Today's Limited Supplies Challenge required you to stretch yourself by using at least two things you wouldn't normally use. I decided to choose colors I wouldn't normally pick (Tangerine Tango and Groovy Guava) and to add some distressing to my card. Not entirely sure I like the result, although that could be because I am stretching outside my comfort zone. What do you think?
Paper: Tangerine Tango, Groovy Guava, Chocolate Chip, Hawaii Papaya dp (SU)
Accessories: spiral punch, Nestabilities circles & scalloped circles, distressing tool, button (Oriental Trading Co.)
Accessories: spiral punch, Nestabilities circles & scalloped circles, distressing tool, button (Oriental Trading Co.)
14 comments:
Oh cute! Love the layered flower
I do like the colors. And the Hawaii Papaya is my fave DSP.
This is cute! I love the distressed papers!
This is great! I need to get in on this challenge ;)
Robin
Actually, I really like the combination of everything. BUT, it feels like it's missing something on the left side.. maybe putting "Hello" or other sentiment either along the left edge of the flower, or maybe the lower left corner? OR, you could put a corner rubon in the left lower corner. OK- maybe I should join in the challenge!! LOL.
wooo Hooo!!!! magnificent Ann :)
Awww, Ann, this card is adorable! I love the paper flower effect and the SU! Punch adds SO much!! Fun color mix too... Hugs!
Happy Valentine's Day!! :)
This is absolutley gorgeous! Love the layout, colors, everything! :)
Hugs, Christine :)
The colors are great -- my favorite pair of Papillio Birkenstocks are wild flowers in these colors, and they're not colors I'd normally use, either -- but they're my favorite shoes!
Love these colors together! Distressing looks great!!!
Cute! I love the different layers of the flower!
It looks great! The colors do look good together, I'm sure I would never have tried it!
I think it works! Distressing is fun. Once you start, it's a slippery slope. I distress pretty much everything.
Anyways, I like the card and the color combo. Great job stepping outside your zone.
Wow that is amazing!
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