Hi there!
Today I'm playing along with a few challenges that I found to be inspiring. Have you been to the new rose blossom garden challenge blog yet? There's amazing artwork on there! Check it out
HERE! Infact, their current challenge is using the Father's Day key on the Artiste cartridge. The sketch I usesd is from Freshly Made Sketches.
I have to tell you I had so much fun making this card for a few reasons: 1) I'm loving the lime green and orange! I knew I wanted to use pear and I 'paired' it up with scraps from Buzz and Bumble and Dream Pop, 2) I was able to make a 'manly' card. Seems that I don't do that enough. The #1 Dad sentiment was cut from the Artiste cartridge and you can't tell, but there is an orange pocket behind it too. I wanted to bring out the orange.
Thank you for stopping by and enjoy the rest of your day! I'm off to pack for a vacation. :)
This card is absolutely wonderful!! i am so glad that you played with us again, but I am even happier that I get to see you in person next week!!
ReplyDeleteThis is really cool. Love the way you used color in this card. Glad you played along at the RB Garden!
ReplyDeleteThe colors and variety of papers you used is soooo creative. This is one really great card Kim! Nice that you played along in the Rose garden too ... see you next time!
ReplyDeleteThis looks fabulous and I'm happy to have stumbled on your website.
ReplyDeleteGreat card! I really like those colors and the sentiment! Thanks for joining us this week at Freshly Made Sketches!
ReplyDeleteThis is really a great card. I love the colors and what you did with it all.
ReplyDeleteOh! So fun. I love the pocket and love that color combo. Thanks for playing with us at Freshly Made Sketches.
ReplyDeleteLove it, Kim! Never would have thought to combine Buzz & Bumble and Dream Pop. Thanks for the inspiration! See you in the Rose Garden again soon! :D
ReplyDeleteI love the chrevron background, Kim! You did a great job with the masculine theme (always a struggle for me!). Well done!!
ReplyDeleteI love this sketch and what you have done with it. I like how you colored the chevrons with the pear.
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