I used some earthy color tones on the rest of the card to match the set's images. The card's base is Old Olive, which I realized I haven't been using much now that Kiwi Kiss is around. I layered a strip of kraft cardstock across the top of the card, wrapped with a piece of Chocolate Chip ribbon. I couldn't figure out what kind of sentiment would go on this card, so I didn't add one. I think it works okay without one.
Friday, May 1, 2009
Blogger Challenge: Week 97
For this week's Blogger Challenge, Lisa provided us with a sketch to follow. It's always fun to see how differently everyone in the group interprets the shared sketch.
I used some earthy color tones on the rest of the card to match the set's images. The card's base is Old Olive, which I realized I haven't been using much now that Kiwi Kiss is around. I layered a strip of kraft cardstock across the top of the card, wrapped with a piece of Chocolate Chip ribbon. I couldn't figure out what kind of sentiment would go on this card, so I didn't add one. I think it works okay without one.
Like I've said before, I can't resist cute bunny rabbit images, so I ordered the Forest Friends set from the SU! Occasions mini catalog. I stamped the bunny in Close to Cocoa ink on a scrap of Creamy Caramel ink for a two-toned look, then trimmed around the image. It's attached with a dimensional to a panel that was stamped with the set's tree image.
I used some earthy color tones on the rest of the card to match the set's images. The card's base is Old Olive, which I realized I haven't been using much now that Kiwi Kiss is around. I layered a strip of kraft cardstock across the top of the card, wrapped with a piece of Chocolate Chip ribbon. I couldn't figure out what kind of sentiment would go on this card, so I didn't add one. I think it works okay without one.
For more inspiration with this sketch, you can visit the other challenge participants. Links to their blogs are in the sidebar on the right.
Materials Used (all from Stampin' Up!):
Forest Friends stamp set, Close to Cocoa Classic ink, Close to Cocoa and Old Olive markers, Old Olive, Close to Cocoa, Baja Breeze, and Kraft cardstock, Baja Breeze Patterns designer series paper, eyelet border punch, photo corner punch, Chocolate Chip 5/8" grosgrain ribbon, silver brad, dimensionals
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Pretty use of colours and that bunny is way cute!
ReplyDelete:) Marcia P
I had to laugh at this card as my daughter's favorite thing to sing these days is Little Bunny Phoo Phoo
ReplyDeleteCute little scene and great colors!!
ReplyDeletei think he looks like Thumper! Too cute...
ReplyDeleteSo cute, Lori. Love the colors you chose!
ReplyDeleteGreat card Lori. Love the little bunny and tree scene you created. Wonderful color combo.
ReplyDeleteThumper, that is what that little bunny makes me think of! Very cute.
ReplyDeleteVery Cute. Now I have another great idea for this sketch and stamp set.
ReplyDeleteThos colors look great together and the chocolate ribbon is a great accent. Yes, I too love Thumper! :) Lovely card! My card is up at http://funstampin.blogspot.com
ReplyDeleteI like that you used the bashful cardstock as a base for your images! Cute color combo and a great card!
ReplyDeleteThis is delightful Lori! What a wonderful mix of colors! Such a sweet little scene! :D
ReplyDeleteVery cute! Love the colors too...{SMILES}
ReplyDeleteCute card! I like the way you added the eyelet border to your DSP.
ReplyDeleteVery cute! I love this stamp set!
ReplyDeleteCute, great use of color!
ReplyDeleteHow sweet this card is....gotta love that little "Thumper!!" Your card is wonderful, and you made that sketch look so easy to use. (I really struggled with it this week!) LOVE your version!!
ReplyDeleteVery cute Lori! I like the colors and that bunny is just too cute!
ReplyDeleteThat is such a sweet set! Love the eyelet border you used---great job--very creative! Nola
ReplyDeleteCute card!! I just love this stamp set and love your color combo!!
ReplyDeleteGreat card! I love the bunny!
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