This is my Design Team project for Double Trouble's 7th Anniversary "Raffle Celebration". My pick was the Pink Raffle Ticket for a "Birthday"... I included Twisted Sister's optional twist to use some Kraft Paper or Like, and Double Dare's dare to use our sister challenge Try a Sketch on Tuesday #670), which starts on May 13th. This card will not be entered in TSOT challenge due to the backlinking rule but used as an example of combining the two challenges for interested participants.
The background consisted of two patterned papers, both using Kraft color in the patterns and adhered to a Kraft border. Flowers were cut using white cardstock, colored using Color Dare's graphic (blue/green + one color of choice, purple). Kept close to the TSOT Sketch using some pretty die florals and the Color Dare Challenge #651 was perfect for my special birthday card. Flowers were cut using white cardstock, colored using Color Dare's #651 graphic(blue/green + color of choice purple) and some adhered with 3D thin foam tape for dimension.
The two panels on the left-hand side were cut with a stitched die using same design paper, colored and adhered to match the stripes on the background paper. Sentiment stamped on patterned paper, bordered with Kraft and adhered with 3D thin tape again matching the stripes on background paper.
Had extra cuts of flowers, colored and placed on the r-h inside corner of card base.
Please hop on over and join us at Double Trouble, have fun with our 7th Anniversary Raffle Celebration and play along with our optional twist and dare while earning additional chances to our random draw. Check out the Design Teams inspirations, and then let us see what you create... hope to see you there.
You might want to consider hopping over to TSOT and check out the Sketch and see the Design Teams inspiration, and combine with our Raffle Celebration.
You might want to consider hopping over to TSOT and check out the Sketch and see the Design Teams inspiration, and combine with our Raffle Celebration.
Also entered at the Following Challenges:
The Neglected Stuff "May" Neglected: Stitched strips and Floral dies waiting for some attention
CTMH Products Unless Specified Otherwise:
Design Papers
Love Story "Toffy"
Cardstock
Kraft and White Daisy
Stamps
D1629 "Just to Say" Sentiments
Dies
Marianne Design LR0800 "Stitched Strips"
Reasonable Dies F1371 "Flowers"
Inks/Pens
Memento "Black" Ink
Copic Sketch Brushes (alcohol base)
Blue/Green: GB34 000, G16
Purple: V15
Other
3D Thin Foam Tape
12 comments:
Very pretty cascade of flowers - in my favourite colours!
Love the cascading flowers amend such an interesting color palette. Thanks for sharing with us at the A Cut Above Die Cut Challenge.
Beautiful color combination and design, Suzanne. Love the layering and dimension of the die cut flowers. Thanks for sharing with us at A Cut Above's May Challenge.
I love your color and paper choices! The flowers are the perfect colors and I like how you added another design paper on the edge! Thank you for joining us with another beautiful creation! Please join us again on another Beautiful Blossoms Challenge! Amanda
The green and purple together looks great, I love the way the lines are all matched up on the background papers, very clever!
Gorgeous color combo and a pretty sketch! Thanks for sharing with us at The Beautiful Blossoms Challenge!
Donna xx
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Oh Suzanne ... this is fabulous ... love the color combo!! Thanks so much for joining in the fun at our Neglected Stuff challenge! Good Luck and we hope you’ll come back often.
Darlene
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Very cute card!
Love the bright colors, Sue! When I was a young teenager, I used to say those would be my wedding colors ha ha! Didn't end up being the case but they sure look pretty on a card! Love this :)
Sorry. Was signed out of google - that was me :)
Great take on the sketch, Sue. The colors are striking. I like the combination of papers you selected and the addition of the diagonal lines.
Pretty card. I love your take on the sketch.
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