Hello! It's time again for me to show some attention to a lonely stamp set or two, so this card was created for another Friday Flashback! The flower and bunny stamps come from a retired set called Tags n More. The sentiment comes from a 1998 set called... A Wish for You... go figure! :)
I found I needed a few birthday cards this week, and this one was made for my daughter's friend. The flowers and adorable bunny are watercolored with a tiny bit of sponging on the circle and bottom Vanilla layers. After using my coluzzle for the Vanilla circle, I hand-cut the magenta and green around it to create my layers. I enjoyed putting this card together and the colors really POP in real life.
I hope that you have a great Friday and a most enjoyable weekend! Don't forget to pull out a dusty stamp set that is craving some attention this week - maybe you can try using this layout as a starting point. I'd love to see the wonderful creations you'll come up with (hint, hint...), so drop a link in the comment section! Oh, and thanks for checking in today!
Stamp Sets: Tags n More, A Wish for You (both retired)
Paper: Marvelous Magenta (retired--- I love this color *sigh*), Garden Green, Vanilla
Inks: Basic Black, Garden Green, SU markers: Garden Green, Marvelous Magenta, Close to Cocoa, Summer Sun, Pretty in Pink
Accessories: aquapainter, coluzzle, sponge dauber, popdots, ribbon
6 comments:
It's amazing how much SU has changed throughout the years. It's amazing how trends in general with stamping and scrapbooking have changed.
I was looking through my upline's OOLLLDD catalogs, and I probably would have not been into SU 10 years ago. LOL
Have a great weekend!
That is an oldie but goodie. :)
I will definitelty try this LO this weekend!
Cute! These colors and sketch would make a great Easter card also!
This is definitelty and oldie. I think it was the first or second set I bought. Still love it. Great card by the way.
What a sweet card. I love the colours that you have used and the stampsets are so cute.
Totally cute card--and great job on the coloring!
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