I've missed you all. Haven't been able to get in the craft room for a little bit, but was finally able to swing it today!
I've got a sweet, spring-ish birthday card to share today.
My inspiration to create it was a combination of 3 different challenges! First, I love Simon Says Stamp challenges. The chance at a $50 gift card to the Simon Says Stamp store appeals to me greatly! Their challenge is "A Bit O' Green." You have until 3/13 and can enter up to 5 projects...more chances to win! And you need all the chances you can get because there are always hundreds, if not thousands of entries!
Secondly, who wouldn't love a Ribbon Carousel? I most definitely would! So I'm entering my card in the Ribbon Carousel Challenge 78 "Spring Is In The Air." You have until 3/31, so if you need a really awesome way to display/hold your ribbon, get after it! Don't forget to use ribbon on your project! My lavender flower was part of a larger piece of ribbon that was too big for the card, but loved the color, so I snipped it off and used it as a single ribbon flower. Doesn't this bicycle with its basket full of flowers scream SPRING?!
Last, but certainly not least, my honeycomb background was inspired by a challenge at Moxie Fab World: Emphasize the Negative. You have until 4/1 to enter a project, so (say it with me) go get your (negative) craft on! :)
--Cheryl
Supplies Used:
Webster's Pages Petite Papers Collection Combo Pack - Sunday Picnic & Everyday Poetry
Lavendar Ribbon Flower
Sassy Salutations Stamp Set by SU
Honeycomb Background Silhouette Shape
Vintage Photo Distress Ink
Regal Rose Ink by SU
Scallop Die by SU
Fabulous work chick :) A great design and lovely colours. Thank you for joining us over at the Simon Says Stamp Challenge, hugs, Dawny x
ReplyDeleteSuper card, I love the papers you have used
ReplyDeleteThank you for joining us at Simon Says Challenge this week
Hugs
Jo x
Hey Cheryl! Thanks for linking this up to the Emphasize the Negative Challenge in the Moxie Fab World! I'm so glad you joined in on all the fun! :)
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