In addition to these two new sets, I also used an old favorite: Basket Multi Step Clear Stamps. You know I love putting things in baskets (like mistletoe) as seen here. And of course, my go to grass is from Honey Bunny Multi Step Clear Stamps.
I do use the MISTI which allows for perfect restamping with my layered stamps.
I am entering this card in The Paper Players PP396 - A Theme Challenge from Joanne Animal Antics.
For my color recipes I list the layers in the order I stamped them along with the color.
Color Recipe for the Daffodils:
Layer 4 Stampin' Up More Mustard
Layer 3 Memento Dandelion (stamped 3 times)
Layer 2 PTI Lemon Tart
Layer 1 Stampin' Up Barely Banana
Color Recipe for the Leaves and Stems:
Layer 1 Stampin' Up Certainly Celery (stamped 2 times)
Layer 2 Memento Bamboo Leaves (stamped 2 times)
Layer 3 Memento Olive Grove (stamped 2 times)
Color Recipe for the Basket:
Layer 3 Stampin' Up Soft Suede
Layer 2 Stampin' Up Creamy Caramel
Layer 1 Memento Peanut Brittle
Color Recipe for the Frog:
Layer 3 Versafine Onyx Black
Layer 2 Stampin' Up Mossy Meadow
Layer 1 Stampin' Up Lemon Lime Twist
Color Recipe for the Dragonfly:
Layer 2 Versafine Onyx Black
Layer 1 Stampin' Up Going Grey
The designer paper is Dots and Plaid by Echo Park.
The die cut hand is by Impression Obsession.
The die cut bracelet is from Elizabeth Craft Designs.
I added a tiny rhinestone for a ring and a couple of strips
of grosgrain ribbon to finish off the card.
Using the same papers and color recipes I created this card for today's
Sketch Challenge 700 over on Splitcoaststampers.
In addition to these two wonderful sets, Kitchen Sink Stamps is also
releasing Multi Step Enchanted Dogwood today.
I know for a fact that you can see them on one (or more) of
the Kitchen Sink Crew's Blogs linked below:
Maria Colosimo
Tammy Hershberger
Jeanne Frontz
Thank you for stopping by today!
I love sharing my Kitchen Sink Stamps Creations with you!
Color Recipe for the Frog:
Layer 3 Versafine Onyx Black
Layer 2 Stampin' Up Mossy Meadow
Layer 1 Stampin' Up Lemon Lime Twist
Color Recipe for the Dragonfly:
Layer 2 Versafine Onyx Black
Layer 1 Stampin' Up Going Grey
The designer paper is Dots and Plaid by Echo Park.
The die cut hand is by Impression Obsession.
The die cut bracelet is from Elizabeth Craft Designs.
I added a tiny rhinestone for a ring and a couple of strips
of grosgrain ribbon to finish off the card.
Using the same papers and color recipes I created this card for today's
Sketch Challenge 700 over on Splitcoaststampers.
In addition to these two wonderful sets, Kitchen Sink Stamps is also
releasing Multi Step Enchanted Dogwood today.
I know for a fact that you can see them on one (or more) of
the Kitchen Sink Crew's Blogs linked below:
Maria Colosimo
Tammy Hershberger
Jeanne Frontz
Thank you for stopping by today!
I love sharing my Kitchen Sink Stamps Creations with you!
What a fun card, Lynn... so creative with the hands holding the flower pot.
ReplyDeleteThanks, Jeanette! This design came to me in my dreams last week, and I was going to use it for a card. But then I thought, "No, this would fit the new daffodils beautifully," so I saved it for today!
DeleteBeautiful! I love all the scenes you create with your stamps. The flowers are just gorgeous and the little frog brings them to life too. LOVE your card!
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Thank you so much, Lynn! You know I do believe that creating scenes is just about my favorite thing to do.
DeleteVery pretty daffodil cards. I like the addition of the frog.
ReplyDeleteThank you, Sue!! How sweet of you to come visit today and leave such kind words!!
DeleteLynn, both of your cards are so beautiful and creative! For the first card, I love the daffodils in the basket appearing to be handed to the lovely frog. The addition of the hands is fantastic! For the second card, I love your response to the sketch challenge. The row of daffodils are gorgeous. I need to find that on SCS! BTW, thank you immensely for stopping by and commenting on my card! I greatly appreciate it! Hugs!
ReplyDeleteI visit your blog almost daily, Bev, looking to see your latest masterpiece!! Your beautiful work is always so inspiring to me!! Thank you for your kind and generous words!
DeleteLove the daffodils Lynn. I have never used thr Kitchen Sink Stamps. I've been Leary to try multi stamping 1st because of the $$. I'm afraid I'll spend it and then find out I don't like it. But YOU do a fabulous job with these stamps. Beautiful cards. Maybe some day I'll splurge on a set and give it a try.
ReplyDeleteSusan, do you have a MISTI or a stamping platform of some kind? If so, you will do very well. I would suggest starting out with an inexpensive set like the $8 bluebonnet to see what you think!
DeleteThank you so much for the kind things you have said about my multi layer stamping. It is my favorite type of stamping and probably why I don't care much for coloring. Multi layer stamping takes 1/4 the time and a "real" artist has decided where the shading needs to be.
The hand is a die cut from Impression Obsession, and I used a Copic marker to add the fingernails. The ring is a tiny rhinestone.
ReplyDeleteI can't tell you just how much I love the daffodils and the sentiment set! I created 10 church cards this afternoon using one arched window and the sentiment "With Love for my Friend."
How lucky am I to have such an amazing and talented artist as yourself sharing her gifts with me and all the rest of the stamping world? Thank you from the bottom of my heart!
Oh yeah, I just LOVE your scene cards Lynn! The little froggie with the flowers is just darling! The second card with the flowers and happy colors are just perfect and I really love the layout on your design!! Beautifully done my friend! HUGS
ReplyDeleteThank you so much, Vicki!! I cannot begin to tell you how happy I am to see you stamping and sharing your work again. I must say you have inspired me to try new things quite often! Thank YOU, my friend!!
DeleteThis is such a fun scene with the flowers and frog and your layering is perfect! We're glad you played along over at The Paper Players this week!
ReplyDeleteThanks for the visit, Annie, and for your lovely comment about my work.
DeleteThese cards ate gorgeous, Lynn! Great job!
ReplyDeleteWhy, thank you so much, Billie Dee!! You are so sweet to me!
DeleteLove, love the card with the little frog receiving a basket a flowers. The hand was a wonderful touch! I've always enjoyed seeing your creations with kss. They are always beautiful So excited to see new stamps. Can't wait to stamp the dragonflies.
ReplyDeleteHow thoughtful and kind of you to visit my blog and leave such wonderful words, Andrea!! It feels fabulous to get such positive feedback when I am doing something that I love!! I'm with you! The dragonflies are so much fun!!
ReplyDeleteWOW two gorgeous cards Lynn! I love the beautiful scene on your first card and what a fabulous layout on your second! Awesome multi-step stamping as always!
ReplyDeleteTwo beautiful cards Lynn - I love how you combined your stamps to create your natural scene with your frog and dragonfly in the first one, so creative. Thanks for playing along with my theme challenge over at The Paper Players this week!
ReplyDeleteBeautiful cards Lynn, love the daffodils and the magic of the KSS. I can't imagine life without my Misti, I do find myself using less and less of my wooden stamps. I can see why this is your go to grass... Fabulous scene my dear.... Hugs from TN
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