The Stroll starts at the Rubbernecker Stamps Blog where you will find the rules on how to win one of the sets being released today or even possibly the GRAND PRIZE. If you haven’t started at the Rubbernecker Stamps Blog, you should go there now in order to not miss anything. Winners will be drawn on Friday, 12:00 Noon.
Here is my phrase clue for the GRAND PRIZE: Rubbernecker
The Blog Stroll continues at Sherry’s Blog where you will find the next phrase clue.
Today’s card features the 2 new Kittie Kits, Farm Scene #8 & Chicken Coop #7. I used the Master #2 set for the gravel. The crackle paint background was created by painting the cardstock with Ceramcoat crackle medium and when almost dry, coating the layer with Sandstone acrylic paint. the Images were masked and misted with distress reinkers and then color was sponged on while the layer was still wet. The sentiment is an SEI rub on.
The barn doors were stamped and layered on the top of the barn using a gate fold opening.
Prism Cardstock: Cream, Sunflowers Dark, Desert Coral Dark, Herbal Garden Dark.
Ink: Stazon Jet Black, Distress Pads & Reinkers/Scattered Straw, Fired Brick, Pine Needles, Vintage Photo
Ribbon, Flocked Brads, SEI Rub On, Crackle Medium, Acrylic Paint, sewing machine.
What a cute card. Gloria
ReplyDeleteOooh! very nice card!! Thank you for sharing!!
ReplyDeleteSuch a sweet scene!!!
ReplyDeleteLove everyone's work, thanks.
ReplyDeletelove the card! thanks for the chance to win!
ReplyDeletecamelot4101@aol.com
Shelly - I love the cracked weathered loong paint on your background! Fabulous!
ReplyDeleteLove the crackled bg and the soft colors!
ReplyDeletethat crackled bg is marvy! and what fun brads you added for that extra 'wowza' factor! beautiful card! :)
ReplyDeleteWhat fabulous design elements. That crackle background is the perfect rustic feel for this card. Great job!
ReplyDeleteFabulous card! I enjoyed this stroll and love both new sets!
ReplyDeleteFabulous card! I enjoyed this stroll and love both new sets!
ReplyDeleteWhat a great effect that crackle paint gives to this card!! Outstanding job Shelly!
ReplyDeleteI've never tried crackle before but after seeing your card I'll have to give it a go, lol. You have created an awesome card.
ReplyDeleteCards are just great! I love the way the crackled part of the card looks like paint peeling! Very realistic!
ReplyDeleteLove your card and thanks for the explanation for the background paper and the coloring of the images.
ReplyDeleteSheryl
sjhengen at gmail dot com
Love the background crackle paper!!! Such a cool effect!
ReplyDeleteShelly, I love seeing the chickens with the barn -- gives me perspective on what I'll be winning! er buying.... Mary
ReplyDeleteI like what you did with the image,. It looks like the sun is setting and bathing everything in a pink glow.
ReplyDeleteWhat a wonderful use of color and the stamps, and then the gate fold! WOW!!! Great card!!!!
ReplyDeleteIt's fun to see everyone's different cards using this set. Very pretty colors.
ReplyDeleteEveryone has such a unique creative techniques for using the same stamps. I would never have thought of using crackle. Such a nice card.
ReplyDeleteGreat card, great colors!!!!
ReplyDeleteadding the colors really makes this pop
ReplyDeleteFantastic, Shelly! Love the gatefold on the door and that crackled background is a great touch, making the whole scene real!
ReplyDeleteI love texture!! You always have such good ideas using texture and this is just one more wonderful example!
ReplyDeleteI love the soft, dreamy look this card has. You really created an atmosphere for this scene. Thanks for sharing.
ReplyDeleteDOnnaB
What a beautiful card. Love the colours. Thanks for the stroll.
ReplyDeleteLove your bg and the wonderful coloring of your image!
ReplyDeleteStunning, Shelly!! I just love the crackle paint background and the color over the image are stunning!!
ReplyDeleteShelly,
ReplyDeleteVery lovely, soft card. The new images from Kittie are great!
Take care and STAY POSITIVE!
Very cute Stamps! Thanks for the blog candy opportunity:)
ReplyDeleteGorgeous; I love the rustic feel. Looks like it must have taken forever to make this! LOL
ReplyDeleteThanks for letting us look!
Looks like a bit of foggy weather down on the farm
ReplyDeleteI love this scene! And I love the way you used raffia on your chicken card yesterday - it's perfect!
ReplyDeleteSwedie
Just stroll'n by - love the stamps!
ReplyDeleteLove the soft night like colors, very pretty!!
ReplyDeleteShirley H.
Like your use of the crackle paint!
ReplyDeleteLike your use of the crackle medium!
ReplyDeleteYou never cease to amaze and wow me!
ReplyDeletegreat card - thank you for sharing!
ReplyDeleteWOW Shelly! Your artwork is picture perfect! Beautifully done!
ReplyDeleteAgain, amazing detail on yet another beautiful card!
ReplyDeleteThis is so great, Shelley! I'm lovin' the crackle!
ReplyDeleteNice job. I love the rustic have achieved!
ReplyDeleteVery cute! Love the colors.
ReplyDeleteCute cards!
ReplyDeletebeautiful!
ReplyDeleteBeautiful card. The paper choice really sets off the gorgeous new stamps. Thanks for the chance to win these sets too!
ReplyDeleteThis set can be used so many ways. Thanks for another great idea. I hope I win!
ReplyDeletenancyrgrimes@yahoo.com
Your cards are awesome.
ReplyDeleteI have loved every one of them and this is no exception!!! Great job with this scene!
ReplyDeleteGreat card! I'm really enjoying seeing all the creations on this blog hop today!
ReplyDeleteStunning! I love the old painted wood effect.
ReplyDeleteGreat card. I've never used the crackle paint, but will soon after seeing your talents!
ReplyDeleteBeautiful card and colors! Thanks for the inspiration!
ReplyDeleteAndrea McCulley
prayalways421@yahoo.com
Love the crackle - one of my favorite effects. On the screen the color shimmers...Thanks for providing the eye candy for the stroll....
ReplyDeleteWow, this is so awesome! The colors and technique are so cool! God Bless! Angella
ReplyDeleteLove the stamps! Wonderful card.
ReplyDeletemichelle.grace@flhosp.org
Great card, gives me something else to try.
ReplyDeletecathyr@ripnet.com