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Friday, 3 October 2014

STAMPlorations Monthly Challenge

Hi there everyone. We have a brand new challenge happening at STAMPlorations. 

We want you to use



I have been embossing more than ever lately. I think my new Distress Inks have something to do with it. The two work so well together.

Here is my DT card -




I have used two stamp sets here. Bloom Sketches: Daisy 2 and Bloom Sketches: Sunflower Artsy
I tried to make my daisies more like sunflowers and to compensate I used the sentiment from the Sunflower set :)

First, I die cut a circle and then stamped and masked my three daisies. Then keeping the mask in place, I sponged Broken China distress ink for the background. 

To colour the flowers, I used a cotton bud with Mustard Seed and Gathered Twigs Distress Inks.

The sentiment was embossed too.

I used the Fusion Challenge as inspiration for this card - I once again, went with both the photo and the sketch.



I would also like to enter my card into these fabulous challenges -

Patties Creations - Embossing
TimeOut - Stamping
613 Avenue Create - Anything Goes


You can find the new challenge for STAMPlorations HERE

Thanks so much for looking xx


18 comments:

  1. Great card Kylie, I love how you coloured the blooms in sunflower colours! Love that embossing folder panel what sort is it? :)

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  2. Wonderful - that embossing folder looks like a basket - fitting those sunflowers perfectly!

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  3. This is such an amazing and beautiful card, Kylie! It made me smile the first time I saw it on our DT blog -- the colors and textures you created all work so beautifully together! I gotta try using cotton buds for better control at coloring with DI...thanks for the awesome tip!

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  4. Absolutely STUNNING! Gorgeous flowers (impressive masking!), fabulous layout...a complete gem!
    ~c

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  5. I like the embossing and coloring u did on those dasies :) sweet and happy card. Thank you for sharing with Fusion !

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  6. Yellow and blue together- what a stunning colour combo. The embossed panel behind your gorgeous flowers is a great feature.

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  7. Fabulous! I adore the coloring you did with the white embossing~

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  8. This is so beautiful, Kylie! This sketch is fab and I love the sunny colors of this card, great masking too. Love it! xxx

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  9. Gorgeous design Kylie. LOVE how you've coloured your daisies ... and love the yellow, brown and blue colour combo! Loll xx

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  10. Gorgeous design first off and wonderful colouring. I do like the emboss and colour look and that is some fab masking x

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  11. Just saw you added this to TIME OUT Challenges...great to see you here x

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  12. Wow, wow, wow...those flowers are stunning!!! And I love the embossing of the yellow paper behind, gives such a difference with texture. Just gorgeous and I'm so glad you were able to join us at TIME OUT and hope you can back again soon!

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  13. Gorgeous Kylie!! Love the texture and those amazing flowers. Hugs D

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  14. Hi Kylie. Beautiful stamping and masking and watercolouring and layout and design and .... in short: stunning card, love it! Have a lovely day! hugs Monika xxx

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  15. Stunning! I love the white embossing, 9it really makes the flowers jump out! The texture is just perfect too. :) Thanks for playing at Fusion!

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  16. LOVE this sweetness of a card!!! Thanks for joining us at FUSION, so HAPPY you did Yahoo!

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  17. Beautiful card, Kylie! The daisies are perfectly framed in the circles.

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  18. TWO HM HONORS FROM FUSION! Whootie Woot!! Congratulations, Kylie!! Hugs, Darnell

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