With her Freestyle Fridays post last week, Julie issued a mission for me to create something pink this week and to add plenty of layers if I so desired. Oops! I don't have a lot of layers, but pink
doesn't get much pinker than Stampin' Up!'s Melon Mambo, which is the color of my card and the dotted ribbon. I had originally thought that I would create a holiday card and use some splashes of pink, but then . . . my birthday present arrived early (a Silhouette Cameo) . . . and I was anxious to play and to see if I could design a round-top card with a layer featuring a sentiment cut-out. I won't tell you how long it took for me to finally get my sentiment to weld properly but, when I finally got it right, I was determined to complete the card, even if it meant creating a Spring-looking flower from Stampin' Up!'s "Birds of a Feather" designer paper! I used a retired Stampin' Up! flower brad, topped off with a sparkly rhinestone jewel, for the center of my flower. Mission complete, Julie!
doesn't get much pinker than Stampin' Up!'s Melon Mambo, which is the color of my card and the dotted ribbon. I had originally thought that I would create a holiday card and use some splashes of pink, but then . . . my birthday present arrived early (a Silhouette Cameo) . . . and I was anxious to play and to see if I could design a round-top card with a layer featuring a sentiment cut-out. I won't tell you how long it took for me to finally get my sentiment to weld properly but, when I finally got it right, I was determined to complete the card, even if it meant creating a Spring-looking flower from Stampin' Up!'s "Birds of a Feather" designer paper! I used a retired Stampin' Up! flower brad, topped off with a sparkly rhinestone jewel, for the center of my flower. Mission complete, Julie!
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1 comment:
I love what you have done this week but then I always love what you create. Keep up the great work.
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