I've been dragging my feet getting going with stamping after the holidays, but once I got going with this one, I had FUN!It sort of turned out like a masculine valentine's card. I started with Murfield Designer Series Paper. It's so pretty. I used the solid Baja patterns and just put them up against one another. Also, I've been eyeballing the Poetic Artistry blog all week with this fabulous sketch #67 that Julee, put up Monday for her weekly Mojo Monday challenge. Click here to play along!
I decided not to shade or color the birds at all.... Somehow it looks masculine and clean that way. I really had a blast putting this quick and easy card together! Great sketch and color combo.
Please check out my girlfriends work with the bloggers challenge group. I cant wait to see what they came up with for this rich color combo!
17 comments:
I love your take on the challenge! Those love birds are the cutest.
Love the simplicity...it works so well with that image! Wonderful job! {SMILEs}
Awww...what adorable images you used. Your design really works great with those cute little birds. Have a great weekend.
That DSP is perfect for this challenge! I like the birds uncolored, too, especially with the heart red. Really makes the heart stand out more!
What a lovely card Selene! Great image for this sketch! :D
Cute!!! those birds are so sweet!
Those birds are my favorites...and I love your layout! Great job with the color combo this week. (And I know what you mean about getting back into stamping after the holidays!)
too cute
So cute Selene!! This sketch is awesome!! Have fun at Leadership....I won't be there (only a Supervisor). Some day!!
Love, love, love it! What a great combo with the papers and I love the ribbon too. Casing for sure!
Such a SWEET card! Love the new banner on top too!
What a sweet card. Perfect for Valentine's Day.
Hey, great minds (I used the birds too)! I love them! Great layout too.
Super cute card!
This is so nice! I really like the combination of the patterned papers.
This card is adorable. I love the two DSP you used.
Very cute! Love the two DSP's together!
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