Welcome to this week's Just A Scrappin' challenge. The challenge for this week, is to create a circular card using any color and theme. This challenge provided a great opportunity for me to break out of my normal A2 rut. I become so complacent about using the standard card size, that I very rarely try a shaped card design. However, when I do I always think, "Wow, I really should do this more often!"
I created this card with spring in mind, although it is gloomy here in the mid-west. I used Cricut's Wild Card cartridge to create the card base and Nate's ABCs to create my little spring scene. I then paper-pieced the scene to add color and dimension. I completed the card with a little glitter, twine and a die cut button.
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Thank you for stopping by.
Smiles,
K
Card Size: 5x5
Card Supplies:
Paper: MME (Lime Twist), Echo Park (For the Record 2),
Cartridges: Wild Card, Nate's ABCs
Embellishments: The Twinery (twine), Ribbon and Bows, Oh My! (ribbon), Tim Holtz (stickles)
Wow! This is a beautiful card. Love the colors!
ReplyDeleteI love this card!! Absolutely beautiful!
ReplyDeleteI just am in awe of your card. The colors, the embellishments...<3Kimberly
ReplyDeleteYour card is so cute. I love that you used two different colors of twine in the bow behind the button. I own both of the cartridges that you used so maybe there will be some round cards in my future also. I get pretty set on the A2 size cards myself.
ReplyDeleteYour card is so cute. I love that you used two different colors of twine in the bow behind the button. I own both of the cartridges that you used so maybe there will be some round cards in my future also. I get pretty set on the A2 size cards myself.
ReplyDeleteWonderful! Love the colors and the spring feeling. TFS.
ReplyDeleteGorgeous! Love that Wild Card shape, and the scene you created is awesome! I just love your command of style & color!
ReplyDeleteWhat a beautiful card! Love that blue. How do you set up your lighting for your pictures? It's so soft and accentuates the colors perfectly!
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