Back today with another card using MY FAVORITE NEW summer color from CTMH. This color is called "Smoothie". Isn't it just yummy? I kept this color combo simple by pairing it with Colonial White and Cocoa. I've been working on some other color combos that I'll share later. This color combo screamed "elegant" to me, so I reached for my favorite stamp set, "Damask Tiles". I stamped up a piece of patterned paper and layered from there. I used the sketch from 2 Sketches 4 You (a bit loosely, I might add).
I also used the frame from "Party Pennants", which, again, I'll share more about that later. I heat embossed it with ivory embossing powder onto Cocoa CS. I an so glad I took the extra time to do this because I love how it looks.
Also wanted to wish my son, Chad, a Happy 10th Birthda,y and my Dad a Happy Birthday, too! Chad's was Tuesday and my Dad's is today, so we've been doing lots of celebrating. WooHoo!Thanks so much for stopping by today!
Stamps: CTMH Damask Tiles, Party Pennants, Thank You, Hit the Spot
Cardstock: PTI Rustic White; CTMH Cocoa
Inks: CTMH Cocoa, Smoothie; Versamark
Accessories: Smoothie Ribbon (from the Fabric Barn), Ivory Embossing Powder
Oh this is gorgeous, so glad you are back!
ReplyDeleteThis card is GORGEOUS!!! Might just have to case it!! It matches your blog sidebars as well (Smoothie instead of Sunflower though). TFS!!!
ReplyDeleteThis is fabulous. Love your ribbon treatment. Thank you for play with us at 2S4Y this week!
ReplyDeleteOH. MY. GOODNESS. This card truly is TO DIE FOR! I am sooooo stamplifting this RIGHT NOW! :). BTW, I loved seeing your "You are Special" plate. We have one of those at our house too!
ReplyDeleteHappy b-day to your son and dad! Your card is GORGEOUS!! LOVE it sososoooooo much!
ReplyDeleteyou color combinations are fantastic! I love the pink and brown
ReplyDeleteThanks for joining us at 2S4Y this week
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K
OMG! Found this card on my regular browse through Karen Pederson's blog and just had to say - Wowsers! This is soooooo gorgeous and elegant - I may need to stamplift it too. (with your permission of course)
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