I followed the tutorial on Splitcoaststampers for making your own buttons, although I used the diecuts rather than punched circles. I chose cardstock to match my daisies, cutting them out five times and gluing them together. My daisies, a sneak peek of a soon-to-be-released set from Mark's Finest Papers, a Heinrich Company, called Oopsy Daisy, were colored with Copic markers. Look for this set next week.
If you'd like to get creative and play along with us, check out the CCEE Blog.
Stamps: Mark's Finest Papers - Oopsy Daisy
Paper: MFP Lily Pad, Snow Storm Smooth
Ink: Memento Tuxedo Black, Bamboo Leaves
Accessories: Copic markers, Sizzix Embosslits Sweet Buttons, Cuttlebug Wedding Set embossing folder, Burnt Sienna Ultrafine Flower Soft
What a great CAS design and happy card, Lois. It's grey and wet here, your candy colours and cheerful daisies are a good start to the morning for me.
ReplyDeleteLOVE your buttons.....and the different colors you used...perfect to compliment your beautiful daisies
ReplyDeleteThose buttons are wonderful! I love the three colors of the daisies, and that you did the buttons to match!!
ReplyDeleteLois, good job with the buttons and your daises are really pretty in those colors.
ReplyDeleteso pretty, love the buttons and matching beautiful flowers.
ReplyDeleteWow! So clean and pretty, Lois! I love your color coordinated buttons with your pretty flowers. I have that button die, too, and love it.
ReplyDeleteLois this is so PRETTY!~
ReplyDeleteLois,
ReplyDeleteYour buttons look so very real! And, your daises are gorgeous. Boy howdy - when you pop them up you really pop them up - 5 times! That's lots of coloring and cutting - but they look absolutely beautiful!
Fabulous coloring on those daisies,Lois. Such a pretty card! Great buttons too.
ReplyDeleteI really like how you framed the first and put your sentiment in the frame. Love it. Your tent topper is fabulous.
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