My second card for Dawn's color challenge!! This is the second idea I had which worked perfectly for Lori's weekend sketch challenge!! I went a different route than I normally do with this card. I didn't want to be sloppy but I didn't want perfection either. Even when sponging around the oval I wasn't careful, it was a lot of fun!!
I haven't used my Green Thumb set in a long time and thought Dawn's colors would be so fun with the strawberries!! They were stamped in Raspberry Fizz ink and rolled on the side with Bravo Burgundy ink. I distressed the oval, rectangle layer and around the Bravo layers, I thought it was kind of fun!!
Thanks so much for stopping by again!!!
Supplies:
Stamps: Papertrey Green Thumb & Year Round Puns
Paper: Papertrey Vintage Cream & Spring Moss, Stampin Up! Bravo Burgundy
Ink: Papertrey Spring Moss & Raspberry Fizz, Stampin Up! Bravo Burgundy
Tools/Accessories: Tim Holtz Distressor, Scor-Bug, Vintage Cream Twill, Oval & Scallop Oval Nestabilites
I didn't even think about using straberries!!! This is wonderful. Fabulous job with the color combo!
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Terri E.
You've been busy! The strawberries are so cute - great card!
ReplyDeleteLove the scored lines with the Scor bug...I just bought one last week but haven't used it yet... fantastic details :)
ReplyDeleteSweet, sweet card!!! Love the embossed lines.
ReplyDeleteawesome! love it!
ReplyDeleteI love it! So clever to add the shading to the strawberries with a darker ink - it really makes the strawberries 'pop'! Yummy!
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Love those Starwberries!! Might have to try this color combo!
ReplyDeleteBERRY adorable!
ReplyDelete{laughing at Cammie's comment above. Hee!}
ReplyDeleteIt IS berry adorable!!
oooo, yummy, yummy! those berries are awesome! great work with the challenge.
ReplyDeleteLori - you totally rocked these colors with this card again!!! So yummy and gorgeous!!! Awesome take on the Sketch too :)!!! Hugs ~S~
ReplyDeleteWow, very (or should I say berry :-) ) sweet card! Love how you put the colors together.
ReplyDeleteGreat idea to use the strawberries.
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