Eagle Eye

One of the proudest moments of my young childhood (that I can remember!) is when I found a small nail in the carpet that was dropped by my grandmother. As she took it from my hand and said thank you, she also commented that I was so sharp, I had an eagle eye! Tickled, I tell you, to be recognized in such a manner by a such fine woman! The colors from this combination of a bird's eye was so captivating, I wanted to try out a similar palette. Instantly I thought of the memory too, and it brought good vibes!

Onto this week's Skipping Stones Deign Sketch Challenge with another fabulous sketch from Cristina. I stamped the tiled image from Timeless Textures and a sentiment from Heartsong onto a panel and then adhered that to a series of two die cut mats. I knotted and wrapped twine at each end of the mat and ahdered the entire piece to an embossed cardstock base. I enjoyed working with these soft colors.

There are some great samples on the blog from the team members and guest designers, Tammy, Andrea and Karen! Please go check it out and then link up your original creation for a chance to win!

Supplies:
Carstock: (Soft Stone) PTI, (Natural Ivory) SU, (White) 

Stamps: (Timeless Textures, Heartsong) Skipping Stones Design

Ink: (Certainly Celery Pigment) SU, (Vintage Photo Distress) Ranger

Fiber: (Natural Burlap String) May Arts

Tools: (Linen Impression Plate, Mat Stack Die) PTI, (Die) Wplus9, (Corner Chomper) WR Memory Keepers