Skip to main content

Sunday Stamps! Challenge #157

Hello, and happy Sunday! Today, starts a new challenge at Sunday Stamps!  We are working with patriotic colors this week.  Check out this weeks challenge:
 

The Birthday Memories Bundle is new to me, and I couldn't resist using it for this weeks challenge. I just love the image of the little girl and the fact that most of the images in the Birthday Delivery stamp set have matching framelits.  


Card supplies:
Birthday Delivery Bundle (145294), Brick Wall Embossing Folder (138288), Decorative Ribbon Border punch (143716), Black Baker's Twine (141682), Pearl Jewels (144219), White Craft pad (145406), Basic Black ink (140931), Real Red ink (126949), Smoky Slate ink (131179), Marina Mist ink (126962), Blushing Bride ink (131172), Soft Suede ink (126978), Black Watercolor pencil (141709), Aqua Painter (103954), Thick Whisper White cardstock (140272), Night of Navy cardstock (100867), Marina Mist cardstock (119682), Whisper White cardstock (100730) and Dimensionals (104430).
 

To create the chalkboard looking background, I dragged my White Craft pad across the raised side of the Brick Wall Embossing Folder before running the cardstock through my Big Shot.  As a side note: I used the NEW mini Stampin' UP! Dimensionals under her birthday hat for perfect placement.  I am so happy that I don't have to cut my Dimensionals in half anymore!



For the sentiment: I covered part of the "Lets Celebrate Your Day" image with a sticky note before stamping it onto the Whisper White cardstock. I love to do this as opposed to cutting my stamps apart.

Now its time to head over to the Sunday Stamps! challenge blog and see what the other design team members have created with these patriotic colors.   We would love to see you play along with us! Entries must be submitted by  Friday, July 28, 2017.  Happy stamping!


It's my birthday month and I am offering two FREE items with a qualifying order!  Details are HERE!  


Comments

  1. So pretty. Love your card and the colors from the challenge.

    ReplyDelete
  2. Annette, this card is fabulous!!!! I love all of the tiny details that you put into this project :) That brick background is perfectly designed. Thanks for sharing.

    ReplyDelete
    Replies
    1. I love putting ink into embossing folders! Thanks, Jen!

      Delete
  3. I hope you are doing well
    I miss your visit on my DT post Annette
    love love that brick in Blue lovely texture Annette
    and the little girl with Balloon so sweeet
    lovely DT card always
    hugs
    Monika
    PS; hope to see you around sweety

    ReplyDelete
  4. Annette, I just love this card! I smiled when I saw it! That little girl is so precious! I love the white chalking on the blue brick wall! Genius! Super take on the colors this week! I hope you had an amazing birthday! XX

    ReplyDelete
    Replies
    1. I do love this little girl, thanks for the sweet comment, Claire1

      Delete
  5. These primary colors are perfect for a balloon/birthday card! So cute!!

    ReplyDelete

Post a Comment

An attitude of gratitude creates blessings.

Popular posts from this blog

Impressions a Bloom for Sunday Stamps!

 Happy Sunday!  Right now I am knee deep in making decorations for my daughter's upcoming baby shower next weekend and the theme is Winnie the Pooh! lol :)  I am going to be a grandma for the first time and all I can say is that I am really is exciting! I forced myself to clear off my stamping table (well actually just push stuff away) and created a floral card for this weeks new challenge at Sunday Stamps!  The Impressions  a Bloom Bundle is one of my newest favorite sets and I really have not had time to create with all of the very many different ways you can with this set.  Here's my 2nd go. Soft pastel colors? Count me in!  And these petals exemplify the softness you can achieve with the Impressions a Bloom .  For these flowers, I stamped 2 in Peach Pie ink followed by Timid Tiger ink. The 3rd flower was stamped using Fresh Freesia ink. I first stamped off onto scratch paper and then used full strength for the detailed/outline stamp. Next, I d...

Perfectly Pears for Sunday Stamps!

 It's Sunday and today starts another new challenge at Sunday Stamps! Yahoo!  I love card challenges because it makes you think outside the box and at the same time gives you something to create with whether it be a color challenge or a sketch challenge.   For this weeks creation, I focused on the new Online Exclusive Bundle called Perfectly Pears .  This bundle is part of a suite and the products in the suite are gorgeous.  For this particular creation, I focused on the adorable set of pears and a few of the coordinating dies. I stamped the outline set of pears image using Pecan Pie ink and then stamped the solid part of the pear image using Darling Duckling ink which also had some Timid Tiger ink sponged onto it as well. I then took my Darling Duckling and my Timid Tiger Stampin' Blends and outlined some of the edges of the pears to add more depth to each Pear. Next, I colored the leaves and stem using Old Olive, Mossy Meadow and Pecan Pie Stampin' Blends...

Stampin' UP! Holiday Catalog is live!

Yippee! The September - December 2025 Mini Catalog is now live!  Plus new products have been added to the Online Exclusives filled with Holiday themed products!   Shop the 2025 Mini Catalog HERE ; and   Shop the new Online Exclusives HERE . Do you like Fall? Do you like trees?  Well, I do and I couldn't resist purchasing the Autumn Trees Bundle (165900) from the Autumn Toile Suite (165904).  The large Oak tree image is absolutely stunning! Take a peak below! Autumn Trees Bundle I colored the tree image in 4 different colors that coordinated with the beautiful  Autumn Toile 12" x 12" Designer Series Paper  (which   contains 3 each of 4 double sided patterns).  I love this DSP! Autumn Toile 12" x 12" Designer Series Paper See each of the different colored trees below:  You can find the Autumn Tree Bundle -which is a part of the Autumn Tree Suite on pages 39-43 in the September - December 2025 Mini Catalog.  If you do not have a ...