Hi!
Thanks for stopping by on your way around our Colour Creations Blog Hop this evening. It's Mint Macaron week. Hooray! As you may have guessed, it's a favourite of mine. It began as an In Colour, but eventually found it's way back as a member of the Subtles colour family in a colour refresh.
I love Mint Macaron paired with Neutrals, so I absolutely adored this colour combo from Brian King.
The DSP on the top part of my card is from the Design A Daydream Host DSP pack. I'm a real sucker for these tile-like patterns, so I really love this sheet of DSP. I used some Neutrals DSP on the bottom section, separated by some Very Vanilla Baker's Twine.
My Plentiful Plants bundle was dusted off for the feature panel. I cropped the Very Vanilla cardstock with a Tailor Made Tags die. One leaf image and the top line of the sentiment was stamped directly on the tag, with the other leaves and pot stamped on scraps and popped up over the top.
Another pot and plant was stamped on the inside, with the last two thirds of the sentiment. I love how easy it is to split sentiments when stamping with photopolymer stamps. It's so easy to ink up just the line (or two) that you need without having to fuss around with masking off bits and pieces.
Please continue your way around our blog hop tonight by jumping on over to Christine Blain's blog. I can't wait to see what she's made.
If you run into any problems with links on tonight's blog hop, please hop on over to Cathy Proctor's blog. She will have a list of all of tonight's participants and you can get yourself back on track.
Bye for now,
Tina
Your plant is gorgeous displayed on the tag, a beautiful card in this colour selection Tina.
ReplyDeleteWhat a gorgeous colour combination for your card, Tina. I love this layout and the DSPs you have chosen. The triple bakers twine and bow is beautiful and adds the perfect texture for your pot plant. Love this!
ReplyDeleteSuch a beautifully designed card Tina - I really love this one! That bow of twine, oh my goodness!!!!
ReplyDeleteBeautiful soft colour combination Tina and your vanilla twine double bow is gorgeous
ReplyDelete*Sigh* ... this colour combination is "to die for"!! Love the patterned paper, love the colours, love the twine. Gorgeous card, Tina.
ReplyDeleteA beautiful card Tina. I love your choice of DSPs joined with the triple layers of twine. Using the Plentiful Plants bundle as the focal element was inspired. All in all - perfect. Xxx
ReplyDeleteA beautiful card Tina and that colour combo of Brian's is gorgeous. Plentiful Plants is actually a perfect choice for Mint Macaron. Snap on the paper too!
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