Good Morning!
Darlene and Diane from the Double D Challenge Blog are celebrating their 4th Anniversary! Can you believe that? They are a dynamic Duo and are great to 'work for'. Don't forget to wish them congratulations when playing along!
A brand new Challenge is up and running over at the Double D Challenge Blog.
Here is your Inspiration Tile:
Here is what I created:
I created a lemon lime border by using an old 2" scallop circle punch. I then cut them in half and sponged with corresponding ink. Layered in a piece of Vellum on top. Then I found a small lemon/lime slice stamp from Simon Says, Adult Beverages set. Using Versa Mark and White Embossing Powder I heat set an image on each 'slice'. Inks in Crushed Curry, Wild Wasabi and Amalgam Black.
Sentiment is from Gina K Designs, Sweet Strawberries.
I also used an old corner punch to round each corner of Designer Paper and card stock. Cherries colored with Copic Markers and then I added Glossy Accents to them. Buttons and Baker's Twine to mimic the cherries as accents.
We had a wonderful Christmas Holiday, even though we were all sick. I am still fighting a powerful head cold and a horrendous cough.....blaaaaah.
May 2020 be healthier than 2019 for us all!
Please come on over to the Double D Blog and join in all of the FUN!
You'll be glad you did as there is always a pretty prize up for grabs!
Here's the prize for this Challenge:
You're sweet for coming by!
Enjoy~~
Well this lemon~lime card is pure sweetness Donna! I love the vibrant colors and how you created your clever citrus. Super cute my friend. Happy New Year to you and yours!
ReplyDeleteWell aren't you the clever one! LOVE this card ... great job! Happy New Year!
ReplyDeleteWhat a great interpretation of the challenge, Donna! I am already puckering up, wishing for some lemon-lime-ade! The colors and layers are beautiful! Your dotted ribbon, the gingham check table cloth, the scallop dies for the embossed wedges, and those dancing buttons looped with tied twine! Such details, Miss Donna, and gorgeously done! When we were little, I lived in Southern CA where the summers were long and hot. My mom often made lemonade and put them in plastic popsicle "conveyances" of the day. those homemade popsicles were one of our favorite treats because we could not afford store-bought treats (smile). Thanks for bringing back those memories through your endearing creation! hugs, de (who wishes you a Happy New Year!) xx
ReplyDeleteOh my goodness is that ever too cute, so creative with your scalloped punch and I love how you stamped inside them too, cute use of the buttons too, so fun and colorful!
ReplyDeleteWishing you a very happy New year!!
I love that cute card and it certainly brings to mind wonderful summer treats with those citrus goodies.
ReplyDeleteOH MY, this is just the "sweetest" lemon-lime card ever. Great job my friend. Happy New Year!! Hope your cough goes away soon.
ReplyDeleteYou always have something out of the box. I love how you used the scalloped circles for base of the slices. You are always sooo clever. Great card and colors.
ReplyDeleteI think you covers all of the luscious fruits on the mood board and they are too sweet. Happy New Year! hope you feel better soon.
ReplyDeleteThis is fabulous, Donna! I love your fruit slices...what a great idea and the stamp was perfect. Lots of fun stuff on this card! Hope your feeling better!
ReplyDeleteBrilliant Donna, just love this card the minute I saw it...great looking pieces of fruit.xx
ReplyDeleteWow, what a fabulously creative card this is...you are so clever girl!! Love your card....Happy New Year my friend! Looking forward to all your creativeness for 2020!!
ReplyDeleteHope you are feeling a little better as you read this. And well done getting the card made, I know you had to scramble for this one. It's so stinkin' cute, LOVE what you have done with the patterned papers and those fabulous fruits. Hugs, my friend.
ReplyDeleteOh, wow! What a fabulous way to show off your citrus slices! I absolutely love it and would totally CASE this idea if I had any citrus slices. Hmmm... do I?
ReplyDeleteWhat a fun card and very creative! Love how you have highlighted the lemons and limes.
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