Monday, May 13, 2019

Let's Make a Scene - Fairy Ring - KSS

Today's Let's Make a Scene design sponsored by Kitchen Sink Stamps was inspired by something I saw while out walking in the neighborhood this week.  One of my neighbors had a circle of toadstools growing in their front yard. In many countries they call a circle of toadstools is a fairy ring. There are many legends surrounding a fairy ring. Some of them are quite dark and scary, but some of them suggest that finding one can actually bring you good luck. Here is a link to an interesting article about fairy rings from Garden Collage magazine.

I have chosen a sentiment that could work for bad luck (when said sarcastically) or (said literally) for good luck.




Kitchen Sink Stamps Sets Used:


Color Recipe for the Toadstools

Stem
Layer 3 Stampin' Up Soft Suede
Layer 2 Stampin' Up Baked Brown Sugar
Layer 1 Momento Desert Sand

Cap
Layer 3 Stampin' Up Calypso Coral
Layer 2 Momento Tangelo
Layer 1 Stampin' Up Crushed Curry

The tree trucks were created with a woodgrain stencil by Momenta. Some of the grass was cut with a Grassy Edges die by My Favorite things and the stamped grass was from KSS Honey Bunny.

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13 comments:

  1. I love your gorgeous Spring scene here Lynn! The added toad and dragonfly are perfect! Love the grass and the tree texture along with the "ring of mushrooms"!! Thanks for sharing the meaning, I've not heard that before!

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  2. What an adorable design Lynn.

    Hugs Diane

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  3. Even though they weren't in a ring, we had tons of toadstools in the yard last week. Hopefully they'll bring good luck ring or no ring. Yours just HAVE to bring good luck because they're so pretty. The little toad is the perfect touch too!
    Lynn

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  4. A very pretty scene with all those strooms, thanks so much for joining in with our 'In an English Country Garden' theme at Stamping Sensations challenge.

    B x

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  5. Great card & pretty scene.

    Thanks for joining us at The fairy and the unicorn Challenge

    Tracey DT

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  6. Lynn, your cute little frog amongst the mushrooms make this a fun scene!

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  7. Well I learn something new every day. Did not know that about fairy rings. Such a pretty card too.

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  9. Lynn, your card is magical! Loved the article about fairy chains ... I wonder if it was a fairy chain that started the the Dancing Plague of 1518? https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Dancing_plague_of_1518 I also wonder if the "good luck" or "bad luck" beliefs came from the type of mushrooms that were found in that region? Awesome post! :)

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  10. Oh this card is so coo;l! I will say good luck as in Lucky, but I am sarcastic, so who knows how it will come outta my mouth!!! I absolutely love your toadstool circle, and can imagine fairies coming to bring Good Luck!

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  11. Such a beautiful card and scene Lynn, I love the colorful mushrooms!

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  12. Whether this is good luck or bad, your little toad/frog looks QUITE HAPPY with the set up! LOL I TOO LOVE the colors you chose for the toadstools, & I LOVE the spots too! A SUPER JOB, Lynn & INKY HUGS for your visit! ;)<3

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  13. Wonderful card Lynn... The orange toadstools pop... I'll take it as Good Luck... It does help that they are my favorite color.

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