Friday, September 23, 2011

A Fall Happy Anniversary

Hey!  I can't believe it's Friday!  YEAH!  I am excited for this weekend because it is our bimonthly meeting at Archiver's!  I just love spending the day with the ladies, laughing and getting crafty.  I would post pics, but I always forget my camera!

Onto my card for today, I used a new set to me, Very Vintage Labels from WPlus9.  Love the gorgeous blooms in this set.  I paired it with the colors from The Play Date Cafe, such a lovely fall palette.


Stamped my flower onto white card stock and colored it.  I then cut strips of rust and light green card stock strips and adhered them to the top and bottom of my white panel.  I stamped my sentiment in black and framed it with rhinestones colored with a gold copic marker.


Here is a look at the inspirational pic:


For those of you who might be interested, I have pics of our chicken coop!  Now, we still have to paint it so it is very rustic, but the chickens love it and are really warming up to us.  Still no eggs yet, but then when they are molting, all of their energy and protein deposits go towards growing their new feathers, so eggs are highly unlikely.  Add to that the vanishing daylight hours, I think we might not see an egg for awhile.






Lindsay

Supplies:
Paper: Harvest Gold, Terracotta Tile, Spring Moss, White Papertrey Ink
Stamps: Very Vintage Labels WPus9 Design Studio
Ink: Tuxedo Black Tsukineko
Embellishments: Clear Rhinestones Hero Arts
Tools: YR23 Copic Marker

15 comments:

  1. Oh, pretty! That flower is colored beautifully, Lindsay! Look at the chickies and their new place - cute! not sure that I wanted to read anything about chickens and molting before breakfast, but that's okay...lol

    ReplyDelete
  2. Yay for chickens! Great card, the way you colored the bloom is just gorgeous!

    ReplyDelete
  3. Beautiful card. Love the coloring. My daughters are begging me for chickens as pets. Looks like you are really enjoying yours.

    ReplyDelete
  4. beautiful card. love the colored flower. I had chicken when I was a child and loved it.

    ReplyDelete
  5. OHHH! Your coloring is SUPER amazing! This flower just pops off the page! Beautiful solid papers! LOVE LOVE LOVE:)

    Thanks so much for playing along and joining in the fun over at the PDCC:)

    I also love your pics of your chickens! What a fab coop for them:)

    ReplyDelete
  6. What a sweet CAS card. Yay for girls night out. :)

    Your hubby did a great job on the house. I am sure the girls are ao happy to have a great new home. What color are you going to paint it?

    Hugs~

    ReplyDelete
  7. awwwwww, your chickens are so cute! My aunt has 3 and has names for them.

    Love your card, the layout is fab and the colouring of that flower is gorgeous.

    ReplyDelete
  8. Like everyone commented here, I am amazed with the crisp and happy colors you used for this design! Just lovely in every way. And about your chicken coop, my oh my, how FUN and rustic is it! LOVE it. Can't wait to see more... :)

    ReplyDelete
  9. What a wonderful CAS fall card Lindsay! That blossom is BEAUTIFUL!!!

    ReplyDelete
  10. besides the fact that your card is a stunner, i'm super jealous that you have chickens! in. a. coop! you have to keep me updated on the chicken sitch, i've been trying to convince my husband for 2 years that we need some

    ReplyDelete
  11. I love your card, it's just absolutely gorgeous, really!! and I love seeing those crazy chickens!!! so fun:)

    ReplyDelete
  12. These bright bold colors are so pretty! Gorgeous card!

    ReplyDelete
  13. Lindsey, this is ultra-fantastic! It's so clean, but has such impact. Thanks for playing along with us at The Play Date CAfe this week!

    ReplyDelete
  14. Gorgeous card Lindsey! Love the CAS style! Thanks for joining in our 100th challenge over at The Play Date Cafe!

    ReplyDelete
  15. Oooo! LOVE your use of Very Vintage Greetings! So bold and beautiful! Thanks so much for playing along with us at The Play Date Cafe last week ;)!

    ReplyDelete

 
SITE DESIGN BY DESIGNER BLOGS