Weclome to Three Amigo May 2016 Edition...We are three friends and Close to My Heart Consultants who challenge each other each month to create something with CTMH products; however, since Lisa is out of town she asked if I could fill in for this month. Each month is a different challenge and 2016 is all about Three! When you're done here be sure to check out what Donna and Susan have created!
This month our project challenge is to create 3 Cards. I chose to do (3) Thank You Note Cards, using an assortment of the Charlotte PaperPak design papers for all the frames, backgrounds and flowers/leaves. The flowers and leaves were stamped, layered, fussy-cut and adhered to card with 3D Foam Tape. Sentiment stamped and framed with black cardstock and adhered with 3D Foam Tape. Embellishments on large flowers added, along with bitty sparkles on the sentiment.
Submitted to the following Challenges:
CTMH Products Unless Specified Otherwise:
Design Paper
Charlotte
Cardstock
Daisy White and Black
Die Cuts
Pretty Pink Posh "Squares, Scalloped/Stitched"
Stamp Set
Floral/Leaves - C1641 "Springtime Wishes Occasions"
Sentiment - CC1014 Pair-A-Phrase
Ink
Sorbet, Black, and Sweet Leaf
Embellishments
Gold Sequins Assortment
Bitty Sparkles, Round/Clear
Other
3D Thin and Regular Foam Tape
7 comments:
These are so adorable! This paper pack has really grown on me - wasn't a big fan when it first came out but the more cute cards I see (like these), the more I like it! Love that you stamped some of the flowers on the patterned paper and the detailed edging makes a really subtle but interesting border.
Fabulous cards and layouts Ginny x
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The frames on your cards really set them off. I love these! Thanks for filling in on our hop this month!
These are so pretty! You know I love the flowers and Charlotte is so beautiful. Thanks for stepping in for me! Love ya mom!
OMG! So pretty! You do such beautiful work, we are honored to have you join us this month! And how time flies! It IS MAY! :-)
BEAUTIFUL cards!
Very pretty, Sue! I really like the Charlotte paper.
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