My CAS200PARTYH "Twisted Color Challenge" using Crumb Cake, Real Red and V Vanilla with something sparkly as the twist for "ReginaBD" Challenge.
I was excited to see this color combo Regina. They are so YOU!
This card went together so easily with the help of "Eleanor's" label stamp that has such a cool texture. I stamped in Real Red and cut out with my papersnips. I then stamped again in Crumb Cake and die cut with Apothecary Accents label, which is smaller than the stamp, but works beautifully.
I love the versatility of the Holiday Ornament Framelits...doesn't this one shape work just great for balloons? One is using the same "Everything Eleanor" stamp for the neat texture and the other cut out of the Natural Composition Specialty DSP. All popped up with dimensionals.
Thanks Regina for an awesome challenge my friend...
This works for Lisa Lara's Bring on the Balloons CAS200PARTYD challenge too.
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Sun, Dec 09, 2012 @ 1:58 PM
Beautiful, Nancy!! Especially love the music paper balloon!
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Sun, Dec 09, 2012 @ 4:52 PM
Very nicely done! Love your design!
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Mon, Dec 10, 2012 @ 9:36 AM
Wow! The texture in the Eleanor stamp is great! At first I thought your balloon and label matting were sparkling, then after reading your description I realized that it was a textured stamp. Your layout is wonderful. The bit of curve in the balloon strings really gives the impression of movement, of the balloons floating. I also like the unexpected use of the musical notation paper.
