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Wednesday, November 3, 2021

Wish I Could Hug You - CTD667

Hello there! It’s Wednesday and time for this week’s Color Throwdown Challenge where we have some lovely new colors to create with.

For my card I used the Waffle Flower stamp set, Always along with the coordinating Always die set to create a clean and simple card. I kept the emphasis on the images which I colored using copic markers and used spun sugar and a just a bit of abandon coral distress oxide ink and then stamped my sentiment.

For more inspiration, check out the design teams blog links below or you can go to the Color Throwdown blog for details on how to play along and see all of the sample entries in one location.

Amy RohlAmy Rysavy

Barbara Anders

Broni Holcombe

Lynn Put

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Wednesday, October 21, 2020

Always - CTD616

Hello there! It’s time for this week’s Color Throwdown Challenge where we have some cozy colors to create with.

For my card I used the Waffle Flower stamp set Always along with the coordinating Always dies. I absolutely love these images designed by Flora Waycott, they are so fun to color and create with. I kept my card fairly clean and simple with the focus on the images. I stamped and die cut all of my images and then colored them using Copic markers.

Next I used the Single Stitched Line Rectangle Frames dies and die cut a piece of white card stock. Once that was done I blended on some antique linen distress oxide ink and using my Misti tool stamped my sentiment. I adhered my blended rectangle piece to a white card base and added my images, popping up the girl with bird.

For more inspiration, check out the design teams blog links below or you can go to the Color Throwdown blog for details on how to play along and see all of the sample entries in one location.

Amy RohlAmy Rysavy

Barbara Anders

Broni Holcombe

Lynn Put

Thanks so much for stopping by!Don't forget, you can follow me on Instagram, Twitter and Pinterest to see what I'm up to.

Thursday, October 10, 2019

Missing You

Hello! Today I’m sharing a card that I created using the Waffle Flower stamp set Always. I love this image Illustrated by Flora Waycott, I think it’s beautiful. About a year ago I had colored several of the stamped images from this set with Copic markers and I’ve been slowly making them into cards.

For today’s card, I wanted more of a fall feel with warm rich colors. I used the Outside In Stitched Rectangle dies and die cut a piece of canyon clay card stock and also a piece of watercolor paper. For the watercolor paper I blended on some spiced marmalade distress oxide ink and then added some droplets of water which I blotted with a paper towel before I stamped my sentiment along the top. I adhered the image of the girl with the bird with foam tape to pop her up and added the stems and flowers tucked behind her. For a bit of sparkle I added a few iridescent sequins and used some wink of stella clear glitter pen on the flowers.

Thank you for your visit and have a great day!

Thursday, August 23, 2018

Missing You

Hello! I hope you’re having a good week. I’ve been busy getting our youngest son ready to go back to school, he starts middle school right after labor day. It’s hard to believe that summer is almost over. Today I’m sharing another card made with the Waffle Flower stamp set Always illustrated by Flora Waycott. I absolutely love this image and while on a trip up north with my family, we had a rainy day and I sat and colored several of these images (see photo below).

The card I’m sharing today is one of the more colorful images I colored using Copic markers and the Always set. I went with lime greens, yellows, aqua blues and magenta. I used a piece of watercolor paper and die cut it using the Outside In Stitched Rectangle Stackables die then watercolored the panel with my Jane Davenport bright palette watercolors using Jimminy lime green and mermaid teal with lime green splatters. After my watercolor panel was dry, I used my Misti tool and stamped my sentiment then I added my images, popping up the girl, large flower and the bird on her head. To finish off my card, I added some iridescent lime green and clear sequins around my image and adhered my panel to my card base with foam tape.

Below you can see all of the images I’ve colored so far (with two cards completed) which are waiting to be made into cards. I colored one red head, black, blonde, brunette and the one I’m sharing today with aqua hair. I really wish that Waffle Flower would come out with girl images like these for different seasons with leaves for fall, pine boughs for winter and maybe different flowers for summer. Wouldn’t that be great?

Thank you for taking the time to visit.

Waffle Flower Crafts - Craft Die and Acrylic Stamp Set - Always

Lawn Fawn - Lawn Cuts - Dies - Outside In Stitched Rectangle Stackables

Jane Davenport BRIGHTS 12 Color Watercolor Set Mixed Media 376366

MISTI PRECISION STAMPER Stamping Tool Kit

Wednesday, July 11, 2018

Hugs - CTD501

Hello there, crafty friends! It’s time for this week’s Color Throwdown Challenge. Our colors for this week are gray, yellow and kraft.

For my card, I used a new to me stamp company and stamp set, I used the Waffle Flower set Always. I wanted this set the second I laid eyes on it, not only was it drawn by Flora Waycott who is an artist I admire and I’ve followed on Instagram for quite some time, but it also features a sweet image of a girl with a bird (I love birds).
To make my card, I used my Misti tool and stamped out all of the images from the set. Next I used my Copic markers to color the images I knew I wanted to use and then since I don’t have the dies yet, I hand cut each image out. After that, I die cut a piece of white cardstock using an Outside In Stitched Rectangle Stackables die and blended on some wild honey distress ink. I stamped my sentiment along the bottom of my inked piece and adhered it with foam tape to a gray piece of Doodlebug Designs gingham paper and my card base. Next I adhered my flowers and stems and then the girl image with more foam tape. To finish off my card, I added some silver and iridescent sequins.