I began with a 3 1/2" x 4 3/4" piece of Whisper White and the You Are My Sunshine stamp. I decided to stamp the image in the top right quadrant of the paper. Then I took a 2" x 2 1/4" piece of typing paper and masked the entire stamped image. My next stamp was the daisy stamp from the Secret Garden set (Item #129144)---a happy flower that always makes me think of sunshine. Then I grabbed three of the sunniest colours that Stampin' Up! offers in its inks: Daffodil Delight, More Mustard, and Tangerine Tango. I loved the way those colours compliment each other. Beginning with the Daffodil Delight, I stamped daisies all over the Whisper White. After cleaning the stamp, I went on to stamp several daisies in More Mustard and, lastly, a few more in Tangerine Tango. When I took the mask off, the result was exactly what I had hoped for.
I finished off the card by mounting the stamped Whisper White on More Mustard cardstock using snail. I chose Naturals White for my base cardstock and, after using my Honeycomb embossing folder on Tangerine Tango cardstock, mounted it using snail. Then I used dimensionals to mount the stamped piece. Finally I coloured in the You Are My Sunshine and filled the centre of the "O" with Crystal Effects. A few large rhinestones in the centre of my daisies were the finishing touch.
It's a very, very happy looking card, isn't it? If you want that stamp, too, remember that you only have until March 31st to buy it.
And just a reminder about the Late Night Stampers' Treasure Hunt. You can go here and read all about it. Maybe you'll be the next grand prize winner.
Very cute stamp! And I love the BG great way to use that stamp. I can see so many ways to use the sunshine stamp,like the chalk technique is one.Ohh now I have to go shopping.
ReplyDeleteDefinitely works for the chalk technique. I love this stamp's versatility. After going wild with the background for this card, I decided to post it rather than the chalkboard one I did earlier.
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