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 | | For today's Color Challenge, CC265, to use Certainly Celery, Tempting Turquoise, and Soft Suede, along with neutrals of choice.
I found some DP in a My Mind's Eye stack (Magnolia) with colors that approximate certainly celery and tempting turquoise. Luckily I had a bit of SU soft suede DSP that I could use (thanks to Pam, aka Bailmac here on SCS!).
I used the sketch from this week's Taylored Expressions Sketch Challenge #107, TESC107, found here:
http://tayloredexpressions.blogspot....challenge.html
I'm still working on a set of note cards to give my flute-playing sister as a hostess gift when we visit in less than two weeks. This is #3 of 4 in the set I've been making with this $1 bird stamp from Michael's. So fun to paper piece!!
I made the panel on the right by layering scallop-punched clippings (inspired by Dawn McVey) from an old hymnal, with alternating layers sponged with burnt umber. The pearl-beaded lace trim was a remnant (just the right length!) from my sewing scraps.
PUNCHEZ tally: 5, including my Creative Memories circle cutters
Thanks for stopping by!
Emily |
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Date: Tuesday, April 6, 2010 GMT
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Additional Info
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Keywords: CC265 TESC107 TAC bird music note buttons lace stitching
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Stamps: bird (Michael's $1 bin), sentiment (TAC)
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Paper: My Mind's Eye Magnolia pad, SU soft suede DSP, page from vintage hymnal
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Ink: Palette burnt umber
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Accessories: SU scallop border punch, SU word window punch, SU 5 petal flower punch, SU photo corners punch, Creative Memories circle cutters, sewing machine, buttons, ivory burlap string, scissors, glue pen, dimensionals, glue dots, beaded lace trim
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Techniques: sponging, paper piecing, machine stitching
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