I love these colors but I had one problem.... I didn't have Pacific Point ink or cardstock! What was I to do??? My friend Andrea reminded me that I had some of the Brights Collection Background DSP and man was I relieved! I still wasn't sure how to use the Pacific Point DSP though without something else that coordinated with it. Well here's what I came up with and I really did love how it turned out!
I decided to use the You've Got This Stamp Set and do some paper-piecing. I started with an 11" x 4 1/4" card base scored at 5 1/2". I layered on a 4" x 5 1/4" piece of the Pacific Point DSP from the Brights Background DSP stack. I then cut a piece of 3 3/4" x 5" Sahara Sand cardstock that had been stamped tone-on-tone with the Hardwood Background Stamp in Sahara Sand Ink. I stamped one flower on the left side of the hardwood background and used a Mossy Meadow Stampin' Marker to color in the stem and leaf. I then stamped the flower with Memento Tuxedo Black ink several times onto the Daffodil Delight and Pacific Point DSP and fussy cut out the bloom only. I layered one over the flower that I stamped onto the Hardwood and then began to layer other flowers around the sides and bottom of the hardwood. I used a White wink of stella glitter pen in the center and then used a Black Medium Tip Faber Castell artist pen to outline the stamped portion so that it would stamp out a little more. I then used embossed the I'm here for you sentiment in black in the upper right and then as usual I felt it needed something else so I threaded some linen thread into a Pacific Point button from the Brights Buttons and glued it onto a gathered piece of Sahara Sand Lace Trim.
Here are the Stampin' Up Products used:
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Blessings,
Tina
Love love love your card <3
ReplyDeleteaww.. thank you so much Lyn! :)
DeleteI absolutely love this, Tina! Those flowers are amazing stamped on patterned paper!
ReplyDeleteThank you so much Sandy!
DeleteAwesome card Tina! Love what you have done with the Paper stacks. Very clever.
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