Today's card uses the lovely Sarah Kay stamp, Rosalie's Bicycle. I've used water colours for the image and Pan Pastels for the sky. I was pleasantly surprised at how the black framework made the image pop, and I'm sure I will be trying that again.
Other supplies used:
Basic Grey paper - Clippings collection
Spellbinders dies - Labels Eight and Decorative Labels Eight
Some paper candi, a button and a bow for embellishment
Thanks for stopping by, and be sure to get outside and enjoy some sun, if it's shining where you are!
Some challenges for my card:
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Fabulous image, with beautiful colouring and your stunning detail. A delight Joyce. No idea about what to do about the skunk. We don't have them in the UK and I am a bit jealous. The robins are nesting and visiting the table every day for their mealworms, so spring has arrived here. Winter is on the way out.
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Joyce, this is gorgeous!! Those black layered fancy frames really make that beautiful image pop. Love your water colored sky. ~jeni :)
ReplyDeleteGreat card Joyce absolutely fab image and stunning embellis truly another of your amazing makes x
ReplyDeleteMy suggestion for the skunk is stay away from it. You might keep a time check on it so you know when its safe to go outside! Hopefully it will eventually move on and look for another food source.
ReplyDeleteYour card is beautiful and the black frame definitely does make the image pop! I like the buttons too!
Can't help with suggestions for the skunk, as the smelliest thing in my house is the dog, and we wouldn't want to evict her!
ReplyDeleteYour image is beautifully coloured and that black frame sets it off to perfection.
Thanks for sharing with us
Lin
Crafty Cardmakers and More
Beautiful card! I love the mix of patterns and color and the pretty die-cut frames. Thanks for the inspiration! :)
ReplyDeleteLovely image and beautifully coloured and you are so right the black frame makes it pop right out. Thanks for joining us at Crafty cardmakers and more.
ReplyDeleteIt's a lovely image and beautifully coloured, but I agree - the frame really makes it all work! Fabulous project.
ReplyDeleteThanks for joining us at Crafty Cardmakers and More!
Such a fun card. I love all the pattered papers you've used. They go so well with the colors on your image. Thanks for sharing your talent with us at http://7kidschallengeblog.blogspot.com/
ReplyDeleteGorgeous card, beautiful image and I agree that frame really sets it off perfectly. Thanks so much for joining us at Vintage Stamping Challenges this time
ReplyDeleteClaire xx
Thank you for sharing with us at 613 Avenue Create. Your card is really lovely!
ReplyDeleteHugs, Melissa DT
Hi there, such a pretty image and lovely colouring.
ReplyDeleteThose frames are stunning and love your paper choices.
Thanks for joining in with us this week at Papertake Weekly.
Sarah
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A really pretty card which is so beautifully coloured...it's gorgeous! Thank you so much for sharing your project and for joining us over at the Simon Says Stamp Monday Challenge blog... :)
ReplyDeleteSuch a beautiful creation. Thank you so much for sharing with us at Loves Rubberstamps. Hugs Lydia xxx
ReplyDeleteA lovely day it is. Love your gorgeous card. Thank You for joining us here at Loves Rubber Stamps this week.
ReplyDeleteGood Luck, Dangina
Beautiful card and I love your clouds! Thanks for joining our challenge at http://7kidschallengeblog.blogspot.com/
ReplyDeleteWhat a sweet image and so beautifully colored! :o) The papers are so pretty and I love your layering. The buttons are such a sweet accent. :o) Thank you for sharing your lovely card with us at 7 Kids College Fund!
ReplyDeleteHugs and blessings,
Karen
Great card. love the layout and layers. Thanks for sharing this with us at Through The Craft Room Door, hope to see you again in our next challenge! - XX Cara
ReplyDeleteFabulous contrasting colours and such a sweet image. Sorry can't help with the skunk - I wonder what you will do? xx
ReplyDeleteThank you for joining in with my challenge at Crafty Cardmakers and more... I love the use of the black frame to offset the brighter colours!
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