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Challenges:
Krafty Chicks - Use Stamps
Time Out #265 - Quote "There are always flowers for those who want to see them." Henri Matisse
Try it on Tuesday - Emboss (both heat and dry)
Card Recipe
Stamps: Sweet Spray (Alt/Scrapbook.com), Happy Snippets (PB)
Ink: Whisper White, Crushed Curry, Pistachio Pudding
Paper: Neenah Solar White, Daffodil Delight
Other: White EP, Detail Blending Tools (Ranger), Dainty Leaves Die (Alt), Pinpoint Main St Tags (PS), Corner Rounder Punch (Fiscars)
Enjoy!
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20 comments:
This is beautiful Bonnie and such a bright sunny yellow for the embossed flowers with just some soft extra colour, and love the added leaves and sentiment tag with the twine tied around in white to coordinate with that lovely torn corner revealing the white dry embossed piece underneath, a clever design idea. x
OH! This is gorgeous. x
What a stunning creation! Bonnie, that little torn corner makes such a statement - gorgeous yellow! Certainly does make me smile!! see...
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Love the design layout, Bonnie. The torn corner adds interest along with the embossing. A bright and cheery card that will definitely bring a smile. Thanks for sharing your card with us at Time Out.
So bright and cherry. Love the colors and that torn corner does add a lot of interest. Great card.
Just love how you combined heat and dry embossing with the torn corner, Bonnie!! The leafy sprig with twine adds the perfect touch!!
This is so bright, cheerful and pretty! You should enter it at Just Add Ink, where they're looking for a fancy edge! I think that edge is pretty fancy!
So pretty. Love the colour, that corner detail and the twine. It all comes together perfectly xx
Gosh, what a beautiful stamp. I love it white embossed on yellow and colored so gently. The leaf die, string, and torn corner with embossing add lots of extra beauty and interest to the design. Gorgeous, Bonnie!
I sure am loving all the yellow this week Bonnie (my favorite color!!), and this card is definitely making me smile!! Beautifully embossed and I too am loving the torn corner! Lovely, lovely card my friend!! Hugs. :0)
What a gorgeous and cheerful card, Bonnie. Love the torn corner adding interest as well as the wonderful design! You do some amazing designs and this one is no exception!
Yellow is such a perfect colour for a summer card - love the added bits of darker colour and the added die cuts. The torn corner really highlights the background.
Beautiful card, I love the yellow one yellow for the flowers and the background and seeing the touch of embossing is a perfect addition ♥
Love your bright, beautiful, yellow creation -- I also love that you used both the dry and heat embossing but combined them for the complete image!
So pretty. A great design to showcase both hear and dry embossing.
Bright, cheerful, and lovely Bonnie! LOVE the yellow on yellow background with watercoloured flowers. And the torn edge is so sweet! xx
Oh gorgeous! I love a cheerful yellow card and the details you've added here - the tag and the leaves as well as the torn corner - add a very special feel. Vicky x
So much to love and admire about this card Bonnie! The simple colour palette, the torn, dry-embossed corner, the string, the wee sentiment on the label! Just gorgeous!
Thanks for playing cards with us this fortnight at Time Out, it's always lovely to see your cards in our gallery!
Hugs, Kate (DT Time Out Challenges)!
What a beautiful card, using both the embossings and that torn edge looks lovely! Great touch. I love your take on the Words challenge. Thank you for taking time out to join us. Hugs ~ Ishani
Beautiful transition from stamping to embossing. A very interesting effect, thanks to which the card gained additional interest.
xx
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