Anyway, I titled this post "Why Not" cause I liked my sketch card from Wednesday, I made another for Dawn's Raspberry color challenge 11 -why not? It's just about the same card jsut changed up to her colors of New Leaf, Raspberry Fizz, Pure Poppy, Black and light gray. Well, I don't have any New Leaf of any kind, but I think these letters are very much a grassy green, so I went with it! When you start using letters up from a chipboard pack, you have to get creative with the letters you have left, but my hubby Bill helped me come up with a-l-o-h-a. AND, I live in a town called Aloha, so how perfect is that??
I took my picture in the sun, and WHO knew that Raspberry Fizz was SO BRIGHT!! Get out your sunglasses -LOL! I went with the same felt flowers as the last one, but this time I added a felt butterfly in the Raspberry Fizz color and added some stickles to his wings. I don't know who makes the butterfly, I got it at my LSS in many colors. I have almost nothing in a light gray color except for a couple scraps of cardstock, so the frame on the white panel is done with the gray and I brought in the red with the center brads.
I had a question from my last post on what kind of glue I use with Chipboard. I use either my normal Tombo Multi-liquid glue (green bottle) or Aleens thick designer Tacky Glue which is what I use for felt and anything that is hard to hold! Both of these are sold at Joanns and Craft Warehouse. I hope this helps!
Thanks for stopping by!
Card Deets:
Stamps - none
Paper - light gray, raspberry fizz, white and black, felt butterfly (LSS), stickles, kaiser rhinestones
Accessories - felt flowers, red brads, black dotted organdy, circle nesties and circle punch, Diecut Chipboard Letters (DCWV Nana's Nursery), felt flowers from Craft Embellishment World, dotted organdy and brads(PinkHedgehog Papercrafts)
Cute card -- and I know what you mean about having to be creative with remaining letters in chipboard/sticker packs! Aloha was perfectly clever. Do you live in Aloha, Oregon? How many Alohas could there be?! I grew up in Monmouth, OR but am now on the east coast :(
ReplyDeleteVery cute and bright card!! TFS :)
ReplyDeleteBEEEE-autiful! What a darling card! Your photograph looks beautiful! What a fun composition and fabulous crafting! Have a great 4th of July!
ReplyDeleteVery sweet! and I LOVE Raspberry Fizz! Gorgeous!
ReplyDeleteGreat "Why Not" card! Very fun with this color combo too.
ReplyDeleteAloooooo-HA, Michelle! This is so cute as is the girl one you did! I hope you had a great 4th!
ReplyDeleteSuper fun card! Great job with the color challenge!
ReplyDeleteFun card! Great job on the challenge! Your layout is great!
ReplyDeleteOh, this is AWESOME! Love that big butterfly as one of the circle elements...and how perfect to use Aloha. That HAS to be the prettiest "town name" too. Beautiful card, girl!
ReplyDeleteHope you had a great time at your sister's BBQ.
This is so fun!! Love everything about it, especially how your husband helped LOL My husband likes seeing my cards after I've made them...he's my little one person audience :)
ReplyDeleteeeekkkkk! i LOVE it. everything about it. i must try this myself!
ReplyDeleteLove the word you spelled and new colors! Butterfly looks gorgeous on the card!
ReplyDeleteSuch a cool card. LOVE it!
ReplyDeleteSo cute! I love the design and how clever to use the name of your town! Top pick for sure! :)
ReplyDeletebellissima! Davvero fresca e simpatica! Brava!
ReplyDeleteI love this card! Everything about it is great!
ReplyDeleteWay to go for your hubby helping your out with your chipboard letters! Great card and that butterfly is just fabulous! :>
ReplyDeletelove the card! just beautiful! love the flowers and the chip alphabets! love it!
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Michelle - this is so COOL!!! I love these fun bright colours and I had a giggle when I saw what it spelt.....very clever!!!! :)
ReplyDeleteYou've been having fun with letters -- love these cards with them! I have boxes of chipboard letters I never even think about -- great ways to use them up!
ReplyDeleteGORGEOUS card!!!
ReplyDeleteHugs,
Samantha
SPCC Creator
http://spcolorcombos.blogspot.com
Bright, fun and awesome!!!
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