Sunflower Birthday for ISPY

Happy Labor Day stamping friends. I hope your weekend is going good. I got my stewed tomatoes done and my laundry done yesterday and this morning was going to make some pineapple zucchini bread and I am out of eggs so will add that to my grocery list. I have to run to town to get some things so want to get going but figured I would post this first for the ISPY card challenge. 

I made this easy card with the Sunflower stamp set using More Mustard Card Stock and the Orchard Harvest  DSP. I stamped my sunflower in More Mustard Ink and then sponged Early Espresso and Raspberry Ripple onto my stamp. I stamped it onto Very Vanilla Card Stock and rounded the corners with the 2-1/2" Circle Punch. The greeting comes from Petite Pairs and is punched out with 1-1/4" Circle Punch.

Here are the details:
Stamp Sets: Sunflower, Petite Pairs
Card Stock: More Mustard, Very Vanilla, Orchard Harvest DSP
Inks: More Mustard, Early Espresso, Raspberry Ripple
Tools: 2-1/2" Circle Punch, 1-1/4" Circle Punch, Linen Thread, Sponge, Dimensionals
Thanks for stopping by and taking a peek. I hope you have a honey of a day. Hugs, Bev
Now here is the link for the ISPY challenge so make sure you check out the other artists. http://ispysketches.blogspot.com/ 

Sunflower Birthday

Hello stampers and scrappers. Thanks for stopping by today to browse. I was going through one of my old Stampin' Success which is the magazine that we get as demonstrators and it had some projects using the Sunflower Background stamp. I thought well crap Bev it is winter not fall but I wanted to make a card with it so here it is. You can tell me what you think. Don't you just love one big stamp to make do with all the stamping? LOL!  I know I do. I hope you like my card. Here are the details below:

Stamp Sets: Sunflower, Up Up And Away

Card Stock: More Mustard, Regals DSP Stack, Confetti Cream

Inks: More Mustard, Cajun Craze, Cherry Cobbler

Accessories: Regals Designer Buttons, Fine Thread, 3/8" Twill Tape, Mini Glue Dots. It looks like I textured the DSP but I just took my finger nail and roughed up the edge of it. I am all about easy for today anyway. 

Thanks for stopping by and have a blessed day. Let me know if you want to order any supplies you see on my blog. Thanks again, Hugs,Bev