Star Ranch
>> Friday, January 25, 2013
by Julie Warner - The Write Stuff
Happy Friday!
Y'all ready to saddle up and head for the ranch this weekend? I think my little cowboy is all ready to ride.For my ranch scene, I stamped the right side only of the Cowboy Snowman image, moved the stamp to the left and stamped the left side only, leaving a space where the snowman usually is on the image. The Double Tall Pines were stamped twice, colored w/ copics and cut out. I cut one pair in half and put them on either side and the full pair in the center. I used a black pen to add to the barn's left side just a bit and colored the scene before adding my pines and Saddle Up Cowboy.
For the sentiment, I used just the center of the Birthday Flower Circle and die cut it w/ a circle die. I used the Material Maker Square on a die cut star shape and attached the greeting circle on top. I love how it looks like denim or woven fabric when you stamp it once, turn the image and stamp it again. The finished card is 4.25 x 5.50.
Thanks so much for stopping by! Have a Yeehaw weekend, y'all!
Supplies:
stamps: Cowboy Snowman, Double Tall Pines, Saddle Up Cowboy, Material Maker Square, Birthday Flower Circle
paper: white, rusty brown
ink: Memento tuxedo black, Adirondack ginger
accessories: Spellbinders circle & star dies, Copic markers
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6 comments:
What an awesome scene you've created, Julie. I love how you combine various stamps to create something new. Very pretty!
Holy....Cow! Words are failing me!! This is so awesome!! Not only is your scene amazing , your coloring and shading are both SO perfect.
One question though - what happened to the snowman? :)
Classic, jaw dropping, Julie card :) Like Sue said, no words except, well...WOW! I'm warning everyone, no laughing at my double tall pines card on nexct Tuesday ;)
Wow is the right word, love how you used all the stamps. Awesome.
This is the sweetest little work of art! So much detail and effort. Love it.
Love how you've combined several stamps to create this scene. Never thought to only use a portion of the cowboy snowman image. The barn part is perfect for that little cowboy!
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