Thanks to Suzanne, I found a new challenge, the Ribbon Reel, and boy, are these colors challenging! We are to use blue, kraft, black and grey/silver, and to make it masculine:
Thanks to my friends Mary Anne and Donna, I am armed with grey. And after seeing this card at Wanda's blog this morning, I had the seed of an idea, to start with these lovely stamps from Pink Paislee's Butterfly Garden Collection. The sketch is from Julee at Verve Stamps.
supplies: kraft card, dps from K&Company ("Blue Ribbed Flat Paper"), Basic Grey "Ambrosia", October Afternoon "The Thrift Shop", and The Paper Studio "Textured Cream Sheet Music", pinkpaislee Butterfly Garden stamps, PTI tiny tags stamp and die, Hero Arts S5507 Envelope Pattern, versafine onyx black ink, PTI flower dies, Maya Road Gingham Blossom, natural twine
15 comments:
Beautiful card, Lin!
Gorgeous! I thought you would like the blue tones but forgot the other colors make it more of a masculine card. Love what you did with the colors!
Love your card, Lin! Fabulous composition, great use of colours and a great take on the challange at Ribbon Reel.
OHHHHH! This is GORGEOUS--love the blue, and the masculine feel! BEAUTIFUL:)
Wow Lin, this is such a great masculine card, I adore the little gingham flower. Thanks for sharing with us at The Ribbon Reel this week!
Lin, I love your design. Everything is so great and goes together so smoothly.
The card is gorgeous. I love how to layered everything so masterfully!
Lin, This is a perfect card using the challenge colors, beautiful :)
Great combination of stamps and colors! Have yet to try PP's stamps, they look tempting!
so pretty! love the layered flower and the details. fabulous card, Lin!
PERFECT card from the inspiration......Love this!!
Great design! And your combination of the colors is perfect.
Lin this is gorgeous! I love the layered papers, a beautiful card! Thanks for joining us at The Ribbon Reel this week!
What a fab design - wonderful masculine card Lin!
Beautiful design Lin! Love your black and white flower on top of the die cut flower!
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