I love how those three circles in the corner lend themselves to a wide interpretation. I chose to do a sunflower - since it's fall and that is the flower I tend to associate with late summer/fall. I was also inspired by the inspiration photo at The Paper Players. The color of the berries put me in mind of the sunflower and the woodgrain background had me digging into my patterned paper stash!
Thanks for stopping by! My Freshly Made Sketches teammies have made some great cards with this sketch so be sure to check them out! I hope we'll see you in the gallery!
Supplies
Stamps: Tiny Words (Simon Says Stamp)
Paper: Cement Gray (Simon Says Stamp); Chocolate Chip, Marigold Morning, Old Olive (Stampin' Up!); Solar White (Neenah)
Ink: Fallen Leaves (Versafine Clair)
Accessories: Sunflower die (My Favorite Things); Stitched Leaves die (Lawn Fawn)
Loving the wood grain you used. Such a lovely design!!
ReplyDeleteOh, I love that sunflower! It even has texture on the petals. Everything works together perfectly on this pretty card.
ReplyDeleteThe perfect fall card Jen! That sunflower is beautiful! I love it! Love the woodgrain paper too! Love your interpretation of the sketch!
ReplyDeleteSimply, beautiful! Love the sunflower!
ReplyDeleteLove the wood grain, love the sunflower, love the card!!
ReplyDeleteLove all of the texture on your CAS sunflower card Jen - perfect both for the sketch and my challenge too! Thanks for playing along with my gratitude challenge over at The Paper Players this week!
ReplyDeleteThis is so pretty! I love that you used the woodgrain - with the little banner for the sentiment!
ReplyDeleteEverything about this card just makes me SMILE!! LOVE that big sunflower....what a fabulous die! Terrific card all round! Thanks for sharing this at the Players this week!
ReplyDeleteJen, I love that big, bold sunflower and the wood grain for the background! So happy you joined us at The Paper Players this week! XX
ReplyDeleteOh that sunflower.....beautiful fall card!
ReplyDeleteA perfect fall card. Love the woodgrain and the contrast of the bright sunflower!
ReplyDeleteThe pop of this big sunflower over the woodgrain panel is fantastic, Jen! Love it!
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