Since the photo had distinct colors and designs, I started with that. I was inspired bu the flowers on the dress, the lace on her head, the green costumes and the little flowers on the right side of the photo.
Here's my complete supply list:
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- Stampin' Up! Artistically Inked Stamp Set (2021)
- SU! Shaded Spruce Card Stock and Ink
- Cream Card Stock (Michaels)
- True White Speckletone Card Stock
- Ranger Embossing Powder in Vintage Pearl
- Green, Pink & Purple Embossing Powder (Michaels)
- SU! Delicate Lace Dies
- Technique Tuesday Die (for sentiment)
- Nuvo Drops in Buttermilk
The card is a little hard to see with the cream on cream embossing, but it looks better in person. The picture below helps a little too.
It was really fun making this card. Never would I ever had made it without the inspiration of these two challenges. Be sure to pop over and check them out if you get a chance.
Thanks so much for stopping by today!
Wow, Barb! What a stunner! And I am so impressed that you could combine these two challenges! I guested at TOC for this one, and it was a stumper for me, lol. These flowers are still among my faves, and how beautiful in tone-on tone - just perfect! Thanks so much for playing at Retro Rubber (AND Time Out Challenges!)!
ReplyDeleteThanks so much Heather! It was a fun one, but a challenge for sure! So glad you were a guest designer over there too. Thanks so much for stopping by! :)
DeleteSuch a beautiful card Barb - and I can't get ovver how inspired you were by the photo - that's an amazing result!
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Maxine
Thanks so much Maxine! It was a fun challenge for sure! :)
DeleteThis is so pretty Barb - so glad you were inspired by my booth!
ReplyDeleteYes, Kate, your booth is so amazing! How much that must have been! Thanks so much for stopping by! :)
DeleteI can definitely see how you were inspired to make this lovely card, Barb. Thanks for sharing it with us at Time Out.
ReplyDeleteThank you so much for your kind words Bobby! :)
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