flower Challenge #102 - add spots or stripes.
Cupcake Inspiration #617 - purple & sage colors.
I started with some Bristol Smooth Paper and color blended all the pansy and leafy pieces.
A new month means The Flower Challenge has a new theme. This month we are to use spring colors, so out came one of my fave combos using pink, orange, yellow and green!
Here's what I used...
Unfortunately, the shimmer spray doesn't show up in the photo.
The wind is howling and the rain is coming down hard right now. Guess March is in lion mode because it certainly is roaring! Thanks for stopping by...have a great day! ~Wanda
This month at The Flower Challenge we are to add a stencil. I was eager to try out my one and only purchase from the Stamptember collaboration run at Simon Says Stamp. I really don't need more flowers, but I couldn't resist the Azalea Bunch stamps/dies/stencils by Altenew!
The newest Flower Challenge is happening and we are asked to use a stamped flower. No problem! One of my fave older PTI sets is Always in Bloom.
I've had the background panel in my leftover pile for a long time, so that's where I started. The tiny sentiment is from the Effortless Beauties set...my go to for a sentiment that doesn't cover up much real estate!
Hope you are having a great Fri-yay! ~Wanda
The Flower Challenge has some amazing colors that I just couldn't resist! I used Pale Peony, Berry Sorbet and Limeade Ice/New Leaf greens that match 3 of their color palette. I was totally inspired by a short video tutorial by Tina Smith on IG today when I created my card. All my die cuts were cut from white paper then color blended with brushes.
The big bloom die set from Papertrey Ink is the focal point then I layered it over a stenciled arch die which is layered over a fave Border Bling: Tin Stitch die which adds a great element of texture.
Hope you are having a terrific Thursday! I am squeezing in some stamping time while I still can before my husband's stem cell transplant this coming Monday. I'll be at the hospital quite frequently until he is discharged home in about 1 1/2 to 2 weeks. His aphoresis procedure went well and he has tolerated everything else very well, so here's hoping he will handle this next step without complications.
I loved the sketch for The Flower Challenge which was great for a wedding card I will need in the near future.
I had this background panel in my leftover stash where I stenciled small dots using texture paste. I chose to add the vertical strip using die cut vellum. I changed the sentiment location since the lower left corner was heavily "weighted" with the florals and I felt it would look more balanced to place it in the top right corner.
That's it for today! Thanks for stopping by and commenting! ~Wanda