Another quick/short post with a card for CR84FN. Love the color combo this week: plum, lilac & green. I didn't get a chance to make a card for last week's combo and I'm just squeaking in with this card today... got too many other things that I need to get done that involve a looming deadline! Yikes! Anyway, although it doesn't look like it, the typewriter and the lace actually are two different colors. I think I could have used a bit darker purple, though. The lace is closer to a lilac. The lace was originally white and I used a Copic marker, V01, to achieve the lilac color. Love that you can use Copics to do that! Stamps are from the Hero Arts Just My Type set. 
Thanks for taking a peek...
Supplies: Cardstock: PTI white; Ink: PTI Plum Pudding & Memento Bamboo Leaves, Copic marker; May Arts Lace, KaiserCraft pale purple rhinestones; PTI New Leaf double stitch ribbon.
12 comments:
Beautifully simple, Rosie! LOVE that ribbon with the lace!
out standing!!!! Good luck with your challenge!!!
Another lovely clean design! Those colours together are so beauiful, especially against all that white!
These are two colors I would never think to put together but it works doesn't it? I love it.
What a sweet card! Great tip about coloring the lace too!
Cute CAS design Rosemary! Love the vintage typewriter! Thanks so much for playing along with CR84FN :)
Wheeeewwwww! THIS is BEYOND sweet, Rosebud! What a fun, CAS and nostalgic way to brighten someone's day! ADORABLE!
Rosemary, LOVE how you colored the lace and curled the top edge on the paper coming out of the typewriter! Super CUTE card! THX for playing with us at CR84FN!
Delicious color combo, love that lacey trim!
Love it!! I really like the way you've put the gems on the ribbon spools! I remember ribbon typewriters (?) Thanks for playing along with CR84FN this week!
Such a sweet card, Rosemary! Thanks for joining us at CR84FN!
Hey Rosemary! This is FABULOUS girl!! So CAS and wonderful! Thanks so much for playing along with CR84FN! Wonderful take on the challenge colors!
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