September 1, 2011

Inspired by Flowers 3


We've moved on from this month's spooky Who's That Mummy and today the MFT team is highlighting the classic style of the Inspired by Flowers series.  Inspired by Flowers 3 is full of gorgeous sentiments and images - I had so much fun making this card.


I stamped the beautiful flower on an oval and coloured it with copics, adding a little spica pen for glittery accents. While still in the die, I sponged around the oval and also spritzed with the spritzy thingee from SU. I stamped the sentiment right over top the image.

The base of my card was shaped with the Perfect Bracket Edge Die-namic, I layered some patterned paper behind the cut off layer. Mini rolled roses and leafy flourishes finish it all off!


The inside is super simple. I stamped a couple of flowers in distress ink and layered over another sentiment before sponging the edges.

Here are the details about the upcoming release on September 6 at 10 PM EST:
  • The MFT release is on September 6 at 10 PM EST. You can attend the release party from 8-10 PM EST here in the forum for fun, games, and prizes! All the new sets and dies will be available September 6 at 10 PM EST.
  • The guest designer contest is ON! Check out the forum for details on how YOU can win over $100 in stamp sets and play along with the DT for a month.
  • If you'd like to see all the teasers for today, please click on over to Kim's blog NOW!
  • We're offering you the chance at Teaser Time prizes every day during our new release preparations!  Each day, two prize vouchers are held by members of our Design Team.  Starting this month, you'll have all week to comment on each of the posts - all the winners will be posted on Tuesday, September 6th around 7:30pm.  Be sure to check the MFT Blog to see if perhaps YOU were one of our lucky FOURTEEN winners! Remember to leave a method of contact in your comments, because if you're selected as a prize winner, but we can't reach you, then we can't get you your prize!
Here are the Die-namics I've used today:



 Thanks for stopping by!
 
Stamps: Inspired by Flowers 3 (MFT Stamps) Cardstock: Vanilla, Bravo Burgandy (SU) Paper: A Beautiful Life (MME) Ink: Tuxedo Black (Memento) Rich Razzleberry (SU) Old Paper, Antique Linen & Peeled Paint Distrss Ink (Ranger)  Dies: Double Scallop Border, Mini rolled Roses, Leafy Flourish, Perfect Bracket Edge Die-namics (MFT Stamps) Oval Nestabilities (Spellbinders) Other: Spritzing Tool, Piercing Tool, Ribbon (SU) Copic Markers

39 comments:

  1. so pretty Sarah, love the bracket edge panel

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  2. a great card, those colors are dramatic and striking!

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  3. dang, girl! this is just beautiful!

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  4. Hi Sarah! Your cards are always gorgeous, and this is no exception. Love the burgundy colours and the flower is beautifully coloured. Love this!!

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  5. So pretty Sarah!! Those colors are beautiful together!

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  6. Sarah,

    That is absolutely GORGEOUS!!! :) I love the rich fall colors and those felt flowers are to die for!

    Thanks for sharing,

    Jennifer
    partridgelu at yahoo dot com

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  7. love the colors you used - the burgundy is so rich and offsets the yellow flower perfectly! TFS!

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  8. gorgeous, inside and out! love the bracket edge....great design!

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  9. Oh my...how do you come up with these ideas? Just gorgeous!!!

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  10. Your leafy flourish goes perfectly with the flower you used, so fabulous! Love the card design and the colors.

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  11. This card is just divine! Love the rolled roses...they look so rich and beautiful! And I love the bracket edge with the flourish!!
    A M A Z I N G!!!!

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  12. Love the colors here...so easy on the eye. Beautiful card and I really like the shaped layers

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  13. This is STUNNING! I adore how everything blends together so well. Beautiful embellishments and design. Michelle

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  14. Oh Sarah your card is stunning!!! I love how you used the bracket die for the edging - good idea!! And I love how you finished the inside - so soft and pretty :)

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  15. OOOOOOOOOH! Sarah, this is DELISH! LOVE the layout with the bracket edge (and how you layered it...LOVE!) and the felt flowers are YUMMY!!!

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  16. Stampalicious another month of just divine product

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  17. Your paper matches your flower so beautifully! Pretty card!

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  18. Love the yellow with the burgundy. All the embellishments are great, the flourish die cut and those flowers.

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  19. Great colors and really like the felt flowers

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  20. Oh Sarah - this is truly a beauty! So elegant and vibrant!!

    Gorgeous work as always!!

    Crafty Hugs!
    Meredith

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  21. This is like a never ending good treat, what a beautiful inside and outside, lovely card.

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  22. I like the scalloped dp -- awesome look!

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  23. So rich and beautiful! Your choice of colors and papers is fantastic!

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  24. This is gorgeous, Sarah! Quite elegant too! The burgandy is just lovely! :D

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  25. Gorgeous card, love the flowers, the burgundy is just so rich :)

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  26. The bracket edge is so lovely. Beautiful rich colours.

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  27. OMG tI'm loving the burgundy rolled felt roses...absolutely GORGEOUS!!!!

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  28. I love the edges on the front of the card and the inside is lovely. Great cards.

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  29. Such really beautiful cards! Love them! Teaser time is so fun! Enjoying looking at all the design team posts! Fun!

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  30. OMGosh.....I am amazed!! This card is STUNNING!!! I love the color and texture! FABULOUS job!!!!

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  31. ohhhh la la.........stunning!!!

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  32. What a beautiful vintage feel to your card. So elegant and pretty.

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  33. The felt flowers really finish off this card so well.

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