When I saw that this week's challenge at Less Is More was to use the colours of your kitchen I couldn't think what to do as my kitchen is very soft grey with duck egg walls and royal blue bits & bobs. I then remembered a beautiful paper pad I had from DCWV many, many years ago. Far too precious to cut into!!! Luckily, I had cut into it once and there was a scrap of this gorgeous glittered paper left. Just right! I also found the grey background paper in there. The sentiment stamp was a magazine freebie and the bow from my stash.
Challenges
C.R.A.F.T. (370) - Add Ribbon And Sparkle
ABC - K is for Kind (Thank You)
Allsorts (370) - Gingham Style
Less Is More (283) - Colours Of Your Kitchen
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12 comments:
What a pretty card! The paper is absolutely gorgeous and I completely get why it's hard to cut into that pad. I have a few like that myself, and every scrap gets carefully hoarded! Lovely layout, and a very sophisticated feel. Thanks for a fab Less is More entry :)
I had to chuckle when I read your post. I have such a hard time cutting into some of my beautiful papers...if I had a better printer, I would do all digi papers:) This is gorgeous, LOVE the colors. Thanks for joining us at CARFT Challenge this week!
Brilliant LIM card and a lovely design.
Thank you for joining my Gingham challenge this week at Allsorts.
Kath
A lovely and elegant creation, many thanks for joining us at Allsorts challenge.
B x
Lovely card. Nice colors. Have a nice day, Ankie
Such a pretty colour combo here and your kitchen sounds beautiful. Thanks for playing along with us at Less is More this week. Sarah
Loving yur fab card !!
This is so pretty the colours complement each other beautifully and the lines are so clean!
Thanks so much
Chrissie
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Fab card and thanks for sharing at craft this week.
Beautiful and stylish card.
Thank you for sharing this over at Allsorts;-))m
Very classy looking, love the CAS look - thank for joining us at ABC Challenge and good luck
Andrea x
What a beautiful colour combo, and great to see you using paper offcuts. I really must use my patterned papers more often!
Thanks for sharing with us.
Anita x
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