Mashup time again!

Hi there folks, another Fabulous Friday and that means another Friday Mashup challenge!

This week is bought to you by our very talented leader at the Friday Mashup the lovely Holly.  Don't you just love the graphic she has for us this week? 

So here is the "Mashup" Challenge :

1. Make a "Halloween themed" Project.
2. Or Make a Project using the colors: "Black, Pumpkin Pie, Lucky Limeade & Concord Crush".
3. Or "Mash it Up" and create a "Halloween project using the Colors listed above".

*With all of our Challenges that have a Stampin' Up! Color Combo, you may substitute any colors you have, with similar ones you have on hand.

As Halloween isn't as huge here in Australia as it is in other parts of the world, I don't really have many stamps in that theme so I've just gone with the colour combo and here is my inspiration card for you.  

Head on over to the Friday Mashup Challenge blog and check out what the talented DT have created to inspire you!  Hope to see you joining in the fun!

Cheers.

Kasey ~ in Oz

PPC is going green!

What a lovely surprise!  I'm a runner up with this card on PPC! 


Thanks DT for selecting my card.

Hello blog friends, I know I've been a little bit absent in my posting lately.  There has been a bit of a health scare for my mother and she's recuperating from cancer surgery.  Caught early and a very good prognosis, but it has left little time for the pleasures of crafting apart from keeping up with my DT responsibilities.  While she's rested this afternoon, I managed to get about 30 mins in the craft room to play and this is what I came up with.

Picture Perfect Creations has a colour challenge all about greens, as I don't use these ones often, I thought I'd just stretch myself a little and make a card.  I was going through my cards the other day and found that I had no sympathy cards on hand so decided to make this one.

I've used rubbing alcohol and the three greens in reinkers to make the main panel on Glossy White card stock which I then ran through the big shot twice with the top note die.  I then matted this on my spiral background mats. I then added a loopy bow and antique brad and it was done!  Very quick and simple.  Hope you like it, I'd love to hear your comments.

Cheers,

Kasey ~ in Oz