I hope you are enjoying the new Elizabeth Craft Designs stamp release featuring the 8 new 6×8 inch stamp sets from designer Charlene Van Der Vorst as much as I am.  Today I am popping into share a collection of cards I made using the new A Field of Flowers stamp set.

I used every stamp in this set to create this collection, so you should really get to see all that the set entails.

I started this set by trimming up some 90lb Soft Finish Cardstock to 4.25×5.5 inches and then using my stamping platform so I could leave the leaves and the sentiment in place for each card and just replace the flowers, speeding up the stamping process.

Then using my copics, I colored up each of the images.  I also die cut the cardstock using the Stitched Indented Rectangle dies and distressed two of the corners with Distress Oxides.

I decided that this flower was a poppy, so I colored it with R05, R14, R37.  All the leaves and stems were colored with YG61, YG63, and YG67.  I also used some Fired Brick Distress Oxide for the corners.

For the Tulip card I pulled out my Y11, Y13, Y15, and Y17 copic and the Scattered Straw Distress Oxide.

I decided to treat this flower as if it was a cosmos flower and colored it in orange tones.  I used Y17, YR02, YR07.  I then colored the edges with some Mustard Seed Distress Oxide.

I treated this image as if it was a daily and colored it up with B60 and B63 as well as some Y11, Y13 and Y17 for the center of the flower.  I used some Victorian Milled Lavender Distress Oxide.

I was never really certain what flower this was, so I just decided to make it purple so I could have a really fun collection of colors to work with for this set.  I colored the flower with V91, V93, V95, and V99 plus a little Wilted Violet Distress Oxide.

Make sure you keep tuning in this week to my blog, because I am not yet done sharing projects made from this new stamp set line.  And let me know which of the flowers from the new A Field of Flowers stamp set in the comments below.  Until then, Happy Crafting.