I do love this set. I also love that you can design your own dress with it... funny how mine always end up with some red in them. The colours were also inspired by this month's Unity colour challenge. I masked the sentiment so I could stamp it in two colours and use the two halves to frame the main image. Inside the card, I matched the two fonts as best I could on my computer so I could write "Have a fabulous birthday".
Have a great weekend!
Supplies: white & Stampin' Up pear pizzazz cardstock, Basic Grey True Love patterned paper, Unity Undeniably You stamps, Memento tuxedo black, Brilliance graphite black & Versamark inks, Zing clear and Ranger rich red embossing powders, Spellbinders circle & scalloped oval dies, pop-dot tape
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16 comments:
Love this Lindsey!!! So happy to see you playing with the challenge and I love your dress choice, just lovely.
Lovely card and great take on the sketch.
Lovely card and great take on the sketch.
I like your classy and fabulous card.
Very fun design Lindsey.
Hugs diane
What a cute and fun card, love the design!
Awe, love this dress design in those pretty colors. :)
Red is a power color, you go girl! Love this card. It's so colorful!
Love the colors. Besides, I think Red IS Classy...so it works well with the sentiments. Love the dress and the DSP paper that works so well with it. Great to see a post from you again.
{Hugs}
I really like the layout of this card... the two sentiment circles really make them stand out and the shaped oval for the image makes it pop
That is a fun card, love that quote!
isn't being a paper dress designer so fun?! great card and wonderful colors. i love the sentiment! thanks for popping by and commenting on my tie dye creation last weekend…hope your week is a great one!
RED DRESS? You?! This sounds weird. Hmmm. I really love this dress - I would totally wear it! And the arrow paper is a fab choice :)
What a fantastic card, Lindsey! Love the red dress!!
Awesome! Love the papers you used and the way you split the sentiment!
what a pretty card! love how you broke apart the sentiment. Thanks for joining us for the Unity Be Inspired Challenge!
-Rachel
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