As usual my inspiration also came from the lovely Lauren Bergold of "...all the good blog names were taken..." She was the first person I ever saw create these patterns on her cards. I asked her how she did it, and she even wrote an easy sunburst tutorial. Check it out! Instead of her 1" increments, I used 1 1/2".
The Echo Park papers and stickers were purchased from Shop Pumpkin Spice.
*MWAH* to you, Lynn...you are such a blessing to our family.
Supplies:
papers: Echo Park "Country Drive"
stickers: Echo Park "a walk in the park" and "Country Drive"
border punch: Martha Stewart grass punch
14 comments:
This is BEAUTIFUL!! LOVING the colors and the rays!!!
Beautiful...love the sunburst paper layout! Lee-Ann :)
The is BEEutiful! I know your daughter's teacher will appreciate the work and thought you put into this! Amazing!
Darling card for what seems like a darling person! :)
Beautiful card, love all the colors and sunburst effect. Am going to try that out soon it's too cool =)
Oh my gosh June this is such a CUTE card! This card is A burst of sunshine, wish it would bring some sun out over my way:) The colors are gorgeous and as always so fabulous June!
Have a SUPER day!
Shelly
Oh this is so creative....I love it June! ;) Hugs x
Awww.. Your card makes me smile. So cute.
Hugs~
Cute and happy card- I love those papers too! :)Amy
Very very sweet card. I am sure your DD's teacher will treasure it.
Such a fun summery card!
Terrific card!! I love the sunburst strips--thanks for including a tutorial, I'd love to figure this out!!
oof! i think you've totally put me to shame here, i don't think i used the "sunburst" half as well as you did!!! how cool to see it done AS the light source in your adorable little scene! BRILLIANT... in *every* sense of that word! ♥♥♥!
Good lord, this is more beautiful than maybe you realize!! Your papers and the burst are absolutely delicious!!
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