Hello everyone: I made another quick card this morning, nothing fancy, just very CAS, at least this is what I think.
See what I mean? This little sugar bowls are from a very old stamp set from Cornish Heritage Farms, all the images are very retro, very 50's. and I really love them.
All I did is stamp the sugar bowls using the MISTI and then, I made a mask for the sugar bowl just so I can stamp the spoon, colored them with Prismacolor pencils and paper stumps dipped in baby oil and that was it. Super quick and easy.
The sentiment is from an old flourishes set called "Fresh Baked" and it's perfect for this images.
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Here is a picture of the finished inside of my card.
Sentiment and sugar container are from the same set.
I'm linking this card to the following challenges.
Crafting from the Heart Challenge #163 "Anything Goes"
Thank you for stopping by, I always read every single comment you so kindly leave on my posts, I want you to know I appreciate them more than words can express.
Until next time, happy stamping.
Hugs from Maria.
6 comments:
Oh my gosh, this IS sweet! Such delicious colors! I just loved CHF stamps, so sad that most of their stamps aren't available any more! Enjoy your week!
Absolutely gorgeous Maria ! I love these sugar bowls and their bright colors ! So eye catching ! Great colouring too ! It's a wonderful CAS card, perfect for our challenge ! Thanks so much for sharing and for playing along at Less is More !
Oh what gorgeous and bold, vibrant pops of colour. Wonderful take on our sweet challenge and a perfect One layer design. thanks for playing along with us at Less is More this week
sweet little pots!
Love these little retro sugar bowls. Perfect for our challenge and great shading with your prismas too. I love that you've kept all the detail to the top and left all that lovely white space, wonderfully CAS.
Thanks so much for sharing with us at Less is More, Anita x
Love those colorful sugar bowls! It's a perfect one layer CAS card!!
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