How to Craft a Beautiful Sunflower Card with Impression Obsession Stamps

 Hey, you beautiful crafty people! We are in the season of sunflowers now, aren't we? I have loved sunflowers for as long as I can remember, and today's card celebrates those beautiful fall blooms on a handmade card using stamps from Impression Obsession. 

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Make a field of flowers as long as you want by simply repeat stamping the image across the card base.  I stamped it three times across a kraft cardstock panel in black ink. Then to add some detail, I colored parts of the flowers with a white colored pencil. Adding white colored pencil to dark cardstock is a fun way to add some detail without it being distracting. 

After stamping the sentiment, I also added some details and dots with a white pen. Again, it doesn't distract, but is a simple way to finish things off a bit. 

I layered yellow cardstock along with some gingham ribbon (because honestly, how can a sunflower card NOT have gingham ribbon?) It's just a sweet and simple fall card. What flower stamps do you have in your stash that you could stamp across a card base? 

Here's a happy coincidence. If you're a sunflower-loving crafter like me, check out this sale on the Impression Obsession website, featuring SUNFLOWERS! 

Today is Old is New day on the IO blog. It's the day we celebrate the oldies-but-goodies in our stamp and die stash. Stop by the Impression Obsession blog to see all of the designers participating in Old is New Day today! I know they have amazing projects to inspire us, featuring some of their favorite oldies-but-goodies. I'm so glad you stopped by today! Happy crafting! xoxo

Supplies on Today's Card:

Be Yourself Today

Jay's Flower

Sakura Gelly Roll Pen

FSJ Color Burst Colored Pencils