Happy Friday all
So this card was inspirited by a “tree” call over on the Moxiefabworld and this weeks SPCC challenge. Hence my play on words for the post title. LOL
Cricut: Graphically speaking (title), Wild card (tree & flowers)
Basicgrey: pattern paper “granola/natural”
Hero Arts: “cloud” stamp
Martha Stewart: edge punch
ColorBox: ink pad “cocoa”
Close to my Heart: ink pad “ocean”
Sakura, gellyroll: glitter pen “clear star”
Delta: white paint
Wal-mart: purple gems
So these are the colors to use:
The tree leaves are the (shift) icon for the flower card. I don't know what it was created for but when I came across it I knew I had to use it. I basically built the card around this shape. There's something about square trees that I'm liking right now, have plans to do another one soon.
I like the look of "fabulous" in black but it blended in with the background so I painted the edges with white paint, after it dried I used my gellyroll glitter pen and just went over the white with it. The bling did it's thing.
I also fell in love with this "cloud" stamp but never used it before. I think it added The right touch for this card.
The DSP that I used for the tree is actually an animal print but thought it made good bark too.
7 comments:
Great tree!! I really like it! I don't have the Wild Card cart yet, but it is on my wish list! You did such a great job on the edges of the sentiment too. Thanks so much for playing along with SPCC.
Hugs,
Samantha
SP Color Combos Creator
This is simply fabulous! What a wonderful creation! And welcome to the copic buzz on PCP too... I will be checking out your blog often cause "you rock"!
Georgia
PS I love the name... MissBliss
love the card, the tree looks amazing. Another great take on the challenging colour combo.
Love your tree card...& the inside is just as pretty! Great job on the color combo!
I love how the flowers pop off the tree, great card!
This is beautiful. Love everything about it! The abstract design and the colors you've chosen make this card one of a kind!
I love the squareness of your card. There is something about a tree the just begs to be abstract.Great job
Angie P
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