Hello friends! Today I'm excited to show you my reveal for this week's Papercraft Star challenge which is all about photo inspiration and a recipe to use at least one die cut or stamped image, a metal element or button, and two different patterned papers -
When I first saw this photo, I noticed the chocolate-covered pretzels first and built my card around the brown, green, and red colors of the photo for my card. I stamped and cut out the little house, used a 1/2" punch to make the little tree tops, and finished the card with a bright yellow button "sun" tied with twine.
I can't wait to see what you come up with this week! Don't forget to link up by Sunday because voting starts on Monday! Have fun!
Supplies: Stamps - Home Sweet Home (XX), DP - Earth Love (Cosmo Cricket), Card Stock - Vintage Cream (PTI), Ink - Chocolate Chip, Certainly Celery, Riding Hood Red (SU!), Twine (Country Clean), Button (Favorite Findings), Copic Markers, Foam Squares
This is such a sweet card! I just adore it! Thank you so much for every inspiring thing you've done for us during your time at Papercraft Star...it's been our good fortune to have you on as a Designer and I wish you the very best as you move forward with your craft!!!
ReplyDeleteWhat an adorable card Jen. I really like how you created a little scene and used the button as the sun. Super cute!
ReplyDeleteJen, this card is so sweet. I love your sun and cute little house...but your little trees are my favorite!
ReplyDeleteVery cute Jen, I love that big button!
ReplyDeleteFun fun card, Jen ! You were the only one with an eye on those chocolate covered pretzels !
ReplyDeleteIt never ceases to amaze me how differently each of us views the same picture. With my love of chocolate you would think I would have zeroed in on those pretzels too. :-) This is really cute Jen. it has a great homey feel and I absolutely adore that big "sun" button. Fabulous job!
ReplyDeleteWow...super adorable. I love love love the cute little trees. :)
ReplyDeleteJen, the little trees are darling. But I really like the patterned papers you chose for the hills. The design looks just like grass. How perfect!
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