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Supplies: Cardstock: PTI white & Smoky Shadow; Stamps: Stampin Up! Pursuit of Happiness; Ink: Ranger Squeeze Lemonade DI; Buttons: DeNami Designs Tutti Frutti mix; Die: PTI flower die; Rhinestone: Want2Scrap
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A short post today with a card for the new Less is More challenge to use three squares on your card. I had been wanting to make something for the current Tuesday Trigger challenge over at Moxie Fab World but nothing was coming to me other than I wanted to use a flower of some sort. When I saw the Less is More challenge the pieces fell into place. This is a very simple, clean and graphic card with lots of white space... I love white space {grin}!
I flipped the Card Patterns sketch so that the circle element is on the other side of the card because I have a habit of tying my bows so they end up on the righthand side of the card! For some reason a bow on the righthand side is just more pleasing to me. Finally, I'm going to put this in the current Moxie Fab Tuesday Trigger challenge as it fits that challenge, as well (sorry I don't have the Trigger graphic... I kinda ran out of room!). And, eeekk!! Cath picked my card from last week's Tuesday Trigger challenge as a trigger target!! How cool is that????
A quick post with a card I made for the current Tuesday Trigger challenge at Moxie Fab. When I looked at the trigger picture I was immediately drawn to the rosettes on the pillow and nothing else. I like the idea of deconstructing something and wanted to take the image down even further.. So, I made three felt roses using this new rolled flower die that I got from My Favorite Things. I'm still trying to get the hang of making the flowers look right, but I think these turned out pretty good.
Another Hero Arts card today... this one for the current Moxie Fab Tuesday Trigger challenge. Initially I thought the challenge ended last Monday, the 9th, and was pretty bummed as I really wanted to give this trigger a go. So I was pretty happy when I saw that the challenge ran through the 16th. The shells were stamped in Encore gold ink and then embossed with clear embossing powder. I really like how they turned out, as sometimes gold ink and/or embossing can look... well just a little too gold. The pale pink was brought in to represent the pale pinkish color of the bottle.