The Market Street Stamp Company is celebrating their 1st Anniversary with a Special Edition Block Party and there is a WICKED AWESOME prize at stake. You can read all about it here!
It's not everyday that you get the chance to enter a contest like this one! I am soooo excited! So excited, in fact, that I ordered the same background stamp twice ... {oops}.
I used two different collections on my card for this contest: Autumn Greetings and the Bit of Burlap background stamp. The cardstock base is French Roast cardstock from Amuse Studio, and I combined that with Vintage Cream cardstock from PTI and patterned papers from Crate Paper's Farmhouse Collection:
Everything was stamped using Memento's Rich Cocoa ink. I used a paper punch to cut out the hearts and strung them up on a piece of cream twine to make it look like the cute little scarecrow was holding a banner:
Then I finished the card off with the sentiment stamped on the die-cut banner, which was stitched at one end and layered in between the two pieces of cream cardstock.
I hope you enjoy this card as much as I enjoyed making it!
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10 comments:
Oh...I love him!!
Love that background...
and you crack me up!
Ordering 2!! :)
But it's a fabby background so...
Love the little heart string...
and the way you did the sentiment!
Fabulous!!
Oh how I looooove the heart banner! So sweet and clever! The background stamp is fabulous--I can see why you bought it twice! LOL!
That punched heart banner is adorable! Great work!
Oh i love this so cute!!!!
This is so cute!! I love that the scarecrow is holding the heart banner!! Super cute!
Just darling!! I love your sweet scarecrow with his string of hearts :) Glad you joined us at the Market Street Block Party!
Absolutely adorable, I love scarecrows!
Suzanne!! This is SOOO fun! Love the little heart banner- so cute!
You know what I love about this card? The uncolored scarecrow. I love when I see this on cards....It makes a fun focal point! I think my eyes are drawn even more to it!
I love love love this card! I love the layers and the texture! And I love how you didn't color the scarecrow!
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