Looks like my mojo is quite active at this moment. I couldn't resist making this card. As always I have combined multiple challenges to make this one. My inspiration was the colors at Color Q #210, the theme at CASology Week 65 - CRISP, the sketch at Freshly Made sketches #107 and the use of rubber or clear stamp at Simon Says Stamp Wednesday challenge.
To make this I used a rubber cling stamp that I purchased at my local craft store. The stamp is from Dipsy Doodling - Ready set grow. This is a beautiful stamp that gives the look of a folk art. I am playing this at CASology because it is a crisp design with crisp cuts. I stamped the image as per the sketch using Archival black ink. I stamped the same image on another card stock to give a layered effect by attaching cut out pieces with foam adhesive. The image was colored using challenge colors with Sharpie Markers. Finally sentiment (from paper Sweeties - you make me smile set) was stamped and some score lines were added for some finishing touches.
Thank you for stopping by and leaving me a comment :)
That flower was just made to be those colors!!
ReplyDeletebeautiful card. I love the bright colours. :)
ReplyDeleteLove this Dee and thank you for joining us this week at the colourQ!
ReplyDeleteBeautiful card Deepti-I love those flower stamps-they are fabulous and so detailed :)
ReplyDeleteNessa xx
So bright, colorful, and FUN! Loving those score lines too!
ReplyDeleteLynn
The colors are SPOT on, Deepti! Love this rich and beautiful card! Excellent choice of stamp and composition!
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ReplyDeleteBEAUTIFUL Deepti!! Your flowers and coloring remind me of a folk art piece. Thanks so much for joining us again at the ColourQ!
ReplyDeleteLove those bright flowers! Thanks for joining us at FMS!
ReplyDeleteI love these "Folk Art" flowers and leaves, and your color choices are amazing, Deepti! I think your card fits the challenge so well, too...CAS with a really crisp design!
ReplyDeleteLove the colors and how you've put the elements at the bottom of the card. Beautiful!
ReplyDeleteGorgeous use of colour! Thanks for joining us at CASology this week!
ReplyDeleteWhat a fun and cheery card, Dee, your flowers are so colorful and happy! So glad you joined us at the colourQ this week.
ReplyDeleteDeepti, this somehow reminds me of rangeela Rajasthan !! love it !!
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Really fun card, I love the folksy stamps and colors.
ReplyDeleteSuper colorful wonderfulness!
ReplyDeleteThanks for joining us in he FUN this week at CASology!!
what a fantastic desi-videsi combo Deepti ! the colorful blooms reminded me instantly of colorful ghagras(Navratri effect !) by keeping it to minimum you have given a videsi look to it . .
ReplyDeleteGreat interpreation of 'Crisp' Deepti, love the bold colours. Thank you so much for joining us this week at CASology
ReplyDeleteAwesome inspired card!! Love the layering~
ReplyDeleteLove your bright and colourful folk art flowers, and the popped layers and score lines really finish the card off !!! WOW
ReplyDeleteFabulous card! Love the clean and simple design, and your bright, vivid colors are perfect. :) Thanks for playing along over at the Simon Says Stamp Wednesday Challenge Blog!
ReplyDeleteBeautiful card Deepti! I love the fabulous, bright colours of those flowers and that crisp background! Thanks for joining us this week at Freshly Made Sketches!
ReplyDeleteBeautiful and colorful card, Deepti.. :)
ReplyDeleteBeautiful card,Deepti! That is such a fun and fabulous flower!
ReplyDeleteStunning Deepti, love your fun brights and fab layout (pinned for sure)!
ReplyDeleteSuch beautiful use of the colors! This is fabulous!!!
ReplyDeleteWe had the same idea of combining (2 of) the challenges! Great minds LOL!
ReplyDeleteBeautiful job!
Wow, Deepti! This is just superb!
ReplyDeleteFantastic combo of challenges, Deepti! I love the bold colours and the touches of scoring! Thanks for playing along with CASology this week!
ReplyDeleteAbsolutely gorgeous! I love those colors all together.
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