When I saw the corn in the Perfectly Preserved stamp set I knew I would be making a card with a few ears of Indian Corn. I inked everything using markers starting with Mustard Yellow and then adding both Riding Hood Red and Cajun Craze for the corn kernels. The husks were inked with Old Olive. I stamped two ears of corn directly on the white cardstock and the middle one I cut out and adhered using dimensionals. I did add a little raffia before adhering the final ear of corn and it completes the image. And while I look at the card right now, guess what I am thinking? "I should have used the coordinating framelit to cut the corn!" DUH!!!!! Have a wonderful day.
Thursday, August 16, 2012
Indian Corn
When I saw the corn in the Perfectly Preserved stamp set I knew I would be making a card with a few ears of Indian Corn. I inked everything using markers starting with Mustard Yellow and then adding both Riding Hood Red and Cajun Craze for the corn kernels. The husks were inked with Old Olive. I stamped two ears of corn directly on the white cardstock and the middle one I cut out and adhered using dimensionals. I did add a little raffia before adhering the final ear of corn and it completes the image. And while I look at the card right now, guess what I am thinking? "I should have used the coordinating framelit to cut the corn!" DUH!!!!! Have a wonderful day.
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