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Sunday, 7 June 2009

A bit of sunshine

The rain here has been torrential for most of the day, although it has just stopped. I decided I would not pop down the road to pick up a copy of Craft Stamper, that's how bad it was, lol! I am feeling virtuous though, because I have done 7 reports today! If I can do a couple more this evening I will only have ten left to do! There is an up side to rain!
Anyway, I thought I would have a break and make a card. I used distress inks in spiced marmalade, fired brick, dried marigold and mustard seed. The stamps are all from graphicus, and the 'Flower' is also sprayed with gold creative colour sprays. I wanted to create a little ray of sunshine on such a dark day ;o)

7 comments:

  1. Beautiful colour and it sure does make the sun shine ... gorgeous work my friend
    Hugs June xxx

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  2. Wow - that's very clever - what a good idea

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  3. This is fab, and these are my favourite colours. I had to laugh at your husband doing the ironing, mine does all the cooking. Thank goodness for the modern man eh :o)

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  4. Very sunny. Lovely colour combination.

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  5. Poor you having the rain. It's been quite sunny here, although much cooler.
    Your card certainly brightens things up though, what fantastic colours.
    Keep going with those reports!!

    Lisax

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  6. Fabulous - definately more that a "bit" of sunshine.

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  7. Now that's my kind of colours - just what we need on a dull day. You could enter that for this month's Graphicus challenge you know ...

    Glenda

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