and Color Round Up challenge
to create a birthday card.
I used the rock-and-roll technique to stamp the leaves. Why do my bows always end up upside-down? I have to remember to turn my card when I tie, but I am too lazy to re-tie this one. *eyeroll* This one is for my brother-in-law. Is Rich Razzleberry paper too much? He wears pastel shirts, so it should be ok, right?
Stamps: Paisley Prints, Sincere Salutations; Paper: Crumb Cake, More Mustard, Pumpkin Pie, Very Vanilla, Razzleberry Lemonade DSP, Sweet Pea DSP; Ink: More Mustard, Pumpkin Pie; Accessories: Linen thread, Eyelets, Circle Scissors Plus, Eyelet border punch, Perfect Polka Dots embossing folder, Big Shot, Sewing machine, Thread.Thanks for stopping by!
9 comments:
Rich Razz is not too much for me -- maybe you'll tempt him into a brighter color palette. I love all the color here!
I think the Rich Razzleberry complements the Pumpkin Pie and More Mustard perfectly. Love the eyelets, too!
oohhh. What an unusual combination. so rich and warm! Lovely!
You did a great job with the Round Up challenge, Heidi! Bet the DBIL really likes it. . . .
Great card! My bows end upside down too!
Those leaves are just fabulous! I love what you did with both the colors and the sketch!
Colors are beautiful.
Great use of the colors and the sketch. I knew I should have purchased that set! I love what you did with it!
Very pretty! I keep thinking that I could get by without the paisley prints, but it's getting very hard when I see great ideas like this one.
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