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Here is my sample for the Red, White, and Blue challenge. I wondered how I could make a patriotic card with no patriotic paper. The challenge was on. Beginning with a larger base than typical, I layered Night of Navy, Basic White, and Poppy Pararde. In order to offset the dark colors, I used the light blue striped piece from the You're a Peach DSP. With this canvas I needed a focal point. Daisies are the ticket. I used the Daisy Punch. But what could I use that is red, white, and blue? I remembered the Neutral 6"x 6" DSP (Night of Navy) and the Brights DSP(Poppy Parade). The rounded squares will give added texture and interest for the flowers, as well as preparing the flower to look more dimensional with my fingers or stylus. Don't forget a daisy from Basic White, too. I embellished the flowers with matching Rhinestone Jewels.
Next, I went looking for the perfect sentiment and label. The Stitched So Sweetly Dies are perfect for a tag featuring the bold "Celebrate" from the new Create with Friends stamp set. Of course, "Celebrate" was stamped with Poppy Parade!
So with a little imagination I think I succeeded in this challenge. What do you think?
Cutting and Scoring Dimensions
Night of Navy 6"x12", scored at 6"
Basic White 5-3/4" x 5-3/4"
Poppy Parade 5-1/2" x 5-1/2"
Night of Navy 5-1/4" x 5-1/4"
Peach DSP 5-1/8" x 5-1/8"
Basic White 5-3/4"x 5-3/4" (Inside)
Celebrate Poppy Parade
Label Stitched So Sweetly
Night of Navy and Poppy Parade 6"x6" DSP
Rhinestones
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Great layout!
ReplyDeletegreat use of the daisy punch!!!
ReplyDeleteSo pretty!
ReplyDeleteLove the use of daisies!
ReplyDeleteI love that you used DSP with the flower punch!
ReplyDeleteLove it!! Fabulous!
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