Here is my card for this week (using soft sky in place of baja breeze which hasn't arrived here yet):
Stamp sets: I used petal prints as a challenge to myself & in honour of what was my first favourite SU! stamp set when I joined over 2 years ago, and one that I now never use. I don't expect it to make the new catalogue, so decided to make the most of it in case it goes. The other sets are short & sweet (?? Kristina's writing, which I love) polka dot background and define your life. Card/ink: pumpkin pie, soft sky, chocolate chip, old olive, whisper white. Other: chocolate chip grosgrain, scallop punch, corner rounder punch, earth element buttons, paper piercer & mat pack, scallop circle punch.
And this is Kristina's colour inspiration photo:
Thanks for looking!
Caroline
20 comments:
What a great card! I love the layout and the ribbon at the bottom
wow... so great
LOVE this! Exception design!
Love this!! You've done a great job with the colours!
Wow, love the layout!
this is lovely - my first favourite set too
Beautiful!
Thanks for stopping by my blog. You also get to use up scraps. I like the define your life - wish we got that. Sara
Wow! I really like your card! There are a lot of great cards this week. Kristina is going to have a tough time choosing. Good luck!
That's a beautiful interpretation of the challenge. I love the tone on tone stamping too.
Caroline, this is beautiful! Perfect use of the colors.
I love this card. Thanks for the inspiration
Beautiful Card..
Wonderful mix of colors.
I have (and love) this
stamp set too.
TFS
CONGRATULATIONS! OOOO my word verification was weird unwin.....yuck! I don't think so! LOL!
Hi Caroline,
Great card congrats on top 25! It's an awesome feeling!
Just had a good browse through your blog. You have some beautiful work!
Dani
Hi Caroline! LOVE your card! Congratulations on Kristina's Top 25! YAY! :)
How awesome that you were chosen!!!Congrats!!
Fabulous. Seriously love it!
Hey..I LIKE YOUR CARD!!!!! they are wonderful~
Another lovely job Caroline! This is such a beautiful interpretation of Kristina's colours.
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