I actually cut apart the paper to use the scallops. The yellow and green strips were added from other pieces of patterned paper in the line. The stamped sentiment is from Papertrey Ink.
Behind the Nestabilities oval I placed some trim from Creative Cafe. The little elephant is foam mounted. He was cut from the patterned paper.
The card needed some green ribbon, but I didn't have the right color. (How is that possible, seriously, you should see my ribbon stash.) So, I got creative and colored off-white twill with Palette ink. Let it dry for quite sometime or you will be explaining to your 2 year old about why mommy's hands are green like Oscar. I finished the bow off with a button from Making Memories and some DMC thread.
hope you are enjoying your weekend! thanks for stopping by! :)
13 comments:
this is amazing Kim! I luuuuuv it!
Hugs,
Amy
Kimberly, this is just adorable! I LOVE that paper! How CUTE!
This just just so darling Kim!
i absolutely adore this! Really lovely layout and such nice touches. i love the trim. love love love it!
Hi Kim!! Saw your project in Paper Trends while I was browsing at it in Michael's. I was like -- hey, I know her!! Congrats! Love coming to peek at all your goodies. You always give me the ooooomph I need to get scrapping :D
What a great scrappy card! I love the mixture of textures and colors - so cute! :)
This is really cute - love the layering and dimension!
Adorable!! So much texture and dimension!
Very cute card! I like those papers, but my boys are too big...Waahhhhh!
Great card Kimberly! Love the detail under the oval!
I just love the way you have used the trim behind the oval and I am loving all your spooky Halloween goodies too!
LOVE!! This card just makes me smile so much! I find it to be very retro an it reminds me of colors/cards that would be around when I was a kid (like 30 yrs ago). You do fun and cute in such a hip way!
Wonderful card with such a sense of movement and energy ! Love for you to link it up to my challenge here http://angsandy.blogspot.com/2011/03/sandys-challenge-3.html
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