In the almost 3 years that I follow this company, I was able to accumulate a good stash of sets and then, when they announced they were leaving, I bought a whole bunch of them on the fabulous sales they held. Then, the DT started selling their stamps so I really went to town buying another good bunch, all of them with amazing images that I love.
Now, I stamped this image onto Canson water color paper with Stazon Jet Black Ink and colored it with the aqua painter and my SU markers in More Mustard, So Saffron, Certainly Celery, Old Olive, Cherry Cobbler and Basic Gray. The panel behind the image is made using the Paper Napking Transfer Technique which is super easy and fun to do, with so many beautiful paper napkin designs out there for any occasion, you can make your own DSP in a flash.
Here is a close up of this pretty napkin.
I hope you like this card, as always I appreciate your visit and if you have any questions, please do not hesitate to ask.
Till next time, happy stamping.
Hugs from Maria.

I love a tilted sketch like this and I bet you are the only one submitting one in gorgeous napkin background! Such a pretty topiary from Flourishes I for one am thankful you shared that company with me too! Luckily Marcella has opened Power Poppy so we can continue to collect!
ReplyDeleteYou are totally right Patti, we all are super lucky Miss Marcy is still producing her wonderful designs for us to enjoy.
DeleteThat napkin is so pretty, with the golden tones, this is such a fun and easy technique, you should give it a try.
Wow!! This is absolutely gorgeous Maria!! I love the Fall colors, image and your take on the sketch too!! HUGS :)
ReplyDeleteThank you Vicki, this napkins are just so pretty, this one was perfect for this sketch.
Deletewow your colouring is superb and love your design. Great to see you at TO
ReplyDeleteThank you Sandie, this is my first time playing along at TO because I just found it, I love it!!!
ReplyDeleteLove these napkin creations . This is pretty with the Fall colors !
ReplyDeleteThanks Sonny, I love this technique, with all the beautiful napkins out there, the possibilities are endless.
DeleteOh Maria, this is stunning! As always, your coloring is right on and I am not familiar with the napkin transfer technique. I'll have to check that out. As for Floruishes, I adore their stamps and was sad to see them go. But, you have told me something I didn't know. That Marcella from Power Poppy was a designer for Flourishes! NO wonder I adore their stamps. Now that I read that, I can see exactly that Marcy's drawings are indeed, what I saw at Flourishes. I REALLY REALLY need to buy some Poppy stamps, with this month's SS payment,. LOL Thanks for your beautiful creation today, it's just gorgeous! Hugs.
ReplyDeleteHi Bobbi, the napkin technique was a chance discovery for me on Pinterest and, when I tried it, I was amazed at the results. Now, Flourishes had the most amazing images, if you look closely at the little logo stamp that came with each set, you will see Marcella's name underneath the Flourishes name. I found out about Power Poppy because the designer team was with Flourishes years ago so, when Power Poppy was introduced to the world and I found out it was Marcy's project, I immediately registered and started getting her stamp sets. Get to the Power Poppy blog and store Bobbi, the prices are great and SH is only $3.00!!!!! Plus, Marcella always includes a little hand written note for you, with you name on it, thanking you for your purchase. Stay tuned, her Holiday release is on the 15th. of this month, I can't wait.
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Great take on the sketch and this is perfect for Time Out! Love the layering and the frame behind looks really cool, Maria! Great work!
ReplyDeleteThank you Marika, when I saw the theme at Time Out! I knew this image was going to be perfect.
DeleteWhat a neat technique that I hadn't heard of before! Guess I'll be trying that one soon! I love your colors and color choices...they are absolutely lovely with that beautiful image. Thanks for sharing at Fab Friday!
ReplyDeleteHello Amanda, I found this technique on Pinterest a while ago and I just had to try it, so easy and fun. Hope you give it a try soon.
DeleteAgain, such beautiful coloring! I love all the intricate details! And the napkin background is perfect! Thanks for sharing the link.
ReplyDeleteThank you Bonnie, the napkin has such beautiful Autumn colors, it's a great technique, very easy to do.
DeleteA wonderful autumn card! I love the motive and how you colored and arranged it! Thanks for joining us at IN{K}SPIRE_me this week! ~ Annemarie
ReplyDeleteThank you Annemarie, I love the theme at IN{K}SPIRE_me, Autumn is my favorite season of the year.
DeleteThis card has an aura of wealth and opulence about it, perfect for the fruitfulness of autumn. Thanks for joining the fun at Time Out Challenges
ReplyDeleteThank you, I love that vase full of goodness, it really looks elegant.
DeleteGreat coloring! Love the fall colors and the image you chose. Thanks for playing along with IN{K}SPIRE_me this week, Heike
ReplyDeleteThank you Heike, I loved the Autumn theme at IN{K}SPIRE_me, it's my favorite season.
DeleteWonderful colouring, Maria ... such a fabulous autumn image, so beautifully framed! Thanks so much for playing along with us at Time Out! Anita :)
ReplyDeleteThank you Anita, loved playing along with Time Out!!
DeleteSO absolutely beautiful, Maria! Your coloring is amazing - and the color choices here are out-of-this-world. Thank you so much for playing along with this Fab Friday sketch challenge!
ReplyDeleteThank YOU Brian, it's so fabulous when you stop by. I loved this fun Fab Friday sketch and I can't wait to play again!!
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