Rich Razzleberry Primrose ...

Happy Stump Day, hampers!

Today's card project was created using card stock and dye ink from Stampin' Up's new "In Color," Rich Razzleberry. Is this not a great color, or what?!? Yum! Clicky on the photo for a closer look at the yumminess.

I stamped my primrose image twice on Very Vanilla card stock using Rich Razzleberry dye ink, colored the flower and leaves with Copic markers, then layered the second colored image over the first for dimension. {breathe ...}

I cut out the stamped image with a Megabilities Curvy Rectangle die then mounted the image on a larger die using foam tape.

I'll add an appropriate sentiment to the inside of my card as the stamped image takes up a lot of real estate.

For the rest of the razzle-dazzle, check out the supply list, below.

Sooooooooo, this weekend Sheila and I took a hike through the Loxahatchee Refuge which is part of the Florida Everglades.

As we're hiking along, we come across a sign that reads, "Beware of Panthers." Okay, YIKES!!

"Gee, I wish I wore my running sneakers." Sheila said.

"Ummm, what's the difference?" I asked, "It's not like you're gonna outrun a panther!"

"Actually," Sheila replied, "all I have to do is outrun you."

This from my dearest friend ...

~Hugs,

• Card Stock: Textured Card Stock by Bazzill Basics; "Very Vanilla" and "Rich Razzleberry" Card Stock by Stampin' Up!
• Stamp: "Primrose" by Stampourri
• Ink: "Rich Razzleberry" Dye Ink by Stampin' Up!
• Color Medium: Copic Markers
  
• Accessories: Grosgrain Ribbon by Close to My Heart
• Tools: Die-Cut Machine by Provo Craft; Megabilities Dies by Spellbinders Paper Arts; Scotch ATG 714 Adhesive; Foam Tape
• Finished Size: 4 1/4" x 5 1/2"