So, this week we are invited to take inspiration from the kitchen Notice THE kitchen, not YOUR kitchen. My kitchen is singularly uninspiring. I was considering trawling pinterest until I saw IT.
What was IT I hear you cry? Not the stack of recycling bins in the corner. Not the half full bowl of cat food that is seemingly invisible to the cat. Not the small pile of crumbs under the toaster. (I did briefly toy with the idea of attaching these in a neat line via sticky strip, like glitter). Not the mess of post waiting to be filed. Appalled? Read the sub-heading of this blog again....
I designed & cut the template with Silhouette Studio & then masked off bits & pieces with Post It notes. The full colour panels were achieved by sponging, some with Versamark & then chalk.
I'm now wondering if I should have moved this more towards the centre of the card. Undecided.
Did you see the little flourish that sneaked in while I wasn't looking? Also, can you tell I read an article about how to improve your photos - note the seamless background. When I get my new craft room (not SO far away now) I am definitely making a light box.
Linking to:
One Layer Wednesday: OLW93, In The Kitchen
Cool take on your inspiration! Love how you created the template first, so very clever!
ReplyDeleteLove your use of print and patterned stamps, it's easy to see where you got your inspiration. (And I quite like the positioning to the side of the card).
ReplyDeleteVery cool interpretation of your inspiration basket and a clever template you can use again if you so desire. Great colour scheme and mix of patterns.
ReplyDeleteWhat a giggle! I love how you interpreted your home-made pot. I love how you made your home-made pot (I so wish we had something like Lakeland here in Canada - I love looking when I'm in Edinburgh at my in-laws). I love that you thought about using toast crumbs as an embellishment! You could have used jam as an adhesive - going now before I get too out of hand! lol!
ReplyDeleteLove your post - I try to avoid housework as much as possible too! I'm succeeding :))))
ReplyDeleteLove your inspiration pot; the card is just super! Great work!
I had to chuckle since I also struggled to find something inspiring in my kitchen (I thought that was the challenge - whoops) -- I love that you were able to make a card to match your junk bin - :) Great idea with the template~
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