Thursday, May 2, 2013

Five Petal Flower Fun ~ CCMC250 & PP143

 
Hello stampers!  Today's card is for Create with Connie and Mary color challenge 250 & The Paper Players sketch challenge 143.
2013 Thursday Challenges-013
 
There are several sketch challenges that I wanted to participate in this week and this was one of them.  Most of them have banners in the sketch....I guess you could say it's a banner week!  LOL!  Anyway, here is one of many I hope to get done, so stay tuned!  Also, as luck would have it, the colors at CCMC this week happened to be a few I had laying out on my desk already.  Mostly because they are a couple of the colors from the new Sent With Love bundle.  I had pulled out these two designer papers because I thought they coordinated well together.  I also happened to have a gray base card already cut and folded  waiting to be used.  Kismet!  Love that!  When I looked at the sketch, I decided I wanted to use flowers for the circle shapes.  I punched out individual petals from the Blossom Petals punch, kinda folded or molded them around a pen to add some dimension and attatched them to a big glue dot on a punch circle.  The littler flower is from the Island Floral die.  I snipped a line inbetween each petal and formed them the same way as the bigger flower petals.  I wanted to stick with all ribbon for the banners, but the only ribbon in Calypso Coral I own is the 1/4" sheer ribbon from the Sell-a-bration catalog last year.  I just wouldn't work here, so I subbed in a embossed piece of cardstock.  A button and brad to finish of the flower centers and the leaf die complete my card.
 
 
 
Here's a list of all my supplies....
Stamps: none
Paper: Gray, Calypso Coral, Sent With Love DP
Ink: None
Accessories: Little Leaves & Island Floral Die, Gray satin & Sycamore Street ribbon, Sycamore Street button, Everyday Enchantment brad, Circle punches, Fancy Fan EF, Blossom Petals punch
 
Thanks for taking a peek!
Jenny
 
 

11 comments:

  1. Oh, that dsp is just perfect for this color challenge; I love the clean sharp lines of the banners which complement the softer curves of your lovely flower! Thanks for joining us for the color challenge this week at Create with Connie and Mary!

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  2. Jenny, this is beautiful! I love your curved flowers and how each has a unique center that fit so perfectly with the color challenge. Fab use of both challenges....so glad you joined us at The Paper Players!

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  3. Jenny, These flowers are perfection! I love your combination of these two challenges, too. Thanks for playing along with The Paper Players this week.

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  4. What a fabulous mix of colors and patterns, Jenny! I love the Calypso Coral flowers and the way you did the centers. Thanks for playing with The Paper Players!

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  5. I love all of the different patterns you selected! Isn't it great that these products compliment each other so well?! Thanks for joining us this week for the color challenge at Create with Connie and Mary!

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  6. I love all the different papers and textures! And your flowers are gorgeous! Love the embellishments you used, too! Thanks for playing the challenge at Create with Connie and Mary!

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  7. Very pretty. Love the different papers and your pretty flowers.

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  8. Jenny, this is AWESOME!! Love the clean design, the fresh colors and all of your fun details. Thank you so much for joining us this week at the Paper Players! :)

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  9. Beautiful clean card! Love the banners made using paper and ribbon. Thanks so much for joining us this week for the color challenge at Create with Connie and Mary!!

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  10. WOW...this is absolutely WONDEFUL!!! LOVE the flowers...just so pretty and all the dimension they have! Thanks for playing along in the Create with Connie and Mary Thursday Challenge!

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  11. Very nice way to use the colors and sketch together. Love the flowers! Sorry I'm late commenting, catching up from vacation! Thanks for joining Create with Connie & Mary!

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