First, I've used the sketch at the Freshly Made Sketches#624 here.
And then it's for the TGIF Challenge#470 here. It's a technique/theme challenge of pocket full of posies. I thought this sketch combined really well with this as I used the diagonal to create the pocket part for the flowers.
Finally, it's for As You See It#322 here. It's a Mission Impossible theme to fill in the blank: "The color I use least in my crafting is..." It's definitely Wild Wheat for me, or really, any of the 2023-2025 In Colors!
Country Flowers is the stamp set with some Country Woods DSP.
Here's my recipe:
Stamps: Country Flowers & Simply Said
Papers: White, Basic Gray, Wild Wheat, Shaded Spruce, Flirty Flamingo, Fresh Freesia
Inks: Black, Wild Wheat, Shaded Spruce, Flirty Flamingo, Fresh Freesia, Pool Party
Accessories: Country Flowers dies, Eyelet 3D embossing folder, Stampin dimensionals
6 comments:
Wild Wheat is a really divisive colour - I think that while I don't like it just as a colour, I do find that it works well with many other colours, almost like some kind of weird neutral. :-) Your card is a nice mix of textures and patterns. Thanks for sharing with us again at As You See It.
I'm totally with you on Wild Wheat although the couple of times that I used it, it did actually work well - as it does on your card! I love the bouquet and the bitty flowers that accent the sentiment. Thank you for playing along with us at Freshly Made Sketches.
Jennie, I don't think you're alone in your feelings about Wild Wheat! I do like Copper Clay and Pebbled Path though. I love your layout and the interesting mix of colour on your card! Thanks for filling in the blank for us at As You See It Challenges!
Wild Wheat is a strange color but the more I use it the more I like it! I am surprised that I have been using it su much this spring as a neutral. Looks great on your card!
This is such a sweet card! Love those pretty flowers! Wild Wheat is an odd colour but every time I see it, it looks lovely! Thanks for joining us this week at Freshly Made Sketches!
That's so pretty Jennie - the wild wheat is a perfect contrast for your flowers! Thanks for picking up our challenge at As You see It
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