Having been on vacation a week ago, I missed out on last week's challenge so I was eager to play today. Stephanie showed how she created two coordinating cards from one stamp set for this week's Make It Monday here on Nichole's blog. I cheated a little bit by using two sets because the sentiments in one just did not work for my coordinating designs. However, I used the same color scheme with mums and leaves on both. Here's what I created.
Coordinating Pair
Coordinating Pair
One-Layer Thinking of You
Popped up the middle mum and leaves while the rest of the die-cuts are flat.
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Supplies: (all PTI unless noted)
Cardstock: Stamper's Select White, True Black and New Leaf
Ink: Raspberry Fizz, Amethyst Allure, Bright Buttercup, New Leaf and VersaFine Onyx Black
Stamps: Mums The Word and Graceful Greetings
Dies: Mums The Word, Graceful Greetings, Fancy Foliage and Noted: Scalloped A2 Vertical
Other: SU Dimensionals
10 comments:
Beautiful cards. Love your color choices and the beautiful flowers.
These are both GORGEOUS cards Kathy! You used one of my all time favorite stamp sets to begin with and with such lovely colors too! Well done!! :0)
Very colorful cards Kathy, and Mum's The Word was a wonderful choice for this challenge.
These two gorgeous cards work perfectly for this challenge! Love these mums and how they are so versatile for any season or occasion. Love your choice of spring colours!
Two lovely cards, Kathy! I really like the different colored flowers for a Summery feel. Don't know why I don't have Mum's the Word or Graceful Greetings in my collection yet! Headed to my Wish List now :)
LOVE, love your cards, Kathy. I love Mums the Word and your two colorful versions are beautiful!
Beautiful cards!Love the colors.
These are absolutely perfect. I have to get this stamp set!!!!
Your cards are so pretty and a great example of showing the differences between one-layer stamping and die-cuts~ Thanks for your recent comments.
What a gorgeous pair of cards, Kathy--wow!
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