Hi there. I'm so glad you stopped by!
It's time for another challenge at Color Hues.
This month Jules picked our colors. She chose....
Now let's go and see what my talented friends and our
fantastic Guest Designers, Julia Aston & Joanne James have done to inspire you.
You will be delighted!
I hope you'll create a card using Black & Red and add it to the gallery at
Challenge ends at 9:00 AM on July 29th.
The winners will be posted an hour before our next challenge and the overall
winner will have the opportunity to be a future Guest Designer.
Most importantly, just have fun!
Card Recipe
Stamps: Airy Greetings (SSS)
Ink: Whisper White
Paper: Neenah Solar White, Black
Other: Iceland Poppies (SSS), Copics (R29, R37), Regency Swirls EF (Gemini), White EP, White Gel Pen, Black Sharpie
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22 comments:
Another beauty and on your birthday too! Such rich, rich red.
Thinking of you today.
Sandy xx
Bonnie, you might have guessed that I, too, first thought of Poppies! But I also thought of them when you introduced the JUGS board! You have the most wonderful collection of Poppies in your stash! Wish I could come play today!
Your card is stunning!
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Beautiful poppies, Bonnie. I may have to do poppies for the challenge too.
Glorious! Wow, your poppy is so appropriate, Memorial Day and July Fourth over, we still need to unite as Americans. Love the stark reminder and beauty.
Your red poppies really 'POP' off your beautiful embossed white background Bonnie! So happy to be joining you all as one of the Guest DT's! Julia xx
The poppies are a brilliant choice for the Color Hues red and black challenge, and I love the contrast of the pppies agains the really pretty white embossed background and with the white on black sentiment..a perfect sympathy card Bonnie. x
Happy Birthday! I hope your day is as fabulous as your card! Poppies never crossed my mind, but they are the perfect choice for this challenge.
A perfect and very classy sympathy card!
Beautiful poppies on your lovely embossed background. A gorgeous sympathy card. Happy Birthday my friend. Have a Blessed day.
This is just a stunning sympathy card. So clean and says you care. Happy Birthday to you and have a great time today.
That is a lovely card. Poppies are a good choice for sympathy cards.
Oh, this is just beautiful and a wonderful way to send your sympathies!
WOW! A gorgeous, elegant card. The colors are perfect for a condolence card. A brilliant design for a color challenge.
hugs,
BożenA xx
CAS and absolute perfection Bonnie! Your Poppies POP off the beautiful embossed background and make for such an elegant card!! A perfect choice for this color combination! Hope you had a wonderful birthday today and got spoiled by your family and card making friends!! Hugs. :0)
Those poppies are a standout, Bonnie! Beautifully paired with the black label sentiment--a perfect solemn sympathy card!
Poppies are just perfect for a black and white challenge. You have made a wonderful sympathy card. Love the soft embossed background xx
Love the deep red color of your Poppies, Bonnie! Stunning contrast and card.
As soon as I saw your card, I thought now why didn't I think of poppies as they are one of my favourite summer flowers, I must have been still in Christmas card mood! Super elegant take Bonnie. :)
Oooh, those poppies and the gorgeous embossing! Perfection in red and white!
A brilliant sympathy card Bonnie, and awesome use of the colour prompt
Blessings
Maxine
Such beautiful poppies, Bonnie, so perfect with these colors. Love that embossed panel too for great texture. Gorgeous card!
Poppies are always so beautiful against white and the perfect embossed background xx
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