It's the time of the month again... Papertrey Ink blog hop. This month's challenge is a colour challenge using two of my favourites, aqua and melon. Here is the inspiration photo...
And here is my card...
It had been months since I bought the scribbled circles and this is the first time I am using it. And now I remember why I love this set so much from the time I first saw it. It is fun, playful and makes such a statement on cards.
Aside from that, I also used Papertrey's Leave It Be set and the diagonals cover plate. I did not yet put a sentiment. Maybe I will leave it without a sentiment outside and just put one inside.
Thanks for stopping by and happy hopping!
Oh, I love the scribbled circles paired with those leaves! Wonderful card, Irma!
ReplyDeleteOh my goodness! I love, love, love your card, so amazing and so beautiful. You are so clever to stamp the circles and scribbles in black on the melon. Did you fussy cut those? They are just perfect. I am off to pin your card...
ReplyDeleteIrma love this, your fussy cutting is perfect. I may have to CASE this idea! Looks great over the cover plate!
ReplyDeleteIrma, love the circle scribble flowers and the wonderful background!
ReplyDeleteI debated about this set, and passed on it. Probably a mistake as I just love your card.
ReplyDeleteLovely card! The scribble flowers are beautiful with this background.
ReplyDeleteThis is stunning! You have inspired me to actually use this stamp set!
ReplyDeleteLove the scribbles with those leaves! Lovely card!
ReplyDeleteGreat card and layout Irma! I really like the scribble flowers!
ReplyDeletePerfect card, even without a sentiment, Irma! Now I want all three of those items you used. My poor wish list keeps getting revamped over and over again. I'm sure you understand. : )
ReplyDeleteGorgeous card Irma!
ReplyDeletefun! love the aqua leaves!
ReplyDeleteI used aqua leaves too - isn't that a fun combo with the melon. Love the playful nature of your design backed with that tailored BG.
ReplyDeleteLove it Irma! Simply beautiful!
ReplyDeleteSo pretty Irma. Love the way you used the colors and the white die-cut background. Very elegant.
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