This is my seventh card in my Could Ya? Should Ya? Would Ya? Yea! series.
In this monthly series, I plan to try something out of the norm... i.e. a size of card I rarely use, a technique I've wanted to try (or try again), an unusual fold, a card for a bizarre holiday, etc. I also plan to try a new recipe on these days - not a card recipe, a kitchen recipe.
This month I went old school... well, old school for me. When I first got into stamping, I mostly stamped with colored inks (some 2-step stamping, too) and little or no coloring. I decided to do that again for a change of pace.
I did okay stamping the bigger blossom, but I'm way off on the little one. UGH! I hate that - but I decided to leave it rather than starting all over. I think I heard somewhere that if a card is too perfect it doesn't feel homemade... so this one is definitely homemade.
And don't forget... there's the added feature of this series - try a new recipe. What's for supper? Country Girls Do It Better Crockpot Creamy Chicken Nachos. I hope we like it.
Last month I made Easy Cream Cheese Chicken, which we all three enjoyed.
Thanks for stopping by my blog today!
Stamp Set: Stampin' UP Field Flowers stamped with Lawn Fawn Guava, Noble Fir, and Peachy Keen Inks
Papers: Accent Opaque 120# White and SU Calypso Coral and Garden Green CS and DP from my scrap file
Dies: MFT Stitched Rounded Rectangle and Simon Says Bold Hello
Embellishments: Jots Pearls and SU Ribbon
4 comments:
Hey, Jeanette! Sorry I've been away. Hurricane Hanna took away the electricity for a couple of days, but I'm back. I agree with the imperfections giving the card the homemade feeling, but I also think they should be to a minimum. I love your card and the smaller flower looks great. From here, I don't see anything wrong with it at all. Great colors and beautiful background. TFS!
Gorgeous card Jeanette - love the colours you have chosen, and it looks fine to me.
Stay safe
Blessings
Maxine
Lovely card.
Love that wood background for these wonderful layered blossoms!
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