** I am sorry this is so late - I have been having some health issues lately and they have really put a dent into my crafting/blogging time. I also want to assure you that while I am not commenting on your comments, I do read each and every one. Thank you for being so understanding!
For this month's Card Chain Challenge I chose to use the color palette. Now, I don't think I matched the colors perfectly, but I think I did a good job considering I only used papers from my stash. I sent this card off to Sent my card to Betty in Nebraska.
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| March 2016 Card Chain Challenge Color Palette |
I received my card from Helen in Ohio yesterday - isn't it beautiful!? You can see the sparkle of the Wink of Stella if you look close. . .
What I Used to Make my Card:
Blue Card Base
White Cardstock Panel
Colored Cardstock from Stash
Spellbinders In'Spire, Plum Blossoms, #IN-046
Spellbinders Nestabilities, Labels 41, #S4-468
Distress Ink in Bundled Sage
This was fairly easy, except trying to glue all the flowers onto the branch!! I began by die cutting the branch (when you die cut the branch, everything is attached to it - the flowers, bird, etc. but you get separate dies to add the items in different colors) out of pale sage, then the flowers out of deep fir. I glued each deep fir flower over the flower on the branch and even with the Quickie Glue Pen it wasn't easy! But I did it and then set it aside to dry.
I cut a white card panel to go over my blue card base and then die cut the bird out of the same blue card. I glued the top and bottom of the bird onto the branch. I had an idea that the Bundled Sage Distress Ink would match the pale green card I used and thankfully, I was correct. So I stamped my little sentiment on white card, then die cut it as well as the next biggest die in the group, attached that to the corner of the card and I was done! As always, I put the finished card under the extra floor tile I have on my desk and let it sit overnight. Thank you SO much for stopping by and I hope you consider signing up for the Card Chain Challenge (the link will take you to the rules page) - Deborah does such a splendid job and it really is SO much fun! Please take a moment to check out all the beautiful cards that were received and sent off this month here. Fondly, Christi
I cut a white card panel to go over my blue card base and then die cut the bird out of the same blue card. I glued the top and bottom of the bird onto the branch. I had an idea that the Bundled Sage Distress Ink would match the pale green card I used and thankfully, I was correct. So I stamped my little sentiment on white card, then die cut it as well as the next biggest die in the group, attached that to the corner of the card and I was done! As always, I put the finished card under the extra floor tile I have on my desk and let it sit overnight. Thank you SO much for stopping by and I hope you consider signing up for the Card Chain Challenge (the link will take you to the rules page) - Deborah does such a splendid job and it really is SO much fun! Please take a moment to check out all the beautiful cards that were received and sent off this month here. Fondly, Christi
I would like to enter my card in the following challenges:
Oh La La - #201, Feathered Friends
Glitter 'n Sparkle - #182, Use a Punch or a Die
ABC Challenge - "E" is for Everything
Things to Alter (M) - #3, Anything Goes, Twist, Use Birds
Animal Friends (M) - #37, Birds
Die Cut Divas (M) - Something You Associate with Spring (Birds! I love watching the birds)
Just for Fun (M) - Birds
Outlawz Challenges (M) - Festive Fridays - Several themes, I chose National Feather Day
