Another inspiration photo...

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On to this weeks photo inspiration at the Paper Lovin' Gals challenge blog.  We are relatively new so head on over and be inspired by this fabulous picture and the intepretations that the Design Team have for you.

I went with the colours in the picture Cherry Cobbler, Confetti White and Basic Gray.  I've also used the current sketch over at Unscripted Sketches, I don't often get time to play along.  I've dragged the inkpad across the cardstock to create some hazy lines on the backing piece, then sponged the top piece.  The red flowers have crystal effects on them and the small hearts also came up shiny.

Cheers,

Kasey ~ in Oz

Thanks

WOW! This simple creation made it as a runner up on Picture Perfect Creations.
Thank you for that honour.....sooo chuffed!


















This colour combo was a bit hard for me, incorporating that wild wasabi was a bit tricky. I settled for a tiny row of scallops on each side of the main image and an L shaped border of Bravo Burgundy on the River Rock and mounted on Perfect Plum card.

This set is the level 2 hostess set Fast & Fabulous.


Sorry the picture seems to have the River Rock looking very dark.

This card is for

Perfect Picture Creations ~ Colour Challenge #45

Fast & Fabulous

I borrowed this set from a Karen a fellow demonstrator when we got together for a stamping morning and came up with these three quick cards.  Must have been a Razzleberry and White day!

I made the brads for this one by punching out 1/4 inch circles and putting a dab of Crystal Effects on them.

The Bracket edge is from the Curly Lable punch, just make a pencil mark on the underside of the punch for where you want to line up the cardstock and you can then get a nice straight edge.

I've added a tiny bit of bling with a few stick on rhinestones which actually cover up a little touch of ink that got stuck on the edge of the stamp.  I must trim the edges on that stamp!