Challenge #25

This week at Latenight Stampers we are using the diagram below for the challenge this week.

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The card I made is simple but quick we all need a card like that sometimes.

Supplies

Paper- Pacific Point, Tangerine Tango, Whisper White
Ink- Pacific Point, Tangerine Tango
Stamps-Darling Dots
Accessories- Pacific Point, ribbon 1/4 and 1 inch punches, Bow easy


Comments

Sandi MacIver said…
great interpretation of the challenge sketch, I love your color combo.
5:32 PM
Kirsten said…
Wow, what a striking color combination. I will truly miss these in colors when they go at the end of the month, the new ones just dont strike me the way these ones did.
12:15 AM
Kay Kalthoff said…
GREAT card! Love that cute bow!!
Kay
8:36 AM
Holly said…
Ooohhhh love these colors together!!!!
10:48 AM
Nancy Riley said…
LOVin' what you've done with this sketch! So cute!
1:09 PM
B said…
Fun colors!
1:19 PM
Lyn S said…
The cheerful colours go perfectly with the sentiment, great card!
9:33 PM
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