The background fits Linda's Compendium of Curiosities Challenge - Wrinkle Free Distress. I'm so glad there was an extra week to play along this time around! The wonderful stamps are some of my favorites from Artistic Outpost - and can be found on The Outpost plate. I'll share the other piece I created next week using these same images and BG technique once I figure out a layout.
Details:
Stamps - Artistic Outpost
Ink - Black Archival, Distress Ink Rusty Hinge, Crushed Olive, Mustard Seed, Weathered Wood
Card Stock - Olive, Marigold, Black, Durango, Watercolor
Other - Craft Sheet, Spritz Bottle, H20 Brush, Heat Gun
Looking for more inspiration using this weeks Challenge Sketch, click on the Bloggers Challenge Logo on my sidebar to see what the other players created this week.
Have a great weekend!
32 comments :
Beautiful! Love the background it is gorgeous and the sketch/design is wonderful!
Love that you flipped the sketch and I love how you added the sentiment! Very pretty card!
Wowzers! Did that background turn out perfect or what! Beautiful card Lisa! Just stunning.
Fabulous background, works so well with the main image. Gorgeous creation. Tracy Evans x
I love that you rotated the sketch! It definitely works with this image! Your background technique is very cool too! TFS! (we're both thinking "houses" this week!)
Beautiful background and colors. Thanks for the inspiration!
Great card! your background is lovely and I love the saying on the front.
Tada!!!and you rocked it again...I love the rich elements of your card...the background is so perfect for this AO scene...thanks for the challenge.
connie paxman
How funny that just turning it on it's side, it works beautifully. Great card and great sketch. Thanks Lisa!
I love that stamp and your treatment of it is stunning. Beautiful card.
Hi Lisa~
I love what you did with this image. The colors are wonderful. So vibrant. And, they fit that layout beautifully. You are so talented. One of my favorite "go to" blogs!
He IS Able,
Traci S.
Wow that background is awesome and works so well with your images. Fantastic card.
Beautiful! This is a really vibrant card.
What a wonderful card, Lisa. Great imagery and so aptly presented for this time of year. Excellent!
Great sketch and that background is amazing, love your card.
I am glad you stuck with this -- this is awesome! I love the background and the image is fabulous -- no wonder you wanted it all to work! Fabulous sketch!
Fabulous background for the CCC16 technique! The house and sentiment are amazing! Love this!
Wow- fabulous card! I love the BG technique- perfect colors and I love the 2nd layer with leaves- and the sentiment too- I had to have this stamp set! Such a nice card! TFS
you are the Queen of backgrounds - you have such a knack for making these cards look beautiful!
Thanks for the inspiration.
Sandra
Lovely card Lisa! This image and your background are fantastic! Beautifully done! :D
Wow, this is a wonderful piece of art, just stunning!
Great sketch! Love the colors in this card! I also love the choices of images you put together!
Oh my gosh! This card is a beauty. I LOVE what you did as the background with the green and orange. You're such an artist!
Most EXCELLENT artwork!
Beautiful card! Love the background and colors you used. :)
Love the background and the colors with the house! Great job with the sketch.
This is gorgeous, Lisa! The background looks fabulous with the image stamp.
Oh, this is gorgeous, Lisa! Your wrinkle-free distress background is incredible-- those colors are wonderful together, and the "sky" effect really works well. You were so smart to rotate that sketch-- it's a great layout and really shows off the stamping.
You're right-- those Artistic Outpost images are great! This has such a sweet, inviting feel, and the sentiment is perfect!
Lisa--I LOVE everythig about your card--colors are wonderful together. The house is a good one. i have not seen many I like. Thanks for a great sketch!
What a great card! It reminds me of a cabin on a lake..
Very pretty! Love the sky!
I love the background, it really sets off the stamped images perfectly.
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