Now I'm back at home and back at work I thought I'd make a card tonight for the Papertrey Ink Blog Hop. I always mean to but the manage to miss it, so hopefully I'm in time this month! The card is based on one of Dawn McVey's that I cased for a recent challenge. I love the structure of it so much I've made it in several guises over the last week. The challenge was to make a non-Christmas holiday card, so I played safe and went with Happy Holidays and a snowflake image.
Supplies used - all PTI:
Stamps - sign language and polka dot basics II
Card - ocean tides, black, white
Ribbon - ocean tides
Ink - ocean tides and true black
So I'm off to finish some magazine work, that needs to go in the post tomorrow, so I must dash.
xxx
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16 comments:
super cute! Love the colors and the layout!
Sweet and simple, love it!
Sign Language! I haven't used that in forever! Thanks for that reminder!!
Love the color and the focal image! I think it would be a great card to mass produce...might have to CASE this one!
So cute! I love the polka dots on the bottom of the card!
The card is really beautiful! its simple and elegant, also perfect!
This is so cute!
Absolutely fantastic!!! I just love the colors and the design!!!
So cute...everybody forgets to use that adorable little set! Love the layout, too!
I love it :)
Great card! I love how you did the background! I managed to get a challenge done this time too! I usually am either to busy or absent minded that I forget! Great job on the challenge! Very clever! TFS!
Love, love, love this - so elegant. Definitely a perferct example of less is more! xxxx
Great monochromatic card. Great job with the PTI challenge.
It's a good life!
Terri E.
really cute!! love it :)
Oooohhhh, Ginger...this is so pretty! Love the stamp images and the gorgeous colors!
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