Holy cow - guess what? Today is my 300th blog post! Yay! I say that calls for some kind of celebration. Leave a comment on this post by Sunday night at 6:00 p.m. EST and you'll be entered to win a fabulous prize. I will post the winner here on Monday morning. Good luck. :)
I challenged myself to make a card using no stamps at all, and was able to use this one for 2 challenges:
I challenged myself to make a card using no stamps at all, and was able to use this one for 2 challenges:
The Pink Elephant 60 - use pastels
EmbellishMagazine with stitching
(here is the Embellish color scheme)
And here is the card:
I love this Welcome Neighbor Designer Series background paper from Stampin' Up! It's one of the Sale-A-Bration products, and I just adore it! I used a rub-on and ribbon from SU! as well. Colors are Kraft, Pretty in Pink, and Bermuda Bay.
I love finding new challenge blogs to participate in! This card is just perfect for the
Flutter By Wednesdays open challenge
A friend of mine at work asked me to make her a set of sympathy cards. I tend to gravitate towards happy, cute, sparkly cards - so this was a little tough for me! I ended up making her 10 completely different cards and I did tone down the color scheme for some of them. I will share a few more with you on another post. I used that awesome Sweet Pea Designer Series background paper by Stampin' Up! Colors are Taken with Teal, Pretty in Pink, Old Olive and Pumpkin Pie. The stamped image is from a SU! set called "You Touch My Heart". I have tons of stamp sets by SU! but I hardly ever show them any love since I discovered TGF, All That Scraps, Pink Cat Studio, and Whimsie Doodles, among the other awesome and fabulous stamp and digi companies out there! LOL
Be back tomorrow, I was a busy girl this past weekend so I should have a post every day for you this week. Peace.
EmbellishMagazine with stitching
(here is the Embellish color scheme)
And here is the card:
I love this Welcome Neighbor Designer Series background paper from Stampin' Up! It's one of the Sale-A-Bration products, and I just adore it! I used a rub-on and ribbon from SU! as well. Colors are Kraft, Pretty in Pink, and Bermuda Bay.I love finding new challenge blogs to participate in! This card is just perfect for the
Flutter By Wednesdays open challenge
A friend of mine at work asked me to make her a set of sympathy cards. I tend to gravitate towards happy, cute, sparkly cards - so this was a little tough for me! I ended up making her 10 completely different cards and I did tone down the color scheme for some of them. I will share a few more with you on another post. I used that awesome Sweet Pea Designer Series background paper by Stampin' Up! Colors are Taken with Teal, Pretty in Pink, Old Olive and Pumpkin Pie. The stamped image is from a SU! set called "You Touch My Heart". I have tons of stamp sets by SU! but I hardly ever show them any love since I discovered TGF, All That Scraps, Pink Cat Studio, and Whimsie Doodles, among the other awesome and fabulous stamp and digi companies out there! LOLBe back tomorrow, I was a busy girl this past weekend so I should have a post every day for you this week. Peace.
There's always something new on your blog so it's fun to visit! :) Sympathy cards are sometimes difficult but I like what you came up with.
ReplyDeleteFabulous creations - love them both.
ReplyDeleteAnn xxx
The Pink Elephant DT
Such lovely cards!
ReplyDeleteVery nice cards! Thanks for playing along with my flutter by challenge!
ReplyDeleteThese are great! So glad you could join us in the Embellish challenge!
ReplyDeleteSo cute! Thanks for taking on an Embellish challenge!
ReplyDeleteJenn,
ReplyDeleteBeautiful work, as always! Love the color scheme!
Hugs,
Sherry
your cards are lovely! Great job Jenn!
ReplyDeleteVery Nice work. Love all you sweet, cute and lovely designs. Thanks for sharing with us. It's great to see other sites and what others are up to in the stamping world. Keep up the good work, 300 posts that is a lot! You have me way beat girl.
ReplyDeleteNow thats a challenge...lol..no stamps...great job...
ReplyDeleteThey are both great cards! Sympathy cards are hard, but yours is terrific. Congrats on 300!
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