Conie Fong - Sunflower Gnome

Did you know that gnomes are symbols of good luck? Gnomes are thought to provide protection over things buried in the ground, such as treasures and minerals. They are still used today to provide protection for crops and livestock. It is also believed that gnomes protect gardens and that is why you see many garden gnomes. Conie Fong has created this adorable Sunflower Gnome digital stamp. It comes in a five-stamp bundle that includes three stamps and two sentiments. It is currently on sale, so grab it now!

For this 6x6 card, I imported the digital stamps into my Silhouette Cameo and did a print and cut. Then I colored the stamp using Copic markers. I cut out a circle using a die and colored it with Distress Inks. I used Distress Ink to ink up a wood grain stencil and cut the paper diagonally. I found the patterned paper on Freepik. All supplies are listed below.

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Copic markers used:

Beard: C5, C3, C1

Skin: E15, E13, E11, E00, E000

Sunflower, pants: YR27, YR23, YR21, YR20

Center of Sunflowers: E49, E47, E44, E43, E42

Green/Leaves: G28, G17, G03, G00

Flower Pots, Boots, Belt: E49, E44, E42

Blue/Hat, shirt: B28, B24, B23, B21

Distress Inks used:

Faded Jeans, Wild Honey, Squeezed Lemonade

Circle Die: Stamp Anniething Shaker Basic Set #1

Wood Grain Stencil: Stamp Anniething Tree Bark

Pattern Paper from Freepik