I struggled with this one, and am not quite thrilled with my results, but here is what I came up with:
On a side note, I also made another card with a new favorite paper of mine, the pink plaid. I never really knew I liked pink until now!
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3.04.2010
compose a card no. 6
This week's challenge used the formula seen below:
I struggled with this one, and am not quite thrilled with my results, but here is what I came up with:
On a side note, I also made another card with a new favorite paper of mine, the pink plaid. I never really knew I liked pink until now!
I struggled with this one, and am not quite thrilled with my results, but here is what I came up with:
On a side note, I also made another card with a new favorite paper of mine, the pink plaid. I never really knew I liked pink until now!
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I love your double button with the strands of ribbon! Just lovely.
ReplyDeleteWood grain in white, very cool!
ReplyDeleteBeautiful cards. I love the wood grain on the one and wow, the pink plaid is stunning. Terrific takes on the challenge.
ReplyDeleteBoth of these cards are SUPER! I really like the way the embossed woodgrain turned out and I LOVE that pink plaid paper and the way you threaded the floss through the sentiment strip! Great work!
ReplyDeleteFabulous job with both these cards--love them! There are so many beautiful details on both--I have really enjoyed them--great inspiration!
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