It's also been a while since I've been able to play at Just Us Girls so I wanted to get in on Challenge #773 where it's Die Week - use a flower. No problem! I combined this with my Craft Roulette card for Episode #265 which aired last night.
Supplies: Paper - Neenah Solar White;
Recollections A2 card; Authentique wood plank;
Spellbinders Betterpress Pebble
Stamps w/Dies - Altenew Dear Dahlias
Press Plates w/Dies - Spellbinders A Little Messages Sentiments
Other - Copic Markers; foam tape;
Memory Box Fairy Jewels; gift card
When I made the stamped dahlia card for my April 30th post, I stamped an extra image. This one I die cut with the coordinating outline die. Once the CR colors were announced, I colored the image during the show using Copic Markers. That's as far as I got in terms of crafting last night - was trying to watch the Twins game (Red Sox beat us - darn it) at the same time which doesn't work very well...
Mary Gunn Funn, host of Craft Roulette, had a mother/daughter team as guests. This is in honor of Mother's Day which she did last year too. This week Alison Heikkila (@Alison Heikkila) & her daughter Rhiannon guested; next week it's Gina and Rina K which should be funn too. Alison appeared on Episode #259 so I won't repeated her bio. Here's what the wheel spun for us:
- Project - Gift Card: I tucked a gift card under my flowers. Other people decided to call the card a gift, like some cards state on the inside, meaning no gift with it - LOL.
- Colors - Train: I used Thomas the Train colors - blue, green, red, yellow, orange.
- Element - Science: The viewers felt that flowers = botany, a science, so I used it.
- Random - Add A Flower: My floral spray has multiple flowers, which is ok.
After coloring my floral image, I went looking for paper with black & silver, two other colors prominent on trains. Found a wonderful wood plank piece in an Authentique 6x6" collection. I wanted to make a Mother's Day card but didn't have such a sentiment at the satellite studio. Decided to get a gift card that has the sentiment on it - great idea, eh? This one will go to our Queen Mum Mary who recently celebrated her 90th birthday. I thought it was a great way to slip a gift to her since we weren't supposed to bring gifts to her bday party! I really wanted a Starbucks card since Queen Mum loves her coffee but do you think any store around here had the card with Happy Mother's Day?? NO! So I settled for the one from Target. Works fine since there's a purple train in the Thomas set! Added a couple Betterpressed sentiments which also help to hold the gift card on the front. Some gems finished the card.
That's it for today, friends! Thanks for stopping by & have a crafty weekend!!
6 comments:
Awesome card Linda. Love how you used the gift card as your sentiment,.. and love those flowers!
I like that pretty cluster of flowers and the woodgrain backing, Linda! This is a wonderful way to send Mother's Day wishes! Thanks for sharing it with us at Just Us Girls!
Brilliant way to give a gift card! Love your coloring!
Bursting with color - really like the background paper that lets the flowers shine!
You really have to think outside the box when you participate in Craft Roulette and you did a great job, Linda. The flowers are lovely on the wood grain background. Thanks for sharing your card with us at Just Us Girls.
Beautiful Mother's Day card, Linda! It is understandable that you would use the dahlia cluster again. It is so pretty!
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