Good Morning!
Before studying last night I needed to relax...so what better way to do so?! Stamp, right?!
I created this SU! only card for the Sketch Challenge on SCS.
My Washington Apple DSP is almost gone :(
It's another paper I'll miss.
Before studying last night I needed to relax...so what better way to do so?! Stamp, right?!
I created this SU! only card for the Sketch Challenge on SCS.
My Washington Apple DSP is almost gone :(
It's another paper I'll miss.
Stamps: Flight of the Butterfly; Cardstock: Riding Hood Red, So Saffron, WW and Washington Apple DSP; Inks: Pumpkin Pie, Bashful Blue, So Saffron; Accessories: Mat pack and Paper piercer, Riding Hood Red Satin Ribbon, DimensionalsThanks for stopping by today!
13 comments:
I *know* you love this paper! It's a great color combo. Awesome job with the sketch!!...I like how you angled each of the butterflies. Looks awesome!
Hi Dawn! Great way to relax, stamping is for certain! Your card is lovely! I, too, will miss this dp.
Another wonderful card, Dawn! LOVE that DP!
I love the layering in your card! This is one of my favourite DPs too - love how you've used it...
So cute, Dawn! I love those colors!
Great job Dawn!
Sorry to hear you are almost out of this paper. You sure know how to "work" it, girl!! This card is so pretty!!
Super cute Dawn!
Love that paper too Dawn, super job. Hugs Cindy.
I can't believe you go through whole SU packs of paper. That's a LOT of paper. I've NEVER even come close to finishing a pack. Anyway...another beautiful card. Polka dotted butterflies in these yummy colors make me oh-so-happy.
DARLING! I think of you every time I see this designer paper ... you've made so many wonderful cards with it!
So beautiful, Dawn! I can't look at this paper without thinking of you, my friend. Your work with it has been amazing! :)
Hey Dawn. . wow, I love the colors of your card. Very nice combination. Love the layout and butterflies too! It's funny because I have SU dps from 3 years unopened because I don't want to use them up! I know. . it's ridiculous but it's hard to cut them up and use them.
Maria
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