It’s me again! And I’m back with a vengeance! LOL I’m doing a silly little happy dance because I’m having so much fun doing challenges again – it’s something I just haven’t had time to do lately, and now I’ve done four in two days!! So fun!!
For this card, I used a stamp set that I adore – like seriously am in love with. It’s called Mehndi Medallions from WPlus9 Designs. The images are like a cross between snowflakes and doilies – and you all KNOW how obsessed I am with doilies!! I stamped the medallions in Versamark on Soft Suede CS, and then heat embossed them with Brown Sugar embossing powder from Zing. The card base is Sahara Sand – I really need to use that CS more often – I just love it!! There’s a Real Red layer in between the main panel and the card base. The top strip is Basic Black, and the ribbon is Very Vanilla Seam Binding.
I made this card for a color challenge that I’ve been stalking for months and months!! It’s the Curtain Call Color Challenge #49 – this color combo is awesome!! I think you still have a few more days if you want to play along, too! The layout was inspired by the current card sketch over at Get Sketchy – it’s GS57. This layout was MADE for these images, don’t you think?!! Delish!
Okay, kids – I have lots more crafting I want to do, and many, many more challenges I need to tackle. I hope you’re having as much fun today as I am! Thanks for stopping by!
6 comments:
beautiful, Karolyn! thanks for playing the Curtain Call!
This is gorgeous!!!!
This card is so beautiful! I just love it! Did you just stamp those and emboss them? They look like you stamped them on white paper and cut them out! Very intricately! LOL! Gorgeous job gf!
I agree with Erin! This is beautiful and at first I thought it was die cuts or punches until I read your post. Excellent job!
Great take on both challenges! Nice use of the colors. Thanks for playing along with us at Curtain Call. :o)
Super duper card, Miss Karolyn! Love your style. Miss you too. Bet your grandbaby is growing like a weed and you are loving every moment of being a granny.
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