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It's time for a new Sunshine Mail Foundation Challenge (January 15 - February 1). Our theme is "Anything Goes with a twist for Valentines Day" and the only real rule is that you send in at least one card (it doesn't have to be the card you enter in the challenge; Donation guidelines here).
This challenge is sponsored by Meljen's Designs, so I used her Sweet Little Foxy digi stamp:
I paper-pieced the fox onto a shiny bronze paper, using a white cardstock and a Colorbök patterned orange paper. I added details with Copics and bright orange Liquid Pearls.
I used Core'Dinations cardstock and my Silhouette to cut the Fold & Tuck Flowers by Alaa' K, available at the Silhouette store.
The sentiment is from an Inky Antics set, and is heat-embossed in shiny green on a raffia-type paper. I also used an orange burlap ribbon and a fun ladybug-themed lace from my stash. The backing paper is from Graphic 45.
I made the heart border in Sure Cuts A Lot (SCAL), cut it on my Silhouette from an orange cardstock, and added fluorescent orange embossing powder with a Versamark pen. I also made a versoin with smaller hearts, that I used inside:
Inspiration/Challenges:
Card A Day Blog: Valentines
Crafty Hazelnut's Patterned Paper Challenge: Anything goes using PP as a backing / 2nd entry
Mema's Challenge: January BINGO* (second column: Embossing, Dies, Flowers) / 2nd entry
Rogue Redhead Designs #31: Paper Piecing
Update: This was the prize winner for Rogue Redhead Designs #31. Thank you!
Thank you for visiting, and hope you'll join us at Sunshine Mail,
This challenge is sponsored by Meljen's Designs, so I used her Sweet Little Foxy digi stamp:
I used Core'Dinations cardstock and my Silhouette to cut the Fold & Tuck Flowers by Alaa' K, available at the Silhouette store.
The sentiment is from an Inky Antics set, and is heat-embossed in shiny green on a raffia-type paper. I also used an orange burlap ribbon and a fun ladybug-themed lace from my stash. The backing paper is from Graphic 45.
I made the heart border in Sure Cuts A Lot (SCAL), cut it on my Silhouette from an orange cardstock, and added fluorescent orange embossing powder with a Versamark pen. I also made a versoin with smaller hearts, that I used inside:
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| Mema's Challenge |
Card A Day Blog: Valentines
Crafty Hazelnut's Patterned Paper Challenge: Anything goes using PP as a backing / 2nd entry
Mema's Challenge: January BINGO* (second column: Embossing, Dies, Flowers) / 2nd entry
Rogue Redhead Designs #31: Paper Piecing
Update: This was the prize winner for Rogue Redhead Designs #31. Thank you!
Thank you for visiting, and hope you'll join us at Sunshine Mail,
Completely cute! Thanks for playing the RRD Paper Piecing Challenge!
ReplyDeleteLove the monochromatic look!
ReplyDeleteVery cute and unique monochromatic color choice. Thanks for hopping over and visiting us at Mema's Crafts. Hope to see you again real soon in more of our challenges.
ReplyDeleteDarling card.
ReplyDeleteThanks for playing along with the RRD challenge-paper piecing.
Beautiful card! Love the paper piecing. Thanks for joining the RRD Rebel Challenge.
ReplyDeleteThank you so much for joining my Craftyhazelnut's Patterned Paper Challenge for January with your lovely card - hope to see you again soon. x
ReplyDeleteSuper cute card, inside and out!
ReplyDeleteThank you for joining in the paper piecing challenge at Rogue Redhead Designs!
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So nice to see you enter this for the RRD Paper Piercing challenge. Great color palette for your fox. Helene RRD dt
ReplyDeleteThat is an adorable card and definitely a valentine :) Thanks for playing along with us at CADB
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