Hello and Welcome to week 21 of the colour creations Blog-hop. This week we are featuring Daffodil Delight. another Yellow colour but this one is a really lovely bright Yellow. I thought that it would go really nice with the Construction Zone Stamp Set. so here is my Card.
I started with a Basic White card base, not that you can see it. and I added Basic Black and Daffodil delight strips that I cut at 3/4 inch wide and glue them to the front of the card on the diagonal. I then cut out the centre front with the Countryside Corner dies. I then cut out another set to make the frame around the opening in the front of my card. I placed the piece that I cut out from the front onto the inside of my card and added my sentiment to this section instead of the front. I then stamped the forklift and mixer truck coloured them and hand cut them out along with the witches hats. I then made this card into a Tent Fold as I wanted to add my truck and forklift to the inside of the card.
So I folded another piece of white card and stamped the inner base to look like gravel I used the stamp from the Oceanfront set for this. I then glue this section to the card and added my trucks and forklifts to the inside and front. I stamped the arrows around the edge to add a little more interest. I placed my writing panel onto the back of the card.
I added a Daffodil delight layers and then using one of the scrap pieces of strips I drew lines on the diagonal and coloured the black section with my Basic Black Marker Pen. I only had to do around the edges as I added the Basic white writing panel. Finishing off the panel with another forklift and workman. I really love the way this card turned out, it really does look like a work zone.
All the items used in this project can be found in the 2023-24 Annual Stampin' Up! Catalogue. If you would like to purchase these product please contact me via Email, Phone or PM so that I might help you with your purchase.
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