Saturday, January 24, 2009
Basic Grey Recipe Challenge
Danita challenged me to play in the new Basic Grey challenge today. This time we had to follow a recipe - 2 designer papers, 1 button, 1 ribbon, and 3 brads. Easy enough, right?
So I picked up my Basic Grey Urban Prairie papers and tried to figure out which ones I wanted to play with. Then I had to think of a sketch. Then I had to think, which stamps would look good with this? Finally I decided on the new Spring Trees from Cornish Heritage Farms. It's a fun, cutesy set that I thought would look good with the Urban Prairie papers.
The green flower brads were a bright lime green, so I dulled them down a bit by coloring over them with a Copic marker. The tree image is colored with Copics, and I went over the bee wings with a clear Spica glitter pen for a little shimmer.
This is a fun little challenge. It's nice to have a day to just play! The weather has been cold and windy today, so it was a perfect day to stay inside and stamp. Hope you are all warm and happy today! :-)
Stamps: Spring Trees (Cornish Heritage Farms)
Ink: Adirondack Pitch Black
CS: Taken with Teal, White, Urban Prairie by Basic Grey
Other: button, flower brads, white tafetta ribbon, copic markers, clear Spica glitter pen
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8 comments:
Holly, this turned out AWESOME!!! I love that Pacific Point paper with the Urban Prairie paper!!! Love the image you picked!!! Great job with this challenge!!!!
This is so sweet! I love that color combo!!
Beautiful card!
Good luck with the challenge!
XOXO
Sara
So cute.. Love the card.
Beautiful card - loving that image & your colouring!
Peace & love
Alison xx
What a super cute card! Love the image and your coloring is awesome. :O)
TFS>
Great choice of layout, papers, colours and image - brilliant card.
Thanks for playing with us this week at Basic Grey.
hugs Heather xx
A stunning card Holly! I love the stamp you used, your colouring and the very striking and beautiful colour scheme, love those Urban Prairie papers too. Chris x
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