Here's an any occasion card for three challenges.
First, I've used the sketch at the Freshly Made Sketches#649 here.
Second, the colors are for The Paper Players#702 here. The colors to use are Lemon Lolly, Soft Sea Foam, Flirty Flamingo plus a neutral. The neutral I chose is Crumb Cake.
Finally, it's for the SUO Challenge#358 here. It's a Favorite Technique challenge and I love to use the "Marker Flicking" technique to add a bit of additional color to my cards. It's super easy just to flick the end of the marker against the cap to add a splash of color to papers.
Planted Paradise and Labeled With Love are the stamp sets with some Neutrals DSP.
Here's my recipe:
Stamps: Planted Paradise and Labeled With Love
Papers: White, Crumb Cake, Lemon Lolly, Neutrals DSP
Inks: Crumb Cake, Lemon Lolly, Soft Sea Foam, Flirty Flamingo
Accessories: Baker's Twine Three Color Pack, Labeled With Love Punch, Adhesive-Backed Dots for Days, Stampin dimensionals
8 comments:
How pretty, Jennie! The soft colour work well with plants. I like your choice of a soft grey as your neutral. The addition of the label shape behind the leaves is a nice touch. Thank you for joining in my colour challenge at The Paper Players.
Jennie, this is so pretty and great job combining the challenges. I love how you used the yellow for the plant pot and tied everything together with the Flamingo elements. So glad you shared this with us at The Paper Players this week
Jaydee
Love the soft colors you've used, and your flicking is perfect! Thanks so much for joining us at SUOC!!
I love your pretty potted plant and the colors you've used! Thanks for joining us at Freshly Made Sketches this week!
This is really, really nice. The "flicking" finishes it off nicely too.
Sooo pretty! I love how you used a label to anchor your focal point. Thank you for joining us at SUOChallenges.com and hope to see you for our next challenge on August 27.
That's some good "flicking" Very nice card and thank you for playing at the SUOC
Marker flicking is such a fun way to add color to your card. Thanks for reminding me of that technique.
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