"Score one for me!" "Oh, did you see that?" "That one is mine, I called it first!"
I attempted (cough, cough) a one-layer magic card for the current Lawnscaping Challenge by stamping and stamping off in a rainbow of colors that darn cute squirrel from Lawn Fawn's Critters in the Burbs to replicate the swift movement that squirrels have.
Hee hee. I can just picture the eyes of both my boys getting huge, their necks turning to look if I was the one to shout "I just saw a purple squirrel, or was it yellow?"
Supplies:
Cardstock: (Natural White) SU
Stamps: (Critters in the Burbs, Sophie's Sentiments) Lawn Fawn
Ink: (Dusty Concord, Broken China, Peeled Paint, Wild Honey Distress) Ranger, (Onyx Black) Versafine
Other: (Black Marker) Pilot
Tool: (Corner Chomper) WR Memory Keepers


44 comments:
That stamping technique really does show movement! Nice job!!
This is so awesome, Karen! Love the scurrying squirrels!!! Great job!
I looove the rainbow colors and the effect of those squirrels running! Awesome card Karen!
those running squirrels are too cute - love the stamped effect. and you totally pulled off a one-layer card awesomely well!!
This is freaking awesome! Excuse my french. LOVE IT LOVE IT LOVE!
This so cute and clever! I love the simplicity of one-layer cards.
There's a technique I would love to learn!! love your card :)
Wow! This is super cute! You know I love the bright colors!!!
How cute!! Love you hopping squirrels! Such creativity!!
Super duper cool, Karen.
OMG (:>) ) That is just so cute and simple and fun and I want to make one too!!!
So clever Karen, you really can see movement in your card. Awesome!
So clever Karen, you really can see movement in your card. Awesome!
love the griedent of color and movement. Briliant!
Great stamping Karen.
Super cuteness!!!!
Love the motion and I'm sure there's a purple squirrel in your children's imagination :)
This is cute and clever!! I love all of the different colours you've used as well :)
Adorable card!!
Too cute! Love the colors and that technique is fabulous. I might have to try this, it makes a perfect one layer card! Thanks for sharing!
LOL! I love those speedy, colourful squirrels! And all that masking?? You have the patience of a saint... :)
so fun! those squirrels look mighty speedy indeed! :D love them in rainbow colors!
smashing!!! i love the movement you created with the squirrels! love it.
I just adore this Karen!! Love the graduation of colours - especially in cute squirrel form!
Love it so much I pinned it!!
So much fun!
I love the colours and the movement of the card!
What in the world is a sandhill crane? i'm going to have to go look that up!! :)
Fun and simple and so well done!
love it Karen!!
TFS~
This is fabulous! Love the fading colours of the scampering squirrels, a lovely fun and jolly card!
love the fading rainbow of squirrels, karen! you make cas so interesting to look at and think about:) enjoy your day!
This is so cool!
LOVE your 'rainbow' of squirrels Karen! I especially adore how you have made them look like they are moving accross the card, what a fantastic idea!
So fun! Great design!
aw...how FUN is this card, Karen! Just DARLING!
Your stamping technique is fabulous, Karen!! You did a great job!
That is cute, what a great idea and your pulled it off wonderfully!
Hee hee! I don't know how you were able to stamp these so well. Amazing!! I love the idea of purple squirrels. :)
So cute! Love the rainbow colors =)
absolutely fabulous!
I love how you created the movement across your card! I would love to see an aqua squirrel IRL!
Eeek, so, so cute and creative! I need that set now.
AWESOME!! Your stamping technique totally makes those squirrels look like they're scrambling! LOVE IT!
absolutely fabulous! love love how you stamped the squirrels. you are an inspiration, Karen! love love this!!
Karen,
You are so creative.. I love the colors in this card.. it is just beautiful.. :) HUGS
What a great sense of movement and color! Love it! Thanks for joining us at Lawnscaping!
This is awesome, Karen! Love the colors and how they're scampering across the card! Magical!
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