Sunday, April 24, 2016

Dandelions

Hi everyone! I had a chance to put this card together for the sketch challenge over at The Paper Players in between loads of laundry today.

I sorta went out of my color comfort zone with this one. I had the dandelions stamped up and sitting in my "to make" box and decided come hell or high water I was going to use it today.  Then I had to search and destroy through my designer papers for something to work. Ya, easier said than done.

I ended up using the mesh die from Cherry Lynn to cut out a piece of kraft to go behind everything. Striped dp came from Fancy Pants, happy go lucky 6 x 6 paper pad. The I just grabbed a dark brown piece that matched the stripe to go behind. Wood self adhesive dots are from My Minds Eye.













Back to house work I go. Got stew in the crock pot and the smell is making my stomach growl, but it's one less thing I have to worry about today. Thanks for stopping by.



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6 comments:

Glittered Paws said...

I think you did very well on matching up your papers. I recently found a stack of images that I had colored up and it is sometimes a challenge to put those images to the right card and papers. You did a great job.

stampwithsandy said...

Well all your hard work was worth it Laurie, I love this! In my book you can't go wrong with layers of neutrals plus white. Thanks so much for sharing with us this week at The Paper Players!

My Card Attic: Hazel said...

Great take on that sketch there Laurie! Everything goes together beautifully! So glad you "stepped out of your comfort colour zone". Have a great week! Hazel xx
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Claire Broadwater said...

Laurie, this is so pretty! I love the white dandelions and your neutral palette! I really like the kraft mesh die! It is perfect! So happy you joined my sketch challenge at The Paper Players this week! XX

laurie said...

This is awesome! What a great design for the sketch..love it!Thanks for sharing at The Paper Players this week!

Jaydee said...

Laurie, I love the monochromatic colors you used. Great take on the sketch. So glad you joined us at the Paper Players this week
jaydee