This is my Design Team project for Try a Sketch on Tuesday #644 and using ColorMyHeart Color Dare "Six Pack" Challenge which gives you a choice of at least three colors from the Color Board #594. You're also free to use B&W, Neutrals and Metallics.
Decided to do another Christmas card with these colors and the poinsettia die gave me two of the elements in the sketch. Three die cuts were made, one in a Pine patterned paper and the other two using white cardstock. Adhered the band and poinsettia to the small rectangular Shortbread cardstock. Petals from the white die cuts were adhered inside the green band and a second petal adhered with glue and thin foam tape for dimension. Small gold sticker embellishments were added to the center of each flower.
My two background panels were cut from two different Scarlet Mix-in patterned papers, layered with Pine and adhered to the card base. The poinsettia panel was also layered with Pine and then adhered to the background. Sentiment will be added at a later date.
Please hop on over and join us at Color Dare's Color Board #594 and check out the Design Teams inspiration, and then let us see what you create... hope to see you there.
You may also like to hop over to Try A Sketch on Tuesday, our Sister challenge, to see their Design Team members inspiration and see how easy it might be to combine challenges.
Also entered at the Following Challenges:
CTMH Products Unless Specified Otherwise:
Design Papers
Mix-In Patterned Papers - Scarlet, Shortbread, Pine
Cardstock
Pine and White Daisy
Dies
Memory Box "Poinsettia Band"
Other
3D Thin Foam Tape
Stampendous "Class a'peel Stickers - Gold"
4 comments:
Very pretty and unusual poinsettias - love the colours :)
Love the look of the flowers, so unusual and fun. I could see this being used for Christmas too! Very nice!
That diecut is so thin! How do you manage not to brake them? Love the card.
-- Dalis
Suzanne,
You could enter this one too into the Kat Scrappiness Blog challenge (you can enter as many card as you want, but it closes in 2 days): http://katscrappinessblog.com/cook-up-a-card-recipe-challenge/
-- Dalis
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