Purple Onion Designs is celebrating it's new stamp release by Stacy Yacula. There is a discount for the bundled set of the full collection going on now until May 15th. I am excited to share a card that takes us to the cornfield and beyond:
I started by coloring a background of fields in the distance, then created a dirt hill for the corn field. The corn was colored and cut several times, along with one scarecrow. The corn was adhered directly on the background, but the scarecrow is on foam adhesive. The fence and sunflowers were colored and cut as a front panel on foam adhesive. The Chicken and chicks are also colored, cut, and adhered with foam adhesive
Every summer growing up, my family would take a seven hour drive from the Chicagoland area to Southern Illinois to visit my dad's family. On those long trips we would pass miles and miles of corn. The saying goes, "knee-high by the fourth of July", which was a way of measuring how well the crops were growing. My dad would take a puff from his pipe, exhale, and mistakenly say, "The corn is knee-high by July the fourth." As kids, you can be sure that we wouldn't forget it, we always laughed and laughed, repeated it a million times, and it became our new saying, even to this day. So funny what one remembers from childhood.
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Stamps: Purple Onion Design Fence, Scarecrow, Corn Stalks, Sunflowers, Hen, Chicks
Copics: E21,23,25,40,41,42,43,44,47,49,50,51,53,55,57 G12,14,17,20,21,24,40,43, YG01,03,06,11,61,63, C1,2,4,6,7, YR14,18,23,27, R05,08, Y08, 13,17,19,35, BG10,23,45,49,
Ink: Memento Tuxedo Black
Thanks for coming over to visit! I hope you have a wonderful day!
Kara
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