The arrival of spring and summer have me looking forward to all the wonderful outdoor adventures that they bring! Many of my Master Gardener friends are hard at work in their gardens growing all kinds of delectable edibles and sharing their wonderful product in the local country fair or farmers' market.
Today's Kitchen Sink Stamps sponsored design features images from their sets Artichokes and Baskets. Both were cut with my Cricut using the KSS SVG cut files that go with these sets before they were stamped. The background was created with KSS SVG cut stencils Cloudy Skies and Slimline Herringbone. The 1st Place Ribbon is from the Cricut Design Space collection.
Color Recipe for the Basket using Stampin' Up Inks
Layer 1 Creamy Caramel
Layer 2 Baked Brown Sugar
Layer 3 Soft Suede
Layer 2 Baked Brown Sugar
Layer 3 Soft Suede
Color Recipe for the Artichokes using Stampin' Up Inks
Layer 1 Certainly Celery
Layer 2 Certainly Celery
Layer 3 Lucky Limeade
Layer 4 Mossy Meadow
Layer 5 Always Artichoke
Layer 2 Certainly Celery
Layer 3 Lucky Limeade
Layer 4 Mossy Meadow
Layer 5 Always Artichoke
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You rocked this one! Such a artistic and beautiful card. Thank you for sharing with us at Bitten by the Bug 2.
ReplyDeleteAlicia
What a pretty card. Having a cut file to go with the images is wonderful. Thanks for joining us at BBTB2.
ReplyDeleteDeserving of a blue ribbon. We have a garden with some vegs & herb's in the greenhouse and other vegs outside of greenhouse protected with wire from critters.
ReplyDeleteMelissa
"Sunshine HoneyBee"
Forgot to mention.
ReplyDeleteMelissa BBTB2 Design Team 2021
"Sunshine HoneyBee"
Lynn, this is a winner, for sure!
ReplyDeleteGreat card, Lynn!! I have no idea how to grow an artichoke, but someone did and won a blue ribbon on these prefect ones.
ReplyDeleteFabulous card Lynn, the artichokes look so real, I love artichokes!
ReplyDeleteBeautiful stamped artichokes! I love the blue ribbon - sure does add a fun "fair" feeling to the card. Thanks for joining the challenge at Bitten By The Bug 2. Dorlene DT BBTB2
ReplyDeletegreat card!
ReplyDeleteWhat a pretty card! You certainly deserve first place with all the layers you stamped. Thanks for joining us at Make My Monday #150!
ReplyDeleteGorgeous card! Those artichokes look so real. Just love them thanks for entering at BBTB2- DT Connie
ReplyDeleteWonderful card. Love the artichokes. Thanks for joining the challenge at Bitten By the Bug 2.
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