If you are wondering about the colors, I got them from the color challenge at CR84FN. I like the combo a lot. Though I had to use a non-SU purple. It is an old piece of CM cardstock.
The sketch is from this week's Retro Sketches.
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I took some liberty with the size. It is a 4 1/4 square card. I also left off the swirly bit. I was going to add it but couldn't decide which color to use.
Instead I added a little detail in the top corner. :) Isn't that teeny tiny brad cute? I was going to add a rhinestone, but I was curious to see just how small my new brads are.
It feels good to be crafting again. I have a stack of challenges printed out and a list of cards I need to make. All I need are time, energy and an air conditioner in the garage. :)
Creative Blessings,
Heather North
Paper: Summer Smooches, Island Indigo CS, Whisper White CS, Wild Wasabi CS, CM Purple
Ink: Versamark, Wild Wasabi, Island Indigo, Black
Stamps: Everything Eleanor, Lovely Labels, Mixed Medley (Hostess)
Misc. Little Labels Punch Pack, Modern Label Punch, Paper Doily Die, Scallop Circle Punch, 1 3/8" Circle Punch
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| Everything Eleanor |
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| Paper Doily Sizzlit |
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| Lovely Little Labels |
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| Mixed Medley (Hostess) |
7 comments:
What a great color combo! and I love doilies-do you have to punch out all the little pieces on yours? Great card-glad your mojo is returning!!
Beautiful card! Those colors are awesome together!
Yes, Andrea, I had to poke out most of them, but it was super easy. I used a stylus. I got this die before I had a Big Shot. It was SO hard to use in the Cuttlebug. I had several shims going on and still had to use an exacto knife to cut the hanging chads. My big shot cut it out so much better.
P.S. If I had remembered to roll the cut doily around a pencil or my stylus it would have been even easier. Most of them fall out when I do that.
Heather I am learning so much from you - today it is the idea of printing out challenges. I mean, how simple yet genius! I blame baby brain!
Beautiful work with these rich colors! What a wonderful thank you design!
I really like this, the way you worked with the colours and interpreted the sketch is great.
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