A cheery background of a Card

Hi everyone and Happy Weekend to you all. I've been busy busy getting things ready for a craft fair that I'm in this weekend, as well as planning our sons 5th birthday party. This year I'm trying my hand at fondant, so if any of you have tips or tricks I'd sure appreciate them.

I'm going to share with you today a great card that I made for the Outlines event on SNR a while back. I loved coloring the image and hope that you love it too. Although it was a little tedious, I sure like the way this stamp became the background image for the card



Supplies
Cardstock: Paper Trey Ink;
Pearls: Kaiser Craft;
Ribbon: Offray;
Glitter Glue: Stickles;
Stamps: Outlines Rubber Stamp Company, Verve Stamps;
Ink: Versafine, Tim Holtz Distress;
Pencils: Prismacolor;
Pens: Sakura Glaze;
Spellbinders: Oval Nestabilities;
Tools: Big Shot, Scor-Pal, paper trimmer, ink blending tool.

First off today, talk about a wonderful blog. I often head over to Passion for Crafts by Debbie and she has a wonderful treat to share. The artwork Debbie does, is truly scrumptious and I love going over there to take a peak. So stop on by and give her some love.

Now onto some more artwork to share. Today I'm sharing a piece I created for Outlines Rubbers Stamps. I hadn't heard of these before I did some artwork for a manufacturer spotlight over at SNR. These stamps can be used for SO many things and I love that you can easily manipulate them. Here is the first one for you. I used the Inspiration Background stamp for this card and cut all the squares out, then fanned them to create a flower.



Hope you enjoyed the card and remember that I've got some blog candy to give away too. You can find the post here