Happy Monday my Crafty Friends! I want to start this post by WELCOMING the 5 New Design Team Members at Totally Stampalicious! We are so excited to have such talented designers on our team!
Today I'm sharing my card for this week's Anything Goes Challenge at Totally Stampalicious. I used the newly released Franklin Bear Stamp set for the image and sentiment. Something about Franklin Bear makes me want to use Blue and Brown. I colored the image with my prismacolor pencils and mineral spirits using my blending stumps. I also sponged chalk around the image to soften the picture. I added a touch of pink with the flower. Franklin's tie is paper pieced to match the marina mist background and scalloped edge. The layout for this card is from the Freshly Made Sketches Sketch #1.
Thanks for stopping by and checking out my card today! I hope you get a chance to play along with us this week! We love to come by and see all your awesome creations!
10 comments:
Julie, your color choice is great for your Franklin image. And, I'm loving that sketch. It's all good and just adorable! Sweet flower, too.
Thanks for the warm welcome:) I love how you used Franklin, the sketch and the colors are just perfect. Have a wonderful day!
He is darling, great flower accents.
'we be thinkin' alike once again'...lol.....loving the colors of your Franklin...doesn't he just make you smile....great colors...fab layout
What a sweet little guy - so cute! And I love how the pink flower pops - great accent! So glad you joined us at Freshly Made Sketches!
SWEETNESS!~
What a darling little bear; just adorable! Thanks so much for joining us at Freshly Made Sketches this week.
Julie, great use of the sketch. The flower is fabulous and I love that you used the scalloped border punch for your horizontal element. So glad you joined Freshly Made this week
Jaydee
Wonderful card. I really love Franklin. Can't wait to get to use him on one of my cards. I really like your color combo choice too....
Awwww...what a super cute card this week Julie! Love him :)
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