This is another simple card for the children’s workshop. I coloured the image using Watercolour Wonder™ crayons but the children will be using coloured pencils. I used Soft Subtles cardstock but Rich Regals crayons and found that they worked quite well if I was sparing with them. I used Elegant Eggplant, Garden Green and So Saffron to go with the Lavender Lace, Certainly Celery and Barely Banana cardstock.
Stamps: Crazy for Cupcakes
Cardstock: Lavender Lace, Certainly Celery, Barely Banana, Whisper White
Ink: Basic Black
Accessories: Watercolour Wonder™ crayons – Rich Regals, ¼” Grosgrain Ribbon - Whisper White
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cute card! i love your colour combo. that stamp is so sweet-literally haha.
ReplyDeletemerry christmas :)
Hi Helen! I've popped over from SCS to say hello...but have fallen in love with your cards! I've just joined an SU ten and just had my first order through...am in heaven! Hugs Em.x
ReplyDeleteOh how sweet and yummy your card is!
ReplyDeleteSuper cute! I love the way you used the ribbon. Great job.
ReplyDeleteI agree, very cute card, the color combo is neat!
ReplyDeleteYou've made me want to buy this set now! I love the colours.
ReplyDeleteThis is really cute...I LOVE cupcakes!!!
ReplyDeleteThey look good enough to eat. Lovely colours and great for a children's workshop. Nicely done!
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