We have an advantage here in the UK when Papertrey Ink hold its monthly blog hop - we are 5 hours ahead in the day so there is plenty of time to get ready to join in. This month's inspiration photo from Stone Gable is so pretty too. I'm looking forward to having a good look around Stone Gable later on.
I'm still on my back to basics kick with this card - although there is one extra layer as I wanted to echo the darker background in the photo.
The little hydrangea in the photo is, I think, one I have in my garden. Its a plant I remember from our garden when I was small - I recognised those little pompom flowers as soon as I saw them at our local garden centre. Its at its best right now and has more flowers than ever this year. I wish I could remember it's name. Supplies: PTI stamps - Mehndi Medallion, Beautiful Butterflies, Think Big Favourites #2, Boxes Bags & Tags
Very, very pretty!
ReplyDeleteWow, I'm in awe of how you built the focal point out of so many stamps. I'll have to try that. Thanks for the inspiration, Ann!
ReplyDeleteLove the images coming from the Mendi Medallions.
ReplyDeleteOh, wow, this is gorgeous! Fabulous stamping, Ann!
ReplyDeleteLOVE your stamping on this card...GREAT WORK!!!
ReplyDeletethis is so awesome!! i love what you have created with these individual stamps!! so creative and beautiful!!
ReplyDeleteWow. This is fab. You needed a lo of patience to create this card but it is well worth it. Hugs Mrs a
ReplyDeleteLove the pattern you have stamped. Your flower looks a perfect match.
ReplyDeletethis is so awesome!! i love, love, love it!!!
ReplyDeletewow Great work Ann, even though they are 5 hours ahead, I never manage to join in! I love hydrangeas, just bought another stamp with one on to add to the collection.
ReplyDeleteI CASED an idea from one of your cards, have a look on my blog.
Linbyx
This is so remarkable! What a great medallion you created!!
ReplyDeleteFabulous background.
ReplyDeleteWow! This is lovely! You made such an original medallion!
ReplyDeleteI love how you have mixed these stamps Ann and you came up with a very stylish card!
ReplyDeleteYou did a great job mixing all of the stamps and making your own circular borders ~ a very creative take on the challenge!
ReplyDeleteGorgeous card. Love how you continued the circular pattern using other stamps. Great idea.
ReplyDeleteI'm very late, but this is just a gorgeous card!! You did the inspiration justice, and took it up a notch or two!! :-)
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