Friday, March 7, 2014

Hello Flower - NAC79

Here's another card I made in 20 minutes before leaving for work! I had the idea in my head, so I went down to my craft room and made it before heading out to the bus.

It's for this week's sketch challenge at Nacho Average Challenge. These ladies were so nice last week I wanted to play again!




I love the effects you get get with these 3 flower sets and punches layered on each other!


Recipe:

Stamps: Petite Petals, Flower Shop, Mixed Bunch, Simply Celebrate

Ink: Island Indigo

Paper: Watercolor Wonder DSP, Smoky Slate, Gumball Green, Island Indigo, Whisper White card stock

Misc: Decorative Dots embossing folder, Petite Petals punch, Pansy punch, Blossom punch, rhinestones, dimensionals



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6 comments:

  1. Gorgeous card! I love the layered flowers, especially with that DSP. Thanks for joining us at Nacho Average Challenges.

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  2. Beautiful card--that designer paper is gorgeous!!! Love it!

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  3. Love the layered flower punches! I admit that I like that patterned paper so much that I can't quite make myself cut into it yet :) Thanks for joining us at Nacho Average Challenges this week!

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  4. Wow! So pretty. I can't believe you made it in only 20 minutes. Wish I could do that! I don't remember the last time I was able to make a card in 20 minutes. I may have to case this. Thanks for playing along with the Nachos. Hope to see you again soon!

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  5. Wow Emily, what a beautiful card!! Love the layered flowers and the colors you used are so pretty! Thanks for joining us again at Nacho Average!

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  6. Love the color combo and the mix of the 3 flowers. Great job!

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