Wednesday 23 April 2008

A shabby lion


This is essentially the same card as this one, as you can see. Same design, different colours, different stamps. There’s no point in reinventing the wheel and, sometimes, there’s just no time!

This is for a demo at a workshop this Friday – the hostess likes earthy colours and wanted me to show her the popping pastels technique (click here for details). As most of the guests will have children, I thought I’d use this fun set.

Stamps: Wild About You (p32)
Cardstock: More Mustard, Old Olive, Chocolate Chip, Very Vanilla
Ink: Versamark®, More Mustard, Old Olive, Chocolate Chip
Accessories: ¼” Grosgrain Ribbon – More Mustard, Hodgepodge Hardware® - Pewter

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9 comments:

  1. love the ribbon and the cardstock paired together - excellent layered look!

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  2. This is an adorable card. Design, stamps and colors are perfect! Kerilou

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  3. I so love this one!! I really love when hardware is used...cause I just can't seem to part with mine! Can we say hoarder!! And I also love the versamark stamping. That really adds so much. Love that versamark!!

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  4. So cute! I love that lion. This card is adorable, and the layout and colors are perfect!

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  5. Very nice. I like the way you've done the ribbon. CC

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  6. You could reinvent the wheel if you wanted to! I like the cute little lion and the ribbon tied hodgepodge.

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  7. Love this card!! And kudos to finding a layout that works and sticking with it...I am all for that!!

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  8. How awesome -- I really love what you have done with this card!
    TFS~

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  9. Helen,
    This card is great! I love the colors you chose and the sponging you did on the main panel. Very nice!

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