I've been itching to play with my new Hero Arts stamps since I got them so this seemed like a really good time to dig in. :)
I'm posting the card tonight to link on Dreena's blog & will update with all the supplies tomorrow (there's TONS!).

I really loved making this card. It was a blast. And I have the perfect person to send it to. (Hugs, Ashley!!! This card is YOURS!)
Thanks for looking and I hope you like what I made.
*Edited to add the loooong list of supplies:
{Supplies:
Stamps - Engraved Flower, Ledger, Essential Messages (Hero Arts)
Cardstock - Chocolate Chip, Kraft, & Naturals White (SU)
DSP - Ambrosia Collection by Basic Grey in Citrus, Mandarin & Fresh-Squeezed.
Other Paper - Grunge-paper (Tim Holtz Ideaology -Advantus)
Ink - Walnut Stain, Scattered Straw, Dried Marigold, Spiced Marmalade, Fired Brick (Tim Holtz Distress Inks for Ranger Industries), Jet Black Archival Ink (Ranger Ind.), Perfect Pearls in Forever Red, Perfect Gold & Perfect Copper (Ranger Ind.).
Etc - Staples (Tiny Attacher - Tim Holtz) , Ribbon (Michaels). I also used Ranger's Glossy Accents as "glue" and SU's Dimensionals to help pop-up the petals. }
All my best,
12 comments:
**THUD** <--me fainting from the beauty of this!! OMG this is over the top fantastic!!! LOVE IT!
I agree with the Libster! Totally stunning!!! Well done! :-)
Oh wow! This is *gorgeous*, Lisa!!
This is terrific...awesome use of that poppy stamp! When I saw it on the HA blog, it scared me! I wouldn't know how to use it!
Absolutely GORGEOUS girlie! Love that flower...looks good enough to eat :)
Absolutely gorgeous!!
WOWZA! Niiiice!
For ME?!?! WOW! This card is FABULOUS! It will go on my wall. YAY!!!
This card ROCKS!!!!!!!!!
This card is just STUNNING! I love everything about it! I'm glad I found your fun blog. I will be coming back to visit often, I'm sure! :)
Hey Lisa, (i'm combining comments). I can see this card better on your blog than I did on your camera phone. It's great! Your ability to blog is waaaaay better than mine. Congrats on your blogaversary last Thur. I really, really, really like you grunge roses. They turned out exceptional and you're going to HAVE to show me how to make them!
love ya, Mary
Still so in love with this card!
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