I'm a bit late uploading my cards this week - no excuse this time. Just being lazy I guess!
My first card is definately late for the challenge but I'm going to upload it anyways. It's for Sketch 'n' Color's #12 and old color combo CC184 from SCS using Riding Hood Red, Basic Gray and Always Artichoke. Not sure if you can see in the photo but I did saturate the scalloped circles with shimmer paint before fixing them all together.
Recipe:
Stamps: Circle Circus, Framed With Love
Papers: Riding Hood Red, Basic Gray, Always Artichoke, Very Vanilla
Inks: Riding Hood Red, Basic Gray, Always Artichoke
Accessories: Riding Hood Red Ribbon, Bird Punch (for the leaves), Scalloped Circle Punch, 1 3/4" circle Punch, Brad from stash, Platinum Shimmer Paint
My next one is yet another late one! It's for Farm Fresh Friday's Sketch challenge, Color Throwdown's # 93 to use Pink Pirouette, Melon Mambo and Baja Breeze, Papertake Weekly's Say It With Flowers Challenge and for SCS' Free For All #13 to use buttons and bows.
Recipe:
Stamps: Miss Anya Collection
Papers: Pink Pirouette, Melon Mambo, Baja Breeze cs & DSP, Copic White cs, Sweet Always DSP
Ink: Memento Tuxedo Black, Copics
Accessories: Melon Mambo ribbon, Doily Lace MS Border Punch, Buttons from Papermania, Flower punch
Up next is another one that's not late for a change! Woot! It's for Our Creative Corner's Sketch #16 and old color combo CC148 from SCS top use Wild Wasabi, Barely Banana and Blue Bayou. This one was so quick to do.
Recipe:
Stamps: Flight of the Butterfly
Papers: Barely Banana, Wild Wasabi, Blue Bayou cs & DSP
Inks: Wild Wasabi
Accessories: Scallop Edge Punch, Boho Blossoms Punch, Scallop Circle Punch, 1 3/8" punch, Butterfly Punch (that's a lot of punches!), Crop-A-Dile (for the little circles on the flowers), Icicle Stickles
And my last card for this post is a nice bright, funky card for my friend Michelle who's a bit poorly at the minute! It's for Mojo #139 (late for that one!) and A Passion For Papertry's Favourite Colours Challenge. Now anyone that knows me knows my wardrobe consists of black, pink, black and a bit more pink! I do have other colours in there, just choose not to wear them very often! So I had to make a card using my fave PTI colour, Raspberry Fizz!
Recipe:
Stamps: Vintage Picnic (I ummed and ahhed over this set for ages and finally gave in and I LOVE it!)
Papers: Raspberry Fizz cs & DSP (PTI), Basic Black (SU), Copic White cs, Black & white DSP from Kaiser Craft
Inks: Memento Tuxedo Black, Copics
Accessories: Raspberry Fizz Button, Black Embroidery Thread, Ribbon from stash
Come visit my next post for a few more challenges as well.
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Now lazy is not an adjective I'd choose to describe you! Totally crafty card-making-challenge junkie would be much more appropriate ;D
ReplyDeleteWhat fabulous cards! I do really love your entry to our challenge, there's something so chic about black and pink!T Thanks so much for playing along with us on A Passion for Papertrey!
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Aimes
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All these cards are really good but I love the one for the PTI challenge.
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Your cards are all wonderful. I am drooling over some of that paper!!! Thanks for playing at OCC Sketch!
ReplyDeleteVannessa, you've totally inspired me to ink up my Vintage Picnic set! I love your design and your fabulous colour scheme, so striking! Thanks for joining our challenge! Kate x
ReplyDeleteFabulous card and colors! Love it and your blog!
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