Today's card will be entered into the Challenges at Papertrey Ink, Create Along With Us and Simon Says Wednesday, Spring Color Inspiration.
I chose to case this beautiful card by Lizzie at PTI:
Switching up the colors and using this palette from SS:
Here's what I came up with:
I used the Papertrey Ink stamp sets Pretty Petals, Happy Hexagons and the stamp and die sets from Flower Favorites. Spellbinders Standard Circles die. Inks in; Bermuda Bay, Daffodil Delight, Crushed Curry, Pink Pirouette and Wild Wasabi.
After stamping my Vellum Strip I heat set Clear Embossing Powder over my sentiment stamped in Raven Black ink. I am always afraid of smudges. Heidi Swapp Color Shine in Butter, spritzed all over. My colors seem a bit darker here, must be the editing, the round panel on the inside is a Blue Lagoon card stock, which is turquoise....hmmmm.
I love the design of Lzzie's card, it's just so clever!
Thanks for dropping by!
Enjoy~~
WOW...you re-created Lizzie's card FABULOUSLY Donna!! I really liked her card too but didn't have any hexagons (other than an embossing folder!). I love the layout and the floating flowers...just a really cool card and you aced it my friend!! Hope you have a wonderful Easter with your family!! :0)
ReplyDeleteWOW!! what a beautiful CASE. Love your colors and spritzed background. Well done my friend. Hope EB fills your basket with goodies ;)
ReplyDeleteBeautiful and gorgeous casing. The splattered background really sets the whole card off.
ReplyDeleteThank you for sharing with us at Simon Says Stamp Wednesday Challenge x
Great CASE! At first I didn't realize that this was a peek a boo card. Love the extra splatters that you added, and your colors too.
ReplyDeleteI like yours better than mine! The blue circle on the inside is great! Love the splatters, too!
ReplyDeletePretty card! Love the hexagons, gorgeous flowers and of course your vellum band - fabulous! X
ReplyDeleteWonderful CASE! Your flowers are so pretty and I always love splatters :)
ReplyDeleteBeautiful cads! Love the pretty flowers and splatters!
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