And here is the card I created:
I was inspired by the pinks and purples in the color swatches. Mine don't match up exactly, but it was the starting point. It's been a while since I've used my favorite blooms from the "Flower Power Separates" collection so I was happy to pull them out and play. The purple ribbon was in my bits and pieces stash and the little strip of pink patterned paper was a scrap that was already the perfect width, I just trimmed a little bit of the length. I wanted to add some leaves, but didn't want to take away from the color scheme, so I die cut them out of vellum and colored the back side with a green marker. It adds a very subtle touch of green.
Thanks for stopping by! Make sure you head on over to The House blog to see what the rest of the Design Team has done with this photo. And if you "need" any of the stamps I used, check out my 10% off your entire order coupon code over in my lift sidebar.
Supplies:
Stamps: Repeat Impressions "Happy Moments", Flower Power Separates "Daisy Outline Large" and "Daisy Outline Small"
Dies: Verve "Vintage Oval" and "Sprightly Sprigs"
Dies: Verve "Vintage Oval" and "Sprightly Sprigs"
Challenges:
Crafty Hazelnut's Patterned Paper--anything goes with patterned paper
Love To Craft Challenge Blog #43--anything goes
Word Art Wednesday #427--anything goes with uplifting sentiment
Alphabet Challenge--W is for anything you Wish
Cardz TV #108--anything goes
Crafty Friends #129--gemstones/pearls
Pink Gem Challenge--anything goes
Lil' Patch of Crafty Friends #126--anything goes
Atlantic Hearts Sketch Challenge #356--sketch
Crafty Hazelnut's Patterned Paper--anything goes with patterned paper
Love To Craft Challenge Blog #43--anything goes
Word Art Wednesday #427--anything goes with uplifting sentiment
Alphabet Challenge--W is for anything you Wish
Cardz TV #108--anything goes
Crafty Friends #129--gemstones/pearls
Pink Gem Challenge--anything goes
Lil' Patch of Crafty Friends #126--anything goes
Atlantic Hearts Sketch Challenge #356--sketch
15 comments:
Love your take on this pretty challenge. The colors are perfect -and is that a bit of mulberry paper I see behind your sentiment??? The dark purple ribbon ties it all together. Great job.
I love your pretty purples on this beautiful card, Heather! My colors didn't match up either, but like you it was my starting point. Gorgeous card!!
Beautiful cheery spring card and great use of the colors for inspiration! Like the vellum leaves and your coloring!
Gorgeous colors! I love your design! Thanks for joining us and good luck with with your entry!
Hugs, Joy
Joyfully Stamps
Lil Patch of Crafty Friends, Owner/Coordinator
What a nice use of the sketch, and I agree, the colored vellum leaves add just the right subtle touch. Thank you for entering the AHSC!
Great use of the color palette on this weeks photo inspiration challenge. Very spring like and so girlie too. ;-)
Beautiful Spring colours and card thank you for joining in at the Alphabet Challenge
Very pretty card! Thank you for sharing with AHSC.
That's lovely, especially the sentiment. Thanks for joining us at The Alphabet Challenge. Love Dawn x
Beautifully done, dear friend! Love how you nailed both our inspiration challenge AND that sketch challenge - you're a true Rock Star! Hugs...
Hello Heather… Thanks for sharing your floral card with us. It’s so lovely and fits perfectly with our ‘gemstones/pearls’ theme … Your card will certainly brighten someone's day! Good luck in the draw and please join us next time at Crafty Friends.
Diane Louise
[Team Leader for Crafty Friends Challenge Blog]
Hi Heather, a lovely card in my favourite colours! Thank you for sharing with us at Lil Patch of Crafty Friends. Good luck in the prize draw... Megan DT
The colouring on those flowers is amazing, so pretty! Thanks for playing along with Atlantic Hearts Sketch Challenge (AHSC).
Brandi R.
DT member AHSC
crzy4scrapbooking.blogspot.ca
Very pretty card ❤️ thanks for joining us at Gem of a Challenge 😊 Good Luck 🤞 Michela Piras DT
Very pretty card
Thank you for joining us at Crafty Hazel Nut's Pattern paper challenge
Julie T
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