The sentiment was stamped at the bottom of the card and then a hill was "masked" using post-it notes. Stampin' Write markers were used to colour directly on the flower stamp, then it was 'huffed on' (to re-activate any drying ink) and stamped. The hill at the bottom was sponged in and clouds were sponged lightly using a scallop circle mask. Simple and quick. Do you know I think it took me longer to type out these directions than to make the card! But for a quick card it is pretty effective, don't you think?
Supply List
Stamps - Inspired By Nature (retiring), Heard From the Heart (retiring)
Paper - Whisper White
Ink - Daffodil Delight, Early Espresso and Old Olive markers. Early Espresso, Old Olive and Bashful Blue ink pads
Accessories - 1 3/4" Scallop Circle (to mask the clouds), sponges, Post-it notes
I have a second card to show you too. This was one of May's monthly club cards and it was inspired by Catherine Pooler's card here. And believe it or not, this card actually goes together rather quickly too! Just emboss the image and sponge around it with bright sunset colours (I took the 'brightness' off of the lace by sponging a faint bit of black ink on it). Easy Peasy!
Supply List
Stamps - Inspired By Nature (retiring)
Paper - Whisper White, Basic Black, Crumb Cake
Ink - Daffodil Delight, Pumpkin Pie, Regal Rose and Rich Razzleberry Classic inks, Black Craft Ink.
Accessories - Clear embossing powder, heat gun, sponges, Victoria 5/8" Crochet Trim
Trust me - this card has WOW-factor but it does not take a long time to create! And you can change up the background colours quite easily to achieve a variety of different effects.
So how about it? Now that you've seen these quick cards, are you "inspired" by nature too?!?
Hope everyone has a chance to enjoy their weekend. I know I will!!
God Bless, ~Cynthia <><
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