I used my Favorite inks by Stampin Up, (by the way if you need a demonstartor to purchase from I just found a fabulose local lady)
For my images I stamped them in my Favorite Versa Fine Black Onyx ink.
I am entering this in the Fabulous Word Art Wednesday anything thing goes challenge #115.
I am also entering this in the Simon Says Stamp anything goes challenge as well.
Ink colors in from left to right Pritty in Pink, Strawberry Slush, and Primrose Petals.
Good old fashion painters tape from my local Walmart.
One of my go to Sympathy Stamp Sets from Hero Arts, With Depest Sympathy that I purchased at Micheal's with a 40 % coupon.
Lightest color on top and you see that smudge on the top left I will be covering up that boo boo with my stamped image.
Enamel Dot Stickers from Micheal's(Recollections brand in their Valentines section).
I always purchase these Square Mounting Tabs at my local Dollar Store whenever I see them, I usually purchase at least 5 sets every time I see them, you get 64 squares in a pack.
This is my stamped mat and that's how many squares I put on.
Close up. |
Matching envelope. |
Close up. |
Love the vibrancy of this project, yet how it maintains a clean feel! Yummy! Thank you so much for sharing your project with Word Art Wednesday!
ReplyDeleteThis is gorgeous. It looks so simple, but there's quite a bit of technique involved. You did an amazing job, and I thank you so much for sharing with us. It's a blessing to have you join us and share your talents with us.
ReplyDeleteGod bless you,
Karen
Word Art Wednesday
Sympathy cards can be tricky, but yours is truly lovely. I like that color combination too. Thank you for sharing your card with us this week for the Simon Says Stamp Monday challenge. Happy Stamping! ~Michelle
ReplyDeleteBeautiful card. Love the silouette flowers on the that backround.
ReplyDeleteWhat a wonderful technique, the end results BEAUTIFUL. Thank you for dropping by and sharing your inspirational art with us today.
ReplyDeleteI pray that Bountiful Blessings come your way,
Blessings
Carole Robb Bisson
Word Art Wednesday