Floral Background Die from Alcohol Inks

 I created a page of alcohol inks using fall colors for this card.  With the leftover piece, I cut the floral background die from poppystamps.com.  Stunning effect of the shine and color variation of the alcohol inks.  

Thank You with Atessa Collage

 I made twelve of these cards for my grandson's teacher.  Jakob is remote learning this year.  His teacher has gone above and beyond for Jakob.  We are so lucky to have her in his corner.

Colors:

Bermuda Bay

Coastal Cabana

Black

Stamps:

Enjoy Life for the Thank You Kindly

Simply Wonderful for the inside sentiment

Other:

Atessa Collage die by Poppy Stamps

Birthday: Framed Ivy

Colors:
Tranquil Tide
So Saffron
Black

Stamps:
Label for That
Background stamp

Other:
Simple Holly Vine Frame die (poppystamps.com)

All Occasion: Floral Stem Collage Watercolor

Another Poppy Stamp die.  The die also cuts the embossed flower layered on the flower in the frame.  I like the extra texture on the card.  

Colors:
Tangelo Twist
Black
Watercolor powders

Stamps:
None

Other:
Floral Stem Collage
Pearls
Ribbon

Birthday: Ragged Daisy Blessings

May your troubles be less and your blessings be more is one of my favorite Irish blessings.  I used both watercolor powder and watercolor with stamps on this card.  I sprinkled the powder on one side of the card and spritzed.  I used inked stamps on the other side, but I placed them in the spritzed water before I stamped them.  I have quite a bit of white still showing, which created an entirely new look to my watercoloring.

Colors:
Black
Tangelo Twist
White
Watercolor powder

Stamps:
Barn Door
French Foliage
Gorgeous Grunge
Timeless Textures

Other:
Ragged Daisy die (Poppy Stamps)
Black enamel dots

Birthday: Watercolor with Tulisa Collage

The Tulisa Collage die is from poppystamps.com.  I love the dies with water color powders.  

Colors:
Bashful Blue
Pistachio Pudding
Night of Navy
Watercolor powders

Stamps:
Perfect Pairs

Other:
Tulisa Collage die
Gems

Birthday: Window with Happy Scenes

This is my challenge card for this month.  I love how Stampin' Up! is getting their stamp sets and framelits to coordinate. 

Colors:
Soft Suede
Crumb Cake
Early Espresso
Very Vanilla
Mossy Meadow
Bashful Blue

Stamps:
Happy Scenes
Itty Bitty Banners

Other:
Grand Madison Window from Poppy Stamps
Bitty Banners Framelits
Embossing folder
Sponge daubers
Marker
Blender pen

The Hearth and Home framelits were backordered, so I used my Grand Madison Window from Poppy Stamps.  The window size is the same, but the framelit is one piece instead of two.