Sunday, September 18, 2022

Thinking of You for Sunday Stamps

Hello and welcome!  It's time for a new challenge at Sunday Stamps and this time we have a fabulous sketch by Amy.  It's pretty wide open, leaving you lots of options for design, so I hope you'll come join us!


I had some dies and a foiling plate that I'd purchased this summer and hadn't used it, and this sketch was perfect for putting them to use.


To start I used Glimmer Gold Hot Foil to create the background panel.  I love the delicate lines of the patterns, which make it eye catching but remains subtle for a background.  I trimmed it down then mounted it with thin foam tape on a white card base.  


The sword fern and flowers were die cut from white cardstock, then various inks were blended over the pieces.  When the ink dried, I adhered them to the foiled panel popping up just the flower heads with thin foam squares.  I created a bow from gold twine and added it to the stems, then the last step was to gold heat emboss the sentiment, die cut it and add it with foam tape.  


Thanks so much for visiting, I appreciate it.  Please be sure to pop over to the Sunday Stamps blog and check out all the beautiful cards by the other DT members and hopefully join us for this challenge!

Take care!

Stef


All products are from Simon Says Stamp unless otherwise noted
Stamps:  Best Friend Ever (sentiment)
Paper:  Neenah Solar White, Hammermill
Ink:  Versamark; Peachy, Grapefruit, Mandarin, Carnation, Peony, Rose, Seafoam, Surf, Sage, Pine, and Fairway 
Other:  Bohemian Background Foil Plate, Blossom Vine dies, Alstroemeria dies, Sword Fern die, Nested Infinity Rectangle die (Hero Arts), Sentiment Label die, Gold Twine (ret. SU)

3 comments:

dj said...

I agree those delicate foil lines are very eye catching!! Beautiful take on our sketch!! Once again you have truly inspired those who decide to play along with our new sketch challenge over at Sunday Stamps!! #SSC292

Lisa Elton said...

The fancy background was the perfect landing spot for your bouquet of flowers! Pretty card, Stef!

Heidi Baks said...

The coloring of your blossoms is just stunning!