Inspired by...photography (POD)

Hi everyone! Welcome back to another Purple Onion Saturday. Today I was inspired by the beautiful purple and orange colors in THIS PHOTO I saw on flickr. Here's my card:

First, I created the background by applying a light layer of Rusty Hinge Distress Ink to white cardstock. Then I inked up the Vintage Damask Background stamp by POD with Rusty Hinge Distress Ink:

Before stamping the large background, I misted it with water. Oh boy, I will be using this stamp lots in the future--so fun and a quick way to make a bold statement!
I also used the Late 1800's Script background and Single Stem by Purple Onion Designs.

Thanks for stopping by! See you on Monday with my next "Inspired by..." stamper! :)

Inspired by...photography

Here is another POD card inspired by some awesome flickr photography. My inspiration was THIS photo. And here's my card:Here are the Purple Onion stamps I used for this card:
Halloween Flight
Stems and Grass

Thanks for looking! Hope everyone is having a great weekend!

Inspired by...photography

Today's Purple Onion Design card is inspired by THIS beautiful photo I found on flickr.

Those cute little pumpkins are so fun to color! Here are links to the POD stamps I used:
Pumpkins
Thanksgiving Feast Sentiment Set
Stems and Grass Set

Thanks again for popping by! Hope you have a wonderful weekend full of lots of creative time! HUGS!

Inspired by... photography!

I have special edition of "Inspired by..." today. I can't tell you how much I enjoy flickr--especially when looking at beautiful, inspiring cards. But the other day I decided to do a search for photography in general and lets just say that I spent WAY too much time ooohing and aaahhhing over some awesome photos. So today's card is inspired by the awesome photography by "photoholic1." My inspiration photo for this card can be seen HERE.
Here is my card:
I used the following Purple Onion Designs stamps:
Indian Corn
Late 1800's Script Background

Thanks for stopping by! I'll see you on Monday with our next "Inspired by..." stamper.