I got the idea to use this older set of stamps when the Paper Players posted their Clean & Simple Critters Challenge. I was going to go with a more realistic critter, but hopefully these crazy little guys will count too.
I loved the layout at Freshly Made Sketches, so I wanted to use that as a guideline. Does this remind anyone else of a Pokemon Ball? My kids loved that when they were little and I can't help seeing the design as that!
And the whole thing started when I chose the bottom row over at Retro Rubber's Tic Tac Toe Challenge (#rrcb261). I carefully coordinated the color of the enamel dots with the inks of each critter. But afterwards I realized I didn't watercolor anything, so I went with the left hand column, and since it's a clean and simple card, and that wasn't in my new column, I left them off. I was really proud of myself for thinking ahead though!
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These enamels went so well with the little monsters. I'll have to go back and use this color combo! |
- Close To My Heart Monstrous Halloween Stamps and Dies (2016)
- Stampin' Up! Fresh Freesia Card Stock
- SU! Azure Afternoon Ink
- SU! Parakeet Party Ink
- Memento Tangelo Ink
- White Card Stock
- Darice Embossing Folder
- Black Card Stock
- SU! Black & White Patterned Paper
- Newton's Nook Springtime Paper (Stripes)
- Misc. Ribbon
- Walmart Googley Eyes
Your little critters are the cutest, Barb! Thanks for stopping by my blog today. No, we are not in the KS area, but in SE PA. Lots of farms around us.
ReplyDeleteWhat a cute card Barb - Love how you have used the sketch and critter themes.
ReplyDeleteI have a card underway that has taken on a life of it's own in the making - isn't it funny how sometimes we start out in one direction and end up in a totally different place with the card!
Blessings
Maxine