Here's another quilt card making use of some summery colors. I began with a piece of watercolor paper, adding some orange inks and spreading them with some spritzes of water and a brush. I die cut the frame using a MFT stitched quilt die, and then cut 3 more times using black, orange, and yellow cardstock. I put the cut pieces back into the quilt frame and added some SU! boho punched flowers with an orange mini brad to the center. The sentiment is from Hero Arts.
I'm sharing this over at the Little Red Wagon Challenge #344 which is "Fit it in - use an inlaid die cut on your project."
Enjoy your day and thanks for stopping by today!
Carol
11 comments:
So beautiful my friend!! LOVE the summer style colors on this pretty quilt design!! Happy and pretty this is!! :) HUGS
I simply adore your "quilt" cards! Love the colours you've used. Keeping it brief cuz of shoulder . . . trying to be good and staying off computer as much as poss!
Hugs, Sarn xxx
This is gorgeous Carol, lovely warm colours and great quilt design.
Pauline
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Wowzer Carol, love this colour combo, sure looks fabulous and love your techniques.xx{aNNie}
I am loving the hot, summery colors on this one Carol! Love how you water colored the farm and then added your beautiful colors in. The flower is perfect for the center of the quilt design! Hugs, Brenda
I can never get enough of your beautiful quilt cards, Carol! The warm and sunny hues of this one are divine!! Hugs, Darnell
Always love your quilt cards, this die is fabulous! Beautiful card, it has very vibrant and bright colours, so summer-like!
...Here Summer seems be far away... :(
Well you just had to do this challenge! This is your favorite thing to do! Looks smashing, Carol!
I really like this Carol. The colours are gorgeous and that really is a lovely die. Barbxx
So pretty! I'd snuggle under this bright happy quilt any day.
Wow!! This is gorgeous! What a fabulous design and your inlaid cuts work so perfectly with our Little Red Wagon challenge this week. Thanks so much for playing along!
Kate
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