It's time for the next FarmQuest General Store challenge, and our themes are always "Anything Country Goes." Yes, it has to have a 'country' look or feel but beyond that, it's anything goes.
Since this is our Thanksgiving month here in the USA, I focused on the most traditional part of a family Thanksgiving feast, the turkey. This turkey image is a gray-scale sketch but I used Sanjoki markers to change it to sepia-toned. The sentiment was merged at the bottom of the image before printing. I cut the image with a die from Tonic Studios and inked the edges with a coffee brown Sanjoki marker.
The background dp came from a 'Calico' stack by DCWV and the colors and scattering of blossoms seemed perfect for a late fall card. There's a small swipe of Stickles added to each tiny flower for just a hint of sparkle. I die cut a bit of creamy burlap paper using a butterfly die from Poppy (Memory Box) and added a tiny seed bead to the center (old, old, OLD Stampin' Up stash which I found after cleaning out and reorganizing a desk drawer!)
I have a second post going live in just a couple of minutes for the November FQ Country Christmas Challenge so be sure to check out that one, too. Happy Crafting. NanaConnie
7 comments:
Gobble gobble. Wobble wobble. Waddling in to compliment your autumn-licious farm-tastic turkey card! Thanks for being on the FQGS design team! Your support this year is greatly appreciated! --Becca
Fabulous card Nana Connie! I love the rustic feel. I'm pretty sure I've still got those old SU beads somewhere too. It's good to see you again at PIP.
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What a wonderful card, thanks for sharing it with us at the Outlawz Monday Greetings Challenge Blog.
Big hugs Ilonka DT
BEAUTIFUL CARD! Happy holidays and good luck!
I love that detailed turkey stamp. I'm a November Bday so I get the warm fuzzies when I see one! Beautiful!
Lovely card! Thank you for playing along with The Outlawz Monday Greetings challenge!
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