So sorry this is late - blogger messed up again......
Good day and welcome to the July Friends of Waltzingmouse Stamps Blog Waltz!
On the 17th
of every month, we celebrate with our friends, asking them to join us in
featuring their works of art using Waltzingmouse Stamps.
And, of course, there are prizes to be won! One of the blog waltz
participants will be randomly chosen to receive a stamp set of choice,
and one waltzer who correctly counts the number of watermarks in the
Design Team and Claire's blog waltz posts will be randomly chosen to
also receive a stamp set of choice! You'll find all the details on the Waltzingmouse Stamps blog.
The fun takes place in the Waltzingmouse House forum... you find the links to the Blog Waltz participants in the July 17 Blog Waltz Link List and a place to chat and enter the "watermark" contest in the June Blog Waltz Chat Thread.
The Blog Waltz theme this month is The Colours of Summer - blue and green!. Since I have a love affair with Hawaiian Shores right now I had to use it as my blue!
The fun takes place in the Waltzingmouse House forum... you find the links to the Blog Waltz participants in the July 17 Blog Waltz Link List and a place to chat and enter the "watermark" contest in the June Blog Waltz Chat Thread.
The Blog Waltz theme this month is The Colours of Summer - blue and green!. Since I have a love affair with Hawaiian Shores right now I had to use it as my blue!
Of course the sketch I used is today's Waltzingmouse Sketch Challenge!! Isn't that fun - we have so much going on here at Waltzingmouse Stamps!!
You can see that I used Afternoon Tea for my main image and then Afternoon Tea Additions for the sentiment, which is partly covered up by the watermark (oooops!!, I gave it away...lol!)
For the beautiful background, I used the Spellbinders Impressabilities Flowers - that Claire sells in the store - yay!! All I did was ink up the Impressabilties with Versamagic ink (not sure of the colour, but it is very close to Hawaiian Shores, as you can see)
Then I placed my background cardstock on top - this was Neenah white as it is not as heavy a cardstock and I wasn't really sure if the heavier cardstock would work.
I ran it through my Cuttlebug in this order starting at the bottom - the A plate, B plate, Impressabilities with ink, cardstock, B plat., It came out beautifully!
The circles were punched with the yellow Marvy punch - I never know what the proper name is - so yellow it has become! I stamped the same Versamagic turquoise ink onto the circles usingone of the smaller circles from the Vintage Circle, Small stamp set.
Okay that is it!! Don't forget to count up the watermarks on all the designers and leave your answer in the forum!! hiss hiss......lol!
Just beautiful Bonnie!
ReplyDeleteWow, love those circles and the teapot!
ReplyDeleteSimply gorgeous card Bonnie - I love it all, but especially the background effect you created using the impressibility die - so pretty. It's a fantastic take on this weeks WMS sketch too x
ReplyDeleteFantastic Bonnie. Love your very clever creation. You did a great job of hidding your "snakes"...lol Have a great Saturday.
ReplyDeleteBeautiful card Bonnie - Love how you worked the scallops and that bow is gorgeous!
ReplyDeleteThis card looks so inviting - can we have a cup of tea together?? Love how you involved the new sketch! TFS
ReplyDeleteWe both used the 'tea' theme today Bonnie! I love that boiling pot!
ReplyDeleteOooh...what a scary little tea kettle you have there! LOL...cute card, Bonnie!
ReplyDeleteBeautiful card Bonnie! Blogges has a mind of it's own at times!!
ReplyDeleteso pretty, and so clever to use the circles as flower petals! You did a great job! thanks for sharing:)
ReplyDeleteLove how you tied all the colors together (pun not intended).
ReplyDeleteGreat card Bonnie....is the kettle on for a wee cup of tea? You did a great job!
ReplyDeleteBeautiful card, love that shade of green!!
ReplyDeleteSuch a fun card, and a terrific use of the sketch :)
ReplyDeleteThanks for sharing
...oh, and don't let Blogger get you down. Last month I scheduled my blog hop post to post the next day and it posted immediately on me. This time, it posted correctly. Not sure why. Technology is SO fun!
Such a darling little card! Love the bit of steam coming from your teapot!
ReplyDeletewhat a sweet card
ReplyDeleteLove this card Bonnie. The background is so pretty. I'll have to try that!
ReplyDeleteSweet kettle Bonnie - love how your coloured the handle wooden and those little flourishes as steam.
ReplyDeleteKnow what you mean about blogger - its SO FRUSTRATING at times but I haven't got the nerve to move!
fun & fresh. how could someone not feel better after this?! thanks for the inspiration, bonnie.
ReplyDeleteSo beautiful Bonnie! Love the teapot image featured in the scalloped circle! Such a clever scalloped border too! :)
ReplyDeletecracking card Bonnie, love the green kettle! and the wee punched circles are a fab idea! Thank you!
ReplyDeleteWay to go with the background, Bonnie! I've yet to try that. And I LOVE that shade of blue...or should I say aqua?
ReplyDeleteHugs,
Lisa
What a great (and pretty!) idea for the BG. Love the shades you used!!
ReplyDeleteSoooo cute. Lovely card!!! You did awesome. God bless!
ReplyDeleteI like this very much. Great job on a tough sketch challenge.
ReplyDeleteLovely card, very calming, and love the punched circles they make a great frame.
ReplyDeleteGorgeous! thanks for the mini how to with the spellbinders impressabilities.
ReplyDeleteWho wouldn't feel better, receiving this gorgeous card in the mail! Great job with the sketch!
ReplyDeleteBonnie this is great! The background paper is stunning.
ReplyDeleteGorgeous card, Bonnie! I just love how you created the background with the Impressabilities - it is fantastic!
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