and SU! card stock bordering blue, almost amythest (actually just the ink, I used it to sponge the sky) and sage shadow as challenged in Color Throwdown.
This is the front...
and this is the inside...
1. Color Throwdown to use the above colors.
2. Allsorts Challenge to be inspired by a butterfly braclet ( my teeny tiny butterfly)
3. Paperplay Challenge not to use Designer paper and I didn't!4. Card Positioning Sytems to use their sketch, perfect for this card.
5. Lots To Do Challenges to use trees and/ or leaves.
6. Paper Cutz Challenges has a theme for Mother's Day.
7. Paper Pals Challenge to K.I.S.S. (Keep It Simple, Sweetie...)
That's all for tonight. I'm hoping to make more during the evenings this week but who knows...I have Kindergarten screening this week and that, my friend, can be exhausting! But they are so cute at this age!
12 comments:
FABULOUS!!! I adore the CAS feel and that white satin bow is YUMMY (I love me some white satin ribbon!). And what an adorable little butterfly just sitting on that tree!! So perfect!! That stamp on the inside is spot on(great minds think alike, look at mine for Monday!) Great job sponging!! Hope you get to make some more this week and have fun with screening...they really are fun at that age!
Aloha, KL
Very soft and pretty - thanks for playing at PPA!
Very pretty...I think this stamp set is versatile for ALL kinds of occasions!
Beautiful card. Thanks so much for playing along with Paperplay this week. ♥
such a classy card! Thank you so much for entering the Allsorts challenge this week and good luck.
great card. Thanks for playing along with us this week at PCC.
very elegant!....
Thanks for playing at Allsorts
Emma xxx
Oh that is lovely, Sally - clean and elegant - I love the cream and blue and hint of sage - very pretty on the eye.
Thanks for joining us on PaperPlay this week.
Julie :o)
How pretty! That little butterfly is just perfect on there!
Very pretty and sweet card! Thanks for playing at PPA!
Fab tree stamp.
This is so pretty, love the inside too and great use of that CPS sketch.
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